Sat Shah

It's just so hard to find D-men.

And we know usually it's impossible.

You got to do a lot of draft picks.

You could do that potentially to some degree.

And at the draft is when the picks are the most valuable at that point.

So do we see a draft day trade where you move that first round pick to somebody else and get the D-man you're looking for?

And that's what's going to be interesting here about Vancouver because under Rutherford and Alveen and the current management team, they've been very reluctant to move Filip Hronik.

Would a new general manager come in and not say that he's going to move him?

And Hronik has a no-move clause.

He controls the situation as well.

But how does that get viewed?

Because if the Canucks come in with the new GM and they make Hronik available at the draft, they can get a haul for him.

An absolute haul at the draft.

That could be one of the top D-men available, if not the top D-men available on the trade market.

Man, there's nobody available.

No.

I mean, not that we know about.

Yeah.

Maybe somebody pops open or something happens that we're not aware of for the time being.

Yeah.