Sat Shah
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2,101 appearances
15 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 17 Jun
Sat Shah’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I mean, we'll see what happens with Bedard.
I'm curious to find out, though, will he sign a long term deal or is it going to be a shorter term deal?
And I think if it's a shorter term deal, I think that tells you a lot about what he feels about that situation.
And not saying he's for sure coming home to Vancouver, but we can dream, can't we?
Yeah, and the thing is like he has such little leverage as an RFA.
And it's one of those situations where the team can match whatever offer sheet anyways if they get to that point.
So it's like he has no recourse here, right?
Yeah, they don't have to do anything.
Yeah, so I think if he doesn't want to sign long-term, like he can drag the process out and play chicken with them and then maybe...
you know, Chicago bends and goes a shorter-term deal and whatnot, but I can't imagine that Bedard's getting traded this year, next year, or the year afterwards.
Like, we'll see what happens as time goes on, but it's still something to keep an eye on.
Is it a long-term deal?
Is it a shorter-term deal?
I think that will at least inform us on what his intentions may be in a few years.
But that's pretty much it.
The local boy who might be on the verge of coming home... Now we're there.
And I'm not even sure he's on the verge of coming home, but he certainly sparked the debate today.
It is Brendan Gallagher.
And I think at this point, anybody who is a Canucks fan, and if you've heard about it, you know that Brendan Gallagher met with the media and so did the Habs and the GM, Ken Hughes.
They both said that his time in Montreal is essentially done and that he's going to have a say in the process.
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