The Open: What Is the Best Way to Utilize Third Overall Pick?
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What should the Canucks consider with the third overall pick?
It's a Thursday edition of Canuck Central coming to you live from the Kintec studio. Step strong with orthotics and footwear from Kintec. It's Satyar Shah and Bik Nizar. Producers today, Lina and Arash. Josh on the men. Hopefully we'll be back again soon. And as always, we want to hear from you on the show. So get your thoughts in to our Dunbar Lumber text inbox at 650-650. Trusted by contractors and DIY champions across Metro Vancouver, four generations. Find them at three convenient locations or visit Dunbar Lumber online today. Big show coming up for you. A lot to get to. We're going to chat with our Thursday regular. who is Landon Ferraro. He'll be joining us. We're going to chat a little bit about the Vegas Golden Knights as they've punched their ticket to the Stanley Cup final.
Ken Bullicki is going to be joining us from Sinbin, Vegas. And also a bit later in the show, we're going to talk to one of the top prospects in this year's draft, slated to be a first-round pick, J.P. Hurlburt, the talented forward who played for the Kamloops Blazers this season. And as always, Canuck Central is brought to you by... your lower mainland Boston pizza. The playoffs are here and BP is ready. So skip the couch, catch every hit, every goal, every save, every playoff beard. This is how you watch playoff hockey. What's happening, Beck?
Fired up, man. Another one of these prospect interviews. I think we are starting to get more excited. No, sorry, I didn't say more excited. Our excitement is increasing about 24.
Yes, very much. That's what happens when you go through this process and you start compiling your list and you realize there's so much variance and that somebody you may have in that top 10, 12 range or 15 range is likely to be there at 24 because every team has a different list. So I'm really curious to see who's going to fall. And also when we get a chance to talk to these players, get to know them a little better, we start, you know, building a slight relationship. And also you start putting names to faces and also know the personalities a little bit. And that makes you a bit more intrigued about the possibilities because we chatted with Wyatt Cullen the other day, very impressed with a young kid, very confident that,
where we're building our biases like why i call him like number two on my board now he's he's moved up that much so we talk about the interview we always joke about like the central bump it's like we talk to a guy and the guy scores what about the inverse like hey they talk to us and it's like hey you like you're bumming on my draft portals yeah they yeah no no doubt i mean we talk about how you can't get fooled by small sample sizes and here we are after 10 minute combo gotta take this guy yeah no it's it's we're fickle on the best of days very enjoyable So we're chatting with JP Herbert coming up a bit later in the show. A very talented player as well. So I'm really looking forward to having a chat with him.
And I think the Canucks are going to get a really nice player at 24. Who that's going to be? Well, that very much remains to be seen as the draft is still just a month away. Well, let's get to the open. Brought to you by FiberTech, your exclusive dealer of house of roll luxury plumbing fixtures. Visit their state-of-the-art showrooms and experience centers in Surrey, Vancouver, and Coquitlam. or check out fibrotechbc.ca. And the focus, of course, remains on the draft right now. And we're still waiting to see what happens with the Canucks head coach. Nothing's really percolated quite yet with Manny Malhotra. We'll see if an announcement happens by tomorrow. And if it doesn't happen by tomorrow, you would expect to see something next week.
But we'll see how things go. It's status quo. There's nothing extra to add on it. The everything I know on the situation is that he's very much in the mix. Things haven't fallen apart. Why it's taking longer, who knows? But I know there are a lot of things that the organization is juggling with the combine coming up as well. I know Daniel Sedin been in Europe to watch the world championships.
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