Abbotsford Canucks Talk | Part 2
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He’s in the rarer “first name for a last name,
last name for a first name” camp. See also: Mason Raymond.
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Statistics of David Bruce, a hockey player from Thunder Bay, ONT born Oct 7 1964 who was active from 1982 to 1999.
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Cooper is son of Scott Walker (the Wild Thing) who had a stellar NHL career after breaking in with the Canucks; 14 years in the bigs with Vancouver, Nashville and Carolina.
Unfortunately not a case of 'like father, like son'.
Unfortunately not a case of 'like father, like son'.
The league will be migrating their streaming service to FloSports, who currently also stream hockey games from several leagues including the ECHL, SPHL, CJHL (Canadian Jr A), USHL and BCHL.
The current rate for the FloSports network is $30/monthly and $150/annually, and based off information some season ticketholders in the AHL received that price point will continue.
Oh, awesome. The price more than doubles from what I paid last year for the Abbotsford-only coverage on AHLTV for a bunch of stuff I don't want.
I keep refreshing to see how this is any sort of improvement and, right now, just sounds like what a lot of other streaming services are doing; aping TV packages by bundling everything together and increasing the price. So anti-consumer.
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I hope that consumers vote with their wallets to ensure that this business model for the Abbotsford Canucks streaming bites the Canucks and the whole of the AHL in the butt.
Nick Lang
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I absolutely detest apping TV packages and streaming services. So much overlap, buying packages for a single program, free trials where a CC is needed, forgetting to cancel, random ending dates, hidden costs. It's disgusting ... pretty soon people will need to be hired as streaming/app accountants to oversee our viewing accounts.
I don't have any except I use my father's Prime account, and my brother hasn't had cable forever so I use several of his of late. He was going through his bank the other day and had 5 packages he didn't realize he was paying or paid for mistakenly. He's bad but I can just imagine the amount of money people are throwing away for sh!t they aren't even using. A colossal waste of money ... it's like the new gym membership someone pays for a year and uses 10 times.
Mr. Canucklehead
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I’ve been in banking for 20 years. You’re on the right track here - you wouldn’t believe how little people pay attention to their statements and where their money is going.
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@F A N Just read in a Thomas Drance article that Gary Agnew decided to retire instead of return. It’s a one sentence blurb but reads like he wasn’t pushed out.
Ya I read that too. Thanks. Happy retirement to Agnew. His first coaching job was in 1985 and since that time he was only unemployed for 2 years.
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guillaume is still a big questionmark due to his concussion injury. will ryan johnson find a nhl veteran player via free agency/trades if vancouver decides to make one to fill that spot. right side needs a bit more depth as well.
Abbotsford Canucks are coming off a 40-win season, and from the looks of things they'll have just about everybody back. Raty, Karlsson, Bains, McWard and Nielsen all back to headline the scoring parade.
The only major 'deletions' are Silovs in the crease; Dries and, Gatcomb up front; and Johansson, Cicek and Irwin on the blueline. Also a possibility that Podkozlin sticks in the Vancouver. But if that happens, then it's possible that Phil Di Giuseppe ends up back in Abbotsford, where he'd be an impact player.
The goaltending is in good hands with Tolopilo and Patera. They're going to miss Gatcomb and particularly Dries. But with the aforementioned guys all beginning their third years in the AHL, hopefully they can take up the slack. And of course Lekkerimaki will be watched closely in hopes he replicate his scoring heroics in Europe.
And they'll also be auditioning a flock of young guys like Boom, Kudryavtsev, D-Pety, Mueller and Felton. It could be a crowded roster; but internal competition for playing time is good.
Really shaping up as another exciting year in Abbotsford.
The only major 'deletions' are Silovs in the crease; Dries and, Gatcomb up front; and Johansson, Cicek and Irwin on the blueline. Also a possibility that Podkozlin sticks in the Vancouver. But if that happens, then it's possible that Phil Di Giuseppe ends up back in Abbotsford, where he'd be an impact player.
The goaltending is in good hands with Tolopilo and Patera. They're going to miss Gatcomb and particularly Dries. But with the aforementioned guys all beginning their third years in the AHL, hopefully they can take up the slack. And of course Lekkerimaki will be watched closely in hopes he replicate his scoring heroics in Europe.
And they'll also be auditioning a flock of young guys like Boom, Kudryavtsev, D-Pety, Mueller and Felton. It could be a crowded roster; but internal competition for playing time is good.
Really shaping up as another exciting year in Abbotsford.
Okabe is an undersized winger at 5'9" and listed at 168. Hockey DB has him playing five years with St. Cloud State, which is a little baffling. I didn't know five-year careers in NCAA hockey were possible. But he's 23 and graduated last spring--at which point he earned a nine game ATO with the Cleveland Monsters.
I guess the Canucks NCAA scouts have watched him for years, and figured the former Victoria Grizzly was worth a one-year AHL deal. As or Zach Berzolla, he's a 26-year old right shot defender who's spent as much time in the ECHL as he has the AHL. Got to be a Kalamazoo signing for sure.
But things are starting to get crowded in Abbotsford. Maybe they're stockpiling players to improve the lot of their ECHL team in Kalamazoo with potential callups as injury insurance.
I guess the Canucks NCAA scouts have watched him for years, and figured the former Victoria Grizzly was worth a one-year AHL deal. As or Zach Berzolla, he's a 26-year old right shot defender who's spent as much time in the ECHL as he has the AHL. Got to be a Kalamazoo signing for sure.
But things are starting to get crowded in Abbotsford. Maybe they're stockpiling players to improve the lot of their ECHL team in Kalamazoo with potential callups as injury insurance.
RealGudbranson
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More right hand shots, and Barzolla looks like he can be a deterrent (search him on x.com, he’s feisty).
COVID added an extra year of college eligibility for players affected. Jacob Truscott, for example, is going back for his 5th year.
