Caleb Joseph
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1,930 appearances
12 recordings
2 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 4d ago
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And I think those bets are just getting more expensive, which is what you're seeing this week.
This is, you know, if you want to roll the dice on a Byram or a Nemech, like, man, the price is big.
And I think that's partly because the route to getting like the 24 year old guy, you know, yeah.
Like at least there'll be a third liner for us, right.
You're,
like what Jack Roslevic was for the Carolina Hurricanes like two years ago, right?
Like that route, I think, is severely diminished, hampered.
It's gone.
And so teams, I think, are paying for that upside at a different level.
So sort of to come back to the importance of the retention slots, I just think you need to be so conscious if you're the Canucks on –
Yeah, I mean, I think, first of all, one of the things that the team's going to have to offer here is going to be opportunity.
But that's not really true right now.
You know, I think this is one of the sticky wickets.
I don't know, is that a term that people still use, gentlemen?
One of the crunchy things that I'm sort of looking at in terms of where the Canucks are positioned is they don't have a lot of space on the roster.
Right, which is insane.
Yeah.
I mean, they kind of have a full lineup and, and so, you know, that that's regrettable because one of the issues or one of the benefits, I suppose, of existing in a world without when now competitive pressure is that you can place some of those, you know, what bets remain on some of those guys that like, haven't quite broken through at 24, 25.
Now it's important that you don't trade like a litany of thirds and fourths for them the way that the Canucks did 10 years ago.
But,
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