Loui keeps trying to scratch himself but the coach keeps putting his name into the line up.You think Eriksson is ever going to be scratched?
I'd be sitting him out all the time.The guy is a salary cap nightmare.A 6 plus mill a year 4th line player is really bad asset management.You think Eriksson is ever going to be scratched?
He's just the itch that you can't scratch.You think Eriksson is ever going to be scratched?
Loui keeps trying to scratch himself but the coach keeps putting his name into the line up.
You think Eriksson is ever going to be scratched?
Sure. What's the difference? Or even better, how about Gaudette if he's healthy?And what, play Schaller?
I don't think he will get bought out. We will keep him around and leave him exposed in the expansion draft. If (when) Seattle doesn't take him, we wait until after July 1st that summer, he will only be paid $5M more on the remaining 2 years of the contact. We will be able to trade him to a team who wants high cap hit - low monies player.Sure. What's the difference? Or even better, how about Gaudette if he's healthy?
Loui's the top paid player on this team. I think even the biggest detractor of the signing at the time would have expected better production and effort out of him during his Canuck tenure. I doubt he even gets bought out until 2020 at the earliest.
Not according to Botch, who tries to S*** on the yotes every chance he gets.Arizona is better than us, further along in their rebuild, and has better management
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Is it because they're two points ahead of us?...Or they've missed the playoffs for 6 consecutive years.(3 playoff appearances in 15 years)...or your a bitter Canucks fan?..maybe all three?Arizona is better than us, further along in their rebuild, and has better management
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Some reports are coming out that Edler is ready to return and the Gaudette Is back w the team after dealing with the flu.
You think Eriksson is ever going to be scratched?
I wish he would do the right thing and come down with the same made up skin condition Marian Hossa has.
Bodog and the other sports betting lines have the the Canucks officially at eight percent to make the playoffs. That goes down with a loss tonight.
Yet the pompom waivers and cheerleaders on House Radio will continue to prattle on about "the young Canuck players playing meaningful games in March". Seriously? At odds of under eight percent, they have a better chance of winning the draft lottery than making the playoffs.
And as far as the young players are concerned, Pettersson looks completely gassed to me. I'd start to worry about him getting hurt again. Meantime the veterans you're supposed to be relying at this time of year like Eriksson and Beagle are on cruise control to the finish line. And naturally the only two top-tier d-men they have in Edler and Tanev are injured again.
So despite all the spin-doctoring, this March is looking a lot like every other one in the last four years to me.