Thomas Drance

Yep.

You know, like... And with rosters that have... Like, the Senators have a sub-900 five-on-five save percentage and have clinched the playoffs.

Like, Travis Green knows a thing or two.

And I think his time would probably come in Vancouver, but...

Also, his time to be tuned out might have been valuable to the Canucks.

Yep.

Versus Boudreaux's ability to right the ship with the power of positivity and friendship.

I unfortunately think the actual answer is that this is how this organization has consistently done business.

Like, this isn't the first time that this has been the case for Canucks amateur scouts.

Like, this organization just, I don't think, does a good enough job taking care of its people.

And I think that applies at every level.

Like, I think that applies at...

junior staffers executives I think that applies to support staff I think that applies to amateur scouts I mean I would say it even applies to players like what was the quote from the agent the team doesn't do a good enough job eliminating excuses yeah like that's you never want to be in the way in the NHL right like that's and partly that's because everyone complains everyone

whining all the time so you have to you know remove that from the equation did you hear the uh the todd mcclellan quote yes that was pretty great huh that's not outside no that's inside noise yeah i mean and like that todd mcclellan quote like think about think about how many like critical moments this organization's had from its coaches

as this team has slipped into like a black hole, another, like a second unintentional rebuild this decade, this team has slipped into and no one at any point in any position of authority has sounded like McClellan did in that interview.

Nope.

And it's just kind of shrugged off.

And that's what I'm talking about.

Rebuilding a sense of itself.

I think this organization's lost its way on a more fundamental level.