Frank Seravalli

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Canucks Central · Frank Seravalli Talks Stanley Cup, Larkin Trade Request, and Babcock to the Oilers · 8 Jun 2026 podcast

There was a very public trade request from Jonathan drew an, and he did pretty well on that deal getting surrogate.

Uh, there have been other trade requests that have popped up over the course of his tenure that he's navigated.

So it's different in stature.

It's different in attention, especially at a time when finding true difference makers, let alone centers is incredibly difficult.

But it's not as if this is his first rodeo either.

So whether it's these three teams or whether or not he's able to press them and get them to somewhere else that might have a bit more assets, I'd imagine at some point no one's really going to want to try and put the toothpaste back in the tube in September.

skating out onto the ice at Little Caesars Arena, it makes me uncomfortable just thinking about what that scene would be like.

I mean, I think it has the capability to be that deal that reshapes the future, right?

I don't think the Red Wings are going into this thinking...

like the Canucks were with Quinn Hughes, where you get four first-round equivalents back and you redo this.

My thought process would be that, particularly with some of the teams that are in the mix, you're grabbing NHL-ready talent and you're changing your mixture makeup of your team to see if that will give you a different look and feel.

But I'm with you as someone...

Dylan Larkin, who saw the other end of this, like caught the last year of that incredible Detroit playoff run 25 years and played at the Joe and has been through and seen it all.

Like he's lived everything, including a crushing collapse, a historic collapse for this Red Wing team this year.

I know that players are the ones ultimately responsible for what happens on the ice, but I can't help but look at the situation and just think about, especially for a guy who was asking for more help and support last year, that this year, okay, they don't get Quinn Hughes, they go out late and add Justin Falk and just kind of felt like Steve Eiserman putting a Band-Aid on it, that

He's been failed in, in proper support around him that there's only so much that he can do, particularly shoulder shouldering.

So many of the heavy matchups, you shut down Dylan Larkin and his line, and you've got a great chance to win that.

I can't help, but look at anyone except for the general manager.

Who's been responsible for this going on so long.

You watch another team in their division in Montreal, like they were in the cup final in 2021.

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