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tantalum wrote:Various canuck based media twits are tweeting that Booth has been medically cleared. Up to him to decide when he is ready.

rockalt wrote:tantalum wrote:Various canuck based media twits are tweeting that Booth has been medically cleared. Up to him to decide when he is ready.
Raymond's starting to revert back to his useless ways. Okay that's harsh because he's still great on the PK but I don't expect much from him offensively. I think we reunite Booth on the American line and drop Raymond to the third. Either that or drop Higgins to create a more balanced attack. Either way, I really like the look of our second and third lines.
tantalum wrote:It'll never happen of course as I don't think the canucks have the pieces for that deal but I can dream can't I?
RoyalDude wrote:tantalum wrote:It'll never happen of course as I don't think the canucks have the pieces for that deal but I can dream can't I?
Of course it will never happen, which brings me to this Tant. Why even talk about such a wingnut trade scenario in the first place? You just waxed on for a whole paragraph, even drawing up new lines etc., only to follow up with, "it will never happen".
My god bro, what's happened to your hockey intellect of late?
I just love how everyone goes on about the importance of Malhotra for his defensive play, even though he has arguably been the worst forward all year, refusing to acknowledge that there is no room for his services in the line-up with the emergence of CoHO creating a gluttony of centres , yet you all can't get rid of Raymond, a winger I may add, fast enough who is one of our best two-way forwards on the team, probably fastest skater and best phone booth stick handler. Be careful trading this guy, remember he is still young and inexpensive.
RoyalDude wrote:tantalum wrote:It'll never happen of course as I don't think the canucks have the pieces for that deal but I can dream can't I?
Of course it will never happen, which brings me to this Tant. Why even talk about such a wingnut trade scenario in the first place? You just waxed on for a whole paragraph, even drawing up new lines etc., only to follow up with, "it will never happen".
My god bro, what's happened to your hockey intellect of late?
I just love how everyone goes on about the importance of Malhotra for his defensive play, even though he has arguably been the worst forward all year, refusing to acknowledge that there is no room for his services in the line-up with the emergence of CoHO creating a gluttony of centres , yet you all can't get rid of Raymond, a winger I may add, fast enough who is one of our best two-way forwards on the team, probably fastest skater and best phone booth stick handler. Be careful trading this guy, remember he is still young and inexpensive.
Hockey Widow wrote:RoyalDude wrote:tantalum wrote:It'll never happen of course as I don't think the canucks have the pieces for that deal but I can dream can't I?
Of course it will never happen, which brings me to this Tant. Why even talk about such a wingnut trade scenario in the first place? You just waxed on for a whole paragraph, even drawing up new lines etc., only to follow up with, "it will never happen".
My god bro, what's happened to your hockey intellect of late?
I just love how everyone goes on about the importance of Malhotra for his defensive play, even though he has arguably been the worst forward all year, refusing to acknowledge that there is no room for his services in the line-up with the emergence of CoHO creating a gluttony of centres , yet you all can't get rid of Raymond, a winger I may add, fast enough who is one of our best two-way forwards on the team, probably fastest skater and best phone booth stick handler. Be careful trading this guy, remember he is still young and inexpensive.
The problem with Maholtra is two fold. One he has a NTC and two he does not have great trade value. He does have some value but certainly not as much as he had before his eye injury. I think he is staying. The idea of trading Raymond is exactly because he has good trade value. I like Raymond. I don't want him traded. But if he want to upgrade he may be a piece that has to go. But the bottom line is, is that he has to be an upgrade, not just a trade for the sake of a trade.
Jovocop wrote:RoyalDude wrote:tantalum wrote:It'll never happen of course as I don't think the canucks have the pieces for that deal but I can dream can't I?
Of course it will never happen, which brings me to this Tant. Why even talk about such a wingnut trade scenario in the first place? You just waxed on for a whole paragraph, even drawing up new lines etc., only to follow up with, "it will never happen".
My god bro, what's happened to your hockey intellect of late?
I just love how everyone goes on about the importance of Malhotra for his defensive play, even though he has arguably been the worst forward all year, refusing to acknowledge that there is no room for his services in the line-up with the emergence of CoHO creating a gluttony of centres , yet you all can't get rid of Raymond, a winger I may add, fast enough who is one of our best two-way forwards on the team, probably fastest skater and best phone booth stick handler. Be careful trading this guy, remember he is still young and inexpensive.
If your analysis is correct, the Canucks will never be able to make a hockey trade from now on. As for trading, I believe that you have to give something to get something... What is the current value of Malhotra?? Raymond is an asset that MG could use to get a physical top-nine forward.
RoyalDude wrote:Hockey Widow wrote:Holy fuck, why do we need upgrading? Have you not looked at the standings lately? Where do we need upgrading, please feel free to explain? Not our top 9 forwards, so where then? I only see a need for tweaking on our 4th line, Weise is fucking useless, gets beat by non-fighters all the time and looked like an ass for the stunt he pulled on Thornton. Malhotra sucks, the only good thing on the 4th line is Lapierre.
Heres an idea regarding Malhotra, scratch him. Trade a pick or prospect for some decent 4th line presence in the toughness department. I suggested up and coming UFA Tootoo. I guarantee you he will be wearing another jersey come trade deadline.
RoyalDude wrote:Jovocop wrote:RoyalDude wrote:Of course it will never happen, which brings me to this Tant. Why even talk about such a wingnut trade scenario in the first place? You just waxed on for a whole paragraph, even drawing up new lines etc., only to follow up with, "it will never happen".
My god bro, what's happened to your hockey intellect of late?
I just love how everyone goes on about the importance of Malhotra for his defensive play, even though he has arguably been the worst forward all year, refusing to acknowledge that there is no room for his services in the line-up with the emergence of CoHO creating a gluttony of centres , yet you all can't get rid of Raymond, a winger I may add, fast enough who is one of our best two-way forwards on the team, probably fastest skater and best phone booth stick handler. Be careful trading this guy, remember he is still young and inexpensive.
If your analysis is correct, the Canucks will never be able to make a hockey trade from now on. As for trading, I believe that you have to give something to get something... What is the current value of Malhotra?? Raymond is an asset that MG could use to get a physical top-nine forward.
OK Jovo, here's an idea, offer some suggestions if it's the right thing to do to trade Raymond, and pulllllleeeease, do not bring up a Bobby Ryan type suggestion.
Jovocop wrote:
Do you really think Ryan is untouchable? To be honest, I would rather have Getzlaf than Ryan. Since I am not a GM, I am not sure an offer with Raymond + Ballard + 1st rounder would be enough to get Getzlaf... Perhaps a blue chip prospect is needed as well...
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