Not understanding why so many are writing Kesler off as an expendable piece. A second line Selke winner that's capable of picking up points (granted: when healthy) is a rare commodity these days when teams are fighting for depth down the middle. His shoulder injury was unfortunate and it was great when he got back, but for those that are saying "of course he broke his foot" are pretty foolish. It could have happened to anyone that plays an aggressive defensive game and it truly is unfortunate and inopportune that he broke it so soon after returning to the line up. If you want to shelter Kesler and play him as an offensive center only, he would be without much use on this team as we already have an offensively minded first line center and we need a skilled center that can play a well rounded game on both ends of the ice. Basically, if you'd advocate Kesler not playing hard defensively, you're neutering his role as a second line two-way center. For those that advocate just moving Kesler because he gets injured are basically saying that we want a center that doesn't play quite as hard at both ends of the ice and I'd say that we have enough of those. I'd also like to see a center that can take whatever shot broke Keslers foot and walkaway unscathed. Do we shop Kesler for some sort of Wolverine center with metal bones and the ability to mend themselves in a day or do we accept the fact that Kesler's had a rough go in the past season or two, recognize he's a critical piece that can take the team on his back, play defensively, and not throw him under the bus when he gets injured playing in the same style that we were all cheering for when he nearly single handedly served us up Nashville on a plate a few years ago. You can't have your Kesler and vilify him too, Vancouver.