Sat Shah

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2,101 appearances 15 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 17 Jun

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Canucks Central · Draft Boards and Sharks Priorities · 17 Jun 2026 podcast

Of course, Rick's the man.

We all know Rick's the man.

But of course, in public, that's what

that's what an agent is going to say.

So, right.

And so I guess, I guess, I guess what I'll say is that following the Sharks for as long as I have, I have seen a lot of losing.

I've seen a lot of losing in the last seven years.

And so when a player wants out, you know, he's not necessarily going to make a loud trade request, but it's going to be pretty clear that a player wants to win.

And so if the right offer comes along or he'll do it quietly, that he'll want out.

And as far as I understand with the Marcus Pedersen, he came to Vancouver with the idea of,

He was leaving a losing situation in Pittsburgh, at the time a losing situation in Pittsburgh, to join what he thought was a winning situation in Vancouver.

And Vancouver obviously had 50 points or something last year.

And so unless Vancouver magically doubles that next year, I'm not really seeing – I know Stanley Park is amazing, but I'm not really seeing –

why a player like that would necessarily want to stay in Vancouver.

Now, he's not maybe going to make it loud and, you know, put Vancouver and their management in a bad position by forcing a trade.

But if you want to win, I'm not sure why.

Again, you know, if you came to Vancouver to win, then why would you stay?

Especially when an organization – and that seemed very clear –

with their new hirings.

And from what I understood, talking with people at a combine that the Canucks are committed to a rebuild.

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