Satyar Shah

You could do it better.

Yes.

Just be a little bit more patient.

So I don't think everything the Habs did is the script the Canucks should follow given the circumstance they find themselves in.

But nonetheless, it's still a positive...

reference to say, hey, we're trying to be patient like Montreal was and hopefully opening up a window that's sustainable long-term.

The other thing that he brought up on the pod, which I thought was interesting, something that we've discussed ad nauseum and so much so that I do know there's some people that say, don't even bother talking about trading up on the draft or trading down on the draft, especially in the top 10, because it almost never happens.

You got to go back to 2008.

That's you.

You've been saying this.

I've been talking about this.

It doesn't happen, right?

But it's also something to explore and think about, right?

And Ryan mentioned, maybe this is a draft that we do see some movement going up and down in the first round.

I hope it happens.

So before the management change was done,

I had heard the Canucks would seriously consider moving down in the draft this year, depending on where the pick kind of falls, right?

Now, that's something that generally every team is open to.

I don't know, especially under the new regime with how things are getting locked down right now, and it's hard to kind of get tons of information about what they want to do and what's happening.

And that's why part of the reason why I'm skeptical on a lot of the reporting about what the Canucks are for sure going to do and not going to do with the third overall selection.