Daniel Sedin or Henrik Sedin

How committed are they to not just saying we're going to rebuild, but really embracing what that means?

How committed are they to, well, we're not going to try to dramatically improve our center position next year?

Those are going to be the big questions, right?

And if we're here a year from now, are they talking about the rebuild being over?

Two years from now.

It's not really a question that we can get an answer to today, but if you were worried about that kind of mixed messaging or the talking around the euphemisms, I'd be surprised.

I'm always open to be proven wrong here, but I would be surprised if we get...

anything like that today, anything that fans really react negatively to, at least in that regard today here from the Canucks, through any, from any of the speakers at the press conference here at Rogers arena, six 50, six 50 is the Dunbar lumber text line.

And this one from Vic.

All right.

And we will go live now to the podium here at Rogers arena.

Thank you for all coming today.

Today's about the future.

It's a, it's a great day as we turn the page and,

and begin an exciting new chapter for the Vancouver Canucks.

I will formally introduce our new management team in a moment, but first I want to say a few thank yous.

First, I want to say thank you to Jim Rutherford who answered the call to come to Vancouver four years ago.

Jim had an immediate impact, leading the team to within one game of the conference finals.

And while that trajectory changed due to unexpected personnel challenges,

Jim leads us with a roster of promising young players and numerous draft picks.