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News: Canucks looking to move up
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Vancouver doesn’t have the pieces to move up to 5th. Their prospect pool is practically empty and they don’t have a 2nd round pick until 2025.
If Vancouver ever moved to 5th, they wouldn't be drafting Reinbacher. If Arizona wants him and 5th, than they are dumber than I thought. By BPA it should go like this:
1. Bedard
2. Fantilli
3. Carlsson
4. Michkov
5. Leonard
6. Smith
7. Reinbacher
8. Benson
9. Barllow
10. Divorsky
I feel Reinbacher will be like a Julovi bust while Pelleka and Simashev will be the better ones going later in the 1st round. If am the Canucks, I would stay put if I wanted to draft D and get Pelleka or Simashev. If am moving up in the top 10, I would probably go BPA and get Smith, or Barllow or Leonard if he was still available. The strength of this draft is in the forwards so 11th pick might be good if you are trying to draft a D.
I didn’t comment on who’d they draft at 5. Only that they don’t have the pieces to trade up from 11 to 5
They were really mismanaged by the last regime. Vancouver's best hope is to hold on to their picks and start a rebuild around Demko, Hughes and Pettersson. They don't have the assets to build on the fly and forget going for the top 5 this year. Their tradeable assets are Garland and JT Miller who could and should be used to help in future drafts while they still have some value. They won't win with the current lineup so go for the tank. There is no other choice, imo.
Cancuks
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Sure they do, #11 this year and a first next year as well as Silovs would likely get #5 or #6. I would hate it as a Canucks fan though.
Why the hell would they do that when they traded 17th overall pick for Hronek? Signed Mikheyev? Signed Miller to a long term deal? Their plan was never to tank and they won't because it is contradictory to the recent moves. Only someone like Benning would go for a tank after trading draft picks, buying out OEL and signing Miller for long term lol. In fact they should retool and see how their new acquisition like Hronek and Mikeheyev will perform in an injury free, full season with a new coach in Tocchet. I see Canucks will be busy this off season and add more to their D. Your take is similar to someone who is studying dentistry or medicine and still in school while opening their own restaurant business and juggling both while not being successful in any of it. Either focus on one direction, retool and go for that only or trade everyone and rebuild. Can't trade high draft picks for players needed on the roster and rebuild at the same time with low number of picks
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oceanchild
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You know nothing about me and I find it astonishing that you think you somehow know more as a fellow bird poster. If management managed to what players want, the NHL would be full of teams that have buddies on it, instead of being constructed in whatever way that is most efficient. Being in management is hard, it requires making the hard call, it’s about a long term strategy, it’s about building assets and then utilizing them when the opportunity arises in whatever capacity is needed. Short term decision lead to long term loses, they need to play the long game. What good did going on a run under Bruce do for this team? Did they carry it over? Did players take discounts to stay because they got to win? Will winning in garbage time convince Pettersson to stay? No to all of it. Would having a couple young game changers on ELC on the team help ease his mind that the team is headed In the right direction? Sure would. I think you don’t know how to run an operation and think it’s all about short term warm and fuzzy feelings, when it’s about long term process. Instead of addressing that you have been attacking me and implying I’m something, because I don’t agree with you. Do you think Tampa sends out a card to have players give feedback on their feelings? How about Vegas? No, they make The hard call And they win.
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RebuildinVan
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Not sure why you'd spend assets to move up in this draft. First, the Canucks have the least amount of assets to use to do it. Second, there will be maybe 3 or 4 guys on your list available at 11 and if there isnt your scouts are bad. Oh wait.... Canucks
I feel like Reinbacher will end up as the next Juolevi if he’s drafted by the Canucks.
Breakers
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Wait!!!! It's that the metal in wolverine. I will take all you have!! Damn I'm wrong, no deal
Or worse if drafted by: Arizona, phoenix, Scottsdale, what ever that other suburb it was, now ARi st.; they really need to move that franchise. Dan akroid said it best in Tommy boy: sometimes you have to tie a company to a tree and beat it with shovel, sure some kids will cry but that's business.
Those magic beans were potentially (definitely)over priced, but the byeout lingers for 8 years. I don't follow Vancouver close enough, but that can't be good.
maybe he will announce them before the draft starts. 1/2 major deals involving garland/pick 11 and others. then somehow getting a couple of seconds back in return?
That would be the dumbest thing if we traded Garland and 11th pick for couple of measly seconds in this deep draft. The top 5 in this draft could be franchise players, while the top 15 could be slam dunk NHL players if teams draft right. Moore could very well be available at 11th and no way in hell Vancouver would trade that if he was still on the board, same with Reinbacher.
