What Will The Canucks Do Today?
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What are the Canucks' plans for NHL Free Agency?
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What insights does Frank Seravalli provide about player movements?
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How is Jake DeBrusque's trade situation evolving?
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Before we get into a lot of the stories from around the NHL, Frank, we do want to start with the Vancouver Canucks. Are you hearing anything of note, maybe not necessarily about who they're bringing in today, but who they might be moving out?
I still think a Jake Dubrovsk trade is a very real possibility. I'd say... Short of that, and to be totally fair, the Nils Hoaglander situation definitely caught me off guard. um but i'd say that the brusque would be the biggest name that the canucks would be focused on today in terms of moving out would some teams see him just as essentially a free agent signing um or what is more or less what is i mean there's not a massive return i mean there's a return like the cops would be getting something back for sure um but that's the real question that
What are the potential implications of the Canucks' salary cap strategy?
As these teams go through today and they see some of the prices that are going to be paid, what it really comes down to is, would you give Jake DeBrusque this contract, what's remaining on it today, if he were to hit the market? And I think the answer to that would be a resounding yes. Yeah. What do you think about... We're seeing AJ Greer top 4-2-5 with some trade protection. I mean, Jake DeBrusque is a bona fide 25 goal scorer every year.
And on the other guys like Pettersson and Besser, is that for later on in the summer when everything, the dust has settled after free agency?
I'd say I'm more pessimistic on that happening. Um, at least at this exact juncture, is it possible that someone circles back and says, Hey, we, we really were trying to make something happen and we couldn't do it. And now we're interested in, in reengaging. I mean, it's always possible, but I explained this with, with sat and BIC, uh, the other day when it comes to, um, that trade that was executed for Brendan Gallagher, really again, no surprise, but.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the Canucks' plans for NHL Free Agency?
0:10–0:45
2
What insights does Frank Seravalli provide about player movements?
0:45–1:51
3
How is Jake DeBrusque's trade situation evolving?
1:51–3:30
4
What are the potential implications of the Canucks' salary cap strategy?
3:30–5:15
5
How does the Canucks' rebuild affect their spending decisions?
5:15–6:22
6
What are the latest updates on Elias Pettersson and Brock Besser?
6:22–7:59
7
What trades are being discussed around the NHL today?
7:59–9:04
8
How does Elliott Friedman view the upcoming NHL season?
9:04–50:55