Re: 2025 Canucks Off-season
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2025 9:47 am
TBH, I am not really bumped out by Boeser leaving. He will probably command that kind of cap hit but I think it is too much for him.
I'm bummed about the departure of the individual, but on the same page as you regarding cap hit. $7M x 6 would be the max I would go for Brock.....I would consider $6.5M x 7.
That's why any player with a blend of beef, skill and attitude - especially with a credible playoff resume - can pretty much name their price if they're under 33 years of age. Florida has done a good job drafting and trading for those players and those players hitting their forecasted value. A fair amount of that is likely coaching, but also shrewd management.Hockey Widow wrote: ↑Wed Jun 18, 2025 9:35 am We don't have guys like Bennett or Reinhart or Marchand or ...... We did have one in Miller and another in Horvat. But we do not have enough skill guys that can carry the team on any given night. Unfortunately we don't know if we have enough "playoff" guys.
We have one warrior, Hughes.
We have good selection of bottom six guys.
Oh wait, we already know all of this.
Nylander has 26G/58P in 67 playoff games.Lancer wrote: ↑Wed Jun 18, 2025 10:33 amThat's why any player with a blend of beef, skill and attitude - especially with a credible playoff resume - can pretty much name their price if they're under 33 years of age. Florida has done a good job drafting and trading for those players and those players hitting their forecasted value. A fair amount of that is likely coaching, but also shrewd management.Hockey Widow wrote: ↑Wed Jun 18, 2025 9:35 am We don't have guys like Bennett or Reinhart or Marchand or ...... We did have one in Miller and another in Horvat. But we do not have enough skill guys that can carry the team on any given night. Unfortunately we don't know if we have enough "playoff" guys.
We have one warrior, Hughes.
We have good selection of bottom six guys.
Oh wait, we already know all of this.
That said, DeBrusk has a decent playoff resume and has the build to handle the heavy-going. He's just no Brad Marchand or Reinhart.
That's also why I would be happy to see Lekkerimaki be traded for an upgrade in the top-6. You look at the past Stanley Cup champions, and how many players who profile like Lekk as a pro are on their rosters? Kid has skill and some promise, but he isn't looking like anyone a team would lean on to win a Cup. Kid could become the next Nylander, but how much has Nylander done in the post-season in Toronto??
Bennett's extension will set that tone. Will be interested to see what that will look like. There's no way he's hitting the UFA market.Cornuck wrote: ↑Wed Jun 18, 2025 11:19 am Another thing you heard about last night (a lot) was how close-knit the Panthers are. That has to make a huge difference compared to the (alleged) friction in the Canucks room.
How this translates into team-friendly deals in the near future for Florida still remains to be seen.
Praising a Swede?!?
Chef Boi RD wrote: ↑Wed Jun 18, 2025 2:29 pm Regarding Abby. I have this to offer up regarding Karlsson and Silovs. Thank you, Jim.
‘According to Cam Robinson of Elite Prospects, Jim Benning and the Vancouver Canucks' scouting staff reportedly had a disagreement at the draft regarding who to select in the first round.’Mëds wrote: ↑Wed Jun 18, 2025 5:35 pmChef Boi RD wrote: ↑Wed Jun 18, 2025 2:29 pm Regarding Abby. I have this to offer up regarding Karlsson and Silovs. Thank you, Jim.
https://www.canucksdaily.com/nhl-team/v ... er-canucks
Exactly. Elite Prospects? Who is he? JD Burke’s buddy? According to Mëds, Cam is different than those who have gone after Benning with the same shit. “Cam Who is the real deal!” - Mëds! As good as gold!!