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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Hour two of Canuck Central coming to you live from the Kintec studio. Step strong with orthotics and footwear from Kintec. It's Satyar Shah, Josh Elliott-Wolf. In for Biknazar, we have Zach Clark, Fast80Gregory producing the show. Keep getting your thoughts into our Dunbar Lumber text inbox, 650-650. And this hour of Canuck Central is brought to you by BC Liquor.
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game two of the stanley cup final happened last night that was another great game fantastic the cup final has been outstanding right from the get-go the first two games have been what 10 out of 10 and there's been goals yeah lots of goals i didn't think there would be and mistakes mistakes goals overtime i mean it's had pretty much everything already unpredictability yeah it's been dynamite it's been dynamite so i mean um i'm excited for game three we'll see what happens when the series ships to vegas here
I'm a lot more encouraged it'll go either 6 or 7 after last night. Yeah. I was starting to think, do we dust the brooms off? Is it going to happen? I was getting a little... I know. I was getting a little 1995 New Jersey Devils vibe over Detroit. Right, right. You know, like the physical, stiff defensive team that... I remember it well, yeah.
Shuts down the high-skilled, high-paced offensive squad that breezed through their side of the bracket the way Detroit did in 95. Yeah.
Josh was in his pre-embryonic stages at that point. Yeah, I was minus three years old.
Yeah, well, apparently, since he wasn't alive, it never happened, right? Yeah, exactly. Like any millennial.
Yeah, pretty much. Are you even a millennial? I think I'm in the weird in between. Oh, okay. Because I identify with aspects of both millennials and Gen Z. I think I'm a zillennial.
You can pick whatever...
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Chapter 2: What does an ideal rebuild look like for the Canucks?
So I do think there is a lot of... I'd say uncertainty about the division next year, but that's not to say that I think the Canucks are making the playoffs or anything.
Tell me there's a chance. Can I throw a question at you before we go back to the listeners? Mm-hmm. So you bring up Anaheim, and we were potentially going to talk about what trade options are out there. Mason McTavish is obviously a name that comes up. Anaheim has no right side of defense. Mm-hmm.
Would there be a world where there's something centering around and Anaheim has to add Hronik and McTavish?
Yeah, I mean, we talked about this. Like, would you do Anaheim's first round pick and McTavish for... Where's Anaheim pick? Oh, sorry. A first round pick from Anaheim, regardless.
Oh, first round. Yeah, because Anaheim doesn't have a pick.
They traded away to pick next year. Yeah, I mean, I would. I'd short their first round pick next season. Yeah, unprotected. Yeah. Yeah. I'd short their pick next year if you get it, even if you get top five protected, like just ensure that, you know, you can potentially get a top 10 to 15 pick if things go wrong for them next year.
But a first round pick in McTavish, you have my interest at least. I mean, ideally, given where the Canucks find themselves, I'd love to get two first round picks or a first round pick in like two seconds and another pick or whatever it is. Yeah.
Theoretically, Anaheim could do that. They have their own first and three second round picks next year.
Yeah, so I love the idea of adding more picks and having that as your asset war chest moving forward. But you would certainly pique my interest when McTavish in a first.
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Chapter 3: How realistic is it for the Canucks to make the playoffs in three years?
Yeah, that's fair.
And is Jake DeBrusk a type of player given what's available in the trade market and free agency that team is going to be jumping the queue on and trading away for a second round pick this year for? That's where I'm a bit reluctant about it.
I guess I could see the argument that it's like, hey, if you're a team that might want to trade for Jake DeBrusk, you're just going to see what happens in free agency before you make that trade.
Yeah, I think he's available, right? Like, I don't know if people are lining up for him. And I'm not saying that Hronik is getting traded, but I think, you know, Matt is asking us on a text inbox, would Hronik for San Jose second overall? I don't think that's enough. Like, you're not getting the second overall pick for Philip Hronik.
You're going to have to, like, honestly, it has to be like Hronik and your first round pick at the very least, the 24th overall pick. Like, I think that's probably what you're looking at. And I'm not sure, again, like, hey, you get the second overall pick. Hey, you can talk me into it. But I don't think you're getting the second overall pick.
But I think he's the type of player that would move the needle that if you're getting a first plus plus, could you get a first in the teens? We saw Noah Dobson, for instance. Could he be the Noah Dobson trade this year, potentially?
The thing that I think I threw it out to you guys was instead, like if we're talking about San Jose, they have Edmonton's first, which is 20th overall. Can you do... Vronik for 20th overall and let's say San Jose's first with some level of protection next season.
To me, that would make more sense if we're talking about, like, I just think the second overall part, that's a little far-fetched for me.
So I'd say the only draft day trade that, you know, again, like you might see smaller trades happen, you know, potentially, like trades do go down. around the draft.
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