Chris Cuthbert

They have talked to the Sedins about taking a larger role and they were pondering the idea.

So I think Monday could be a big day for the Canucks, maybe not necessarily in terms of an announcement, but in terms of a decision and an internal decision being made.

And possibly an idea of how the structure is going to work.

And the answer to your question is yes, Kyle.

I don't think it is because Toronto did it.

I think it is something in the works even before Toronto made their decision.

But I do think the Canucks have asked the Sedins if they want to take more of a role.

and how willing they would be in taking a greater role.

If it happens, Kyle, I'm going to call it the Swedish startup.

And that is Toronto, where John Chayka has the ultimate authority.

But as we know,

Matt Sundin is there in a major advisory role with a vice presidential title.

I don't know what the titles would be in Vancouver if this is accepted, but I do believe that they have talked to the Sundins about taking a larger role and they were pondering the idea.

And I think there's a hope that there will be clarity in addition to who the new head of hockey operations will be.

And I know a lot of us have been talking about Evan Gold and Ryan Johnson, but I think the Sedin's role in this could be important if they decide to accept the mission as it's been presented to them.

So I think we're kind of awaiting two decisions here.

Number one,

who the head of hockey operations will be.

And number two, are the Sedins willing to take a bigger role?

And you know what?