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Trump and Pence are both complicit and will be going to jail so... Nancy Pelosi?
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You know I miss the politics board, even if it doesn't miss me. Sometimes you don't appreciate what you had until it's gone
Trump and Pence are both complicit and will be going to jail so... Nancy Pelosi?
Latest from @canuckfan75, who has called things in the past, is that Benning has until next year to make the playoffs. If he doesn't, he's gone. (Correct me if I'm wrong here)
Canucksfan75 has also gone onto say that Weisbrod is in serious consideration for the job, and that nobody wants to work for the family [paraphrasing].
Makes sense. With meddlesome poor rep owners and with Linden's departure, I can't imagine that there are a lot of legitimate candidates beating down the door to work here. There was a rumour a while back about Aqua having approached Lombardi, and nothing came of it. Lombardi currently works for PHI as a scout. He's had a history of running the show in LA for a much more relaxed owner. There's a youtube alumni video where he talks about this. I can't imagine he'd do an about-face and work for the opposite in Aqua...
To bring this back to Benning, he has a 2 year contract with a 3rd year club option. If what Canucksfan75 is true, basically, Aqua will let him play out his actual contract length and just not exercise the option should Benning miss the playoffs next year.
Trump and Pence are both complicit and will be going to jail so... Nancy Pelosi?
In a way yeah. All of these players were known to be ineffective at the NHL level when we acquired them.
Please explain how they have large frames and perceived toughness: Pouliot, Del Zotto, Clendenning, Holm, and Larsen. Del Zotto is buff and hits? What about the others?
Please explain how they have large frames and perceived toughness: Pouliot, Del Zotto, Clendenning, Holm, and Larsen. Del Zotto is buff and hits? What about the others?
Man, I wish Goldobin and Tryamkin would hire some russian hackers to hijack Jimbos email account. Guess that would be fun to read and also lead to him being removed from his GM position immidiately if published.
Please explain how they have large frames and perceived toughness: Pouliot, Del Zotto, Clendenning, Holm, and Larsen. Del Zotto is buff and hits? What about the others?
To be fair we have no clue who is actually doing the pro scouting. The results suggests its Aquilini ... Or the janitor.
Benning keeps racking up the good trades while getting no credit for it. He parlayed Nillson for a pick to Ottawa just before they went on a western road trip...guess what? They beat two of the teams the Canucks are trying to catch and then beat Dallas at home last night with Nilsson in the nets. To make this trade with that type of foresight is very impressive. He just traded Del Zotto for a draft pick and Luke Schenn, a player who will help the Comets. Del Zotto would have been claimed on waivers but now the Comets get a solid Dman.
' Being positive in a negative situation is not naive. It's leadership '
Mark Boroweicki
' Being positive in a negative situation is not naive. It's leadership '
Mark Boroweicki
I will never quote that, at least Boroweicki's quote had some philosophical merit to it. I would hate to see your haiku's.I'm positive that Benning is completely out of his depth as GM.
- ROE
I will never quote that, at least Boroweicki's quote had some philosophical merit to it. I would hate to see your haiku's.
You were expecting the replies to this to be much different, weren’t you?
Benning is an awful GM.
I was expecting at least some gratitude to the man for drafting the best Canuck in franchise history at 5th overall which is historically very very unlikely to draft a franchise level talent from.
Wait are we talking about Gradin now, or Brackett?
Who would people rather retire tomorrow, Benning or Eriksson?
Jason Botchford said:I do think the Canucks 2019 first-round pick could get that and there is lots of speculation if it’s not in the top 10, Vancouver would consider moving it.
It’s not that crazy.
A couple of host cities have moved their first-round picks at the draft recently.
Plus, the Canucks have been down this road before, flirting with the idea of trading for both Hanifin and Subban in previous drafts.
I expect them to explore this lane again.
Um, how is this not setting off a billion alarm bells unless it was posted elsewhere and I missed it?
What happened to the embargo on trading picks for the 2019 draft? We're right back to age gapping?