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Brooks_Light
Joined: 08.13.2015

Dec 16 @ 2:07 PM ET
William Karlsson was the 3rd line center for Columbus for 2 years in a row. Now he is getting 1st line duties and better players to play with. He's soon to be 25 years old. He is on the exact same scoring pace as Granlund.
- manvanfan


might wanna check your math...
Karlsson has 26 pts in 31 games
Granlund has 8 in 32
maybe if MG keeps playing with the Sedins, he'll catch up
or did you mean his brother?
Brooks_Light
Joined: 08.13.2015

Dec 16 @ 2:08 PM ET
They are decent numbers for Baertschi
- VANTEL


But Baertschi doesnt kill penalties
manvanfan
Vancouver Canucks
Location: MB
Joined: 01.21.2012

Dec 16 @ 2:08 PM ET
I heard a report on boucher that's hes improved his overall play and I think if they call him up hes up for good or trade bait, I don't think he clears waivers.
- Bettmanhatesus

Goldy was down in Utica and improved his play. He's a better skater and was/is a better player then Boucher is. Goldy has shown flashes but if the line up is healthy, he's probably still in Utica.
VANTEL
Joined: 07.03.2010

Dec 16 @ 2:08 PM ET
But Baertschi doesnt kill penalties
- Brooks_Light

Reubenkincade
Location: BC
Joined: 11.18.2016

Dec 16 @ 2:09 PM ET
I think next year we see petterson and gaudette in the lineup if ready, dahlin, palmu, oj in Utica, lind and gads in junior.
- Bettmanhatesus


As Gadjovich is already signed, he is eligible for Utica. Lind, if signed by end of month, will also be eligible.
It has something to do with current age, as per CBA
Would be nice if both of them are in Utica next season, along with Dahlin, OJ Palmy and any other prospect eligible.
Hopefully Petterson spends some time there as well.
Carol Schram
Joined: 09.27.2013

Dec 16 @ 2:09 PM ET
The Canucks put on another good show without me in the building last night. Good for them!

New blog is up:

http://www.hockeybuzz.com...-skid-vs-Sharks/194/89656
Pres.cup
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Making the most of the worst situation... Canuck fan 4life , BC
Joined: 12.23.2014

Dec 16 @ 2:09 PM ET
Because they've never won and they've been mismanaged for much of their history, which goes back to never winning.
- LeftCoaster


Back to back presidents trophies says that you're wrong.
manvanfan
Vancouver Canucks
Location: MB
Joined: 01.21.2012

Dec 16 @ 2:11 PM ET
might wanna check your math...
Karlsson has 26 pts in 31 games
Granlund has 8 in 32
maybe if MG keeps playing with the Sedins, he'll catch up
or did you mean his brother?

- Brooks_Light

Karlsson 76 points in 214 games.
Granlund 71 points in 203 games.

Slightly different roles on their teams this season.
Bettmanhatesus
Joined: 08.10.2016

Dec 16 @ 2:14 PM ET
As Gadjovich is already signed, he is eligible for Utica. Lind, if signed by end of month, will also be eligible.
It has something to do with current age, as per CBA
Would be nice if both of them are in Utica next season, along with Dahlin, OJ Palmy and any other prospect eligible.
Hopefully Petterson spends some time there as well.

- Reubenkincade

lind and gads 20 next year, havnt checked there age.
Bettmanhatesus
Joined: 08.10.2016

Dec 16 @ 2:15 PM ET
Goldy was down in Utica and improved his play. He's a better skater and was/is a better player then Boucher is. Goldy has shown flashes but if the line up is healthy, he's probably still in Utica.
- manvanfan

Make room for goldy.
CanuckDon
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Las Vegas
Joined: 08.05.2014

Dec 16 @ 2:26 PM ET
Gman with some strong hate here.

.@tg_gman: I like Jim (benning) a lot, and I think he's made some valuable contributions to this team. The fact Pettersson looks like a real beauty coming their way...but honestly, I don't think he should be running the day to day affairs of their team.

- LeftCoaster

Flagged. I find myself flagging the majority of your posts these days
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