@GradySas At some point the club has to act in the same manner of which they’ve spoken. Keeping Kampf in over Raty does nothing for figuring out what the Canucks 5v5 leading scorer can do for you moving into next season. There’s nothing Kampf can do to raise his value either. Trade him.
Day 2 of tweeting a Quinn Hughes trade until it happens:
To Detroit:
Quinn Hughes
To Vancouver:
Simon Edvinsson
Marco Kasper
Emmitt Finnie
20261st
2027 1st
Who says no?
Day 1 of tweeting a Quinn Hughes trade until it happens:
To CBJ:
Quinn Hughes
Kiefer Sherwood
To Van:
Adam Fantilli
Kent Johnson
Denton Mateychuk
2026 1st
2027 1st
Who says no?
@JamieDodd@ThomasDrance the first name that popped into my head with the Muckalt Hero convo was Akito Hirose. That late season run he had after OEL was shut down had this market and insiders talking nonsense around his potential. Easy choice.
@Conditional1st Be realistic. If management does it right and sells off assets, are Brock Boeser and Filip Hronek part of this team when it’s competing again in 4 years?
@FlyersAnt The only leverage the Canucks need, and currently have, is “We have a top 2 defenceman in the league and he’s available.” They’ll sit back and field phone calls and teams will increase bids on their own.
The fundamental difference between Democrats and Republicans is Democrats would feed 100 people out of fear 1 of them would go hungry.
Republicans would refuse food to 100 people out of fear that 1 didn’t deserve it.
@taj1944 Which is a smart thing to do when forecasting what could potentially be out there when they are inevitably told he doesn’t see a future with the team.
@kiwiasfi Creating a society where the standard and expectation is that it’s okay to talk about how you’re feeling without there being a stigma around it that labels men as weak or beta because their mental health is deteriorating.