Satyar Shah

And I think the other part about this too is, I think RJ, to your point about the Caleb comment, this also leaves your options open.

You don't want to burn the bridge completely and sour the situation and say, hey, we need you this, you put the ultimatums out there because I don't think this means they will not consider trading him.

Like I mentioned a couple minutes ago, it's up to other teams.

If somebody calls and is willing to give you

A legitimate offer.

It doesn't even have to be full.

I think the Canucks would listen and explore that possibility.

But if that doesn't come to pass, he's coming back.

And what is your responsibility?

It's to get the best out of that individual.

Yeah, you can't just ignore a problem that's going to persist for six years.

And I think that he answered it in a diplomatic way.

And also, if Petey is here, that's the approach he's going to take to try to get the best out of him.

And I think in this situation, which is very imperfect, it's probably the best way forward with this individual, as much as that may make people cringe.

Because I know we've all been tired of the conversation, right?

All right, before we get out, let's get to the third wheel.

It's our draft simulator.

We have Brandon Assel joining us, the play-by-play voice of the Abbey Canucks in the next segment.

But it's time to do our draft simulator to find out who finishes...

with the third overall selection for the Vancouver Canucks.