Jakey53
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I listened to that. It was very encouraging. His mustache looks MUCH better this year too:
Talk is cheap.
I listened to that. It was very encouraging. His mustache looks MUCH better this year too:
I did a Google translate. He seems thrilled to be heading to Arizona. He was apparently pretty miserable in Vancouver. Sounds like things got pretty toxic. He felt like they were treating him badly in order to convince him to give up and leave. Yikes.
Despite the treatment Loui Eriksson had to endure as the closest outcast in the Vancouver Canucks, he throws no shit at southwestern Canada, just looks ahead, longs to take the family (Mrs. Mikaela , four children) and fly to Phoenix.
36 years old, it is as if the former Frölunda striker has been given new life.
- Yes, like starting all over again, he says and smiles.
Not just with the mouth. The eyes, the whole face work. It is clear that the shackles that have kept Loui Eriksson's hockey career locked have finally been shattered.
## Second year Travis Green came in as coach, he and Loui were never a match made in heaven ( rather a warmer place). During the WC 2019, Loui said to Hockeysverige.se:
"Me and the coach do not really get together a hundred and it is difficult when I do not get the same confidence that I got from all the other coaches I had during my career."
## The relationship is basically irreparable thereafter. To make a long story short, the Canucks - with GM Jim Benning at the helm - for the past two years basically tried to freeze Eriksson, the club hoped that the Swede would get tired, leave the money on the table and pull.
Montreal cannot trade KK for a year if they match, at that point he is once again an RFA.Depending on Armstrong's opinion of Kotkaniemi's remaining potential, would a match and trade around him & Dvorak make sense? MB wouldn't have to deal with the optics of "giving into" DW and could avoid KK's awkward return to MTL and salary cap issues. Not to mention, his age and being NHL ready is better suited to our timeline than yet another pick in the 2022 draft or Dvorak. Also keeps our Center depth respectable next season.
Talk is cheap.
Two sides to every story.
...and need a qualifying offer, that he can accept!Montreal cannot trade KK for a year if they match, at that point he is once again an RFA.
Yea but I'm bored so making up trades and trying to make sense of the why is something to do. We have 4 more weeks of pretty much nothing.Eichel is a waste of time and assets. He'd be completely miserable here.
I did a Google translate. He seems thrilled to be heading to Arizona. He was apparently pretty miserable in Vancouver. Sounds like things got pretty toxic. He felt like they were treating him badly in order to convince him to give up and leave. Yikes.
We will continue to weaponize the cap until we have either replenished our prospect pool and/or have a roster worthy of spending that cap space on. Zero f***s given on what anyone thinks about that.Also, curious to see what Coyotes fans would hope to see to consider the season a success (or at least make you guys not want to form a mob). Sell off everything that could garner value but Chychrun/ Keller/ Schmaltz, and build around them? Would you guys expect them to just keep taking on garbage contracts for picks? Also curious to see if anyone would get season tickets or even go to any games.
100%We will continue to weaponize the cap until we have either replenished our prospect pool and/or have a roster worthy of spending that cap space on. Zero f***s given on what anyone thinks about that.
success this year is development of prospects and implementation of a work ethic and system of play with new coaching staff. Would like some of the young players to step forward and become core players of our future. Ideally finish with a top 3 pick this year.
This might be exactly how i view this season...We will continue to weaponize the cap until we have either replenished our prospect pool and/or have a roster worthy of spending that cap space on. Zero f***s given on what anyone thinks about that.
success this year is development of prospects and implementation of a work ethic and system of play with new coaching staff. Would like some of the young players to step forward and become core players of our future. Ideally finish with a top 3 pick this year.
I just hope Andrew Ladd or Loui don’t Dave Moss our lottery pick away
Wonder how a certain Swede, new to the Canucks, will survive in that environment.
I did a Google translate. He seems thrilled to be heading to Arizona. He was apparently pretty miserable in Vancouver. Sounds like things got pretty toxic. He felt like they were treating him badly in order to convince him to give up and leave. Yikes.
I think if OEL has a big bounce-back season, he'll have two more. If he struggles next season, he'll never bounce back. I think next season is really going to define everything for him in Vancouver.Wonder how a certain Swede, new to the Canucks, will survive in that environment.
I’d be excited if we traded Dvorak for Romanov if we had some temporary center situation lined up. Reason being that we lost Garland. And as a result lost someone who brought that moxy. That swagger. The fun of watching a skilled player with that much fire. I like Dvorak but he’s the most boring player in the world. Romanov brings some of that fun.It would be fascinating to see the habs fans meltdown if we can pry Romanov away in a Dvorak trade. They’re over there suggesting no name C-level prospects+2nd/3rd round picks