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Originally Posted by suburbanite
I don't think it's a very bold claim to say that the Calder is Pettersson's to lose if he stays healthy this year. Canuck's have had some good success in the draft and may be able to find themselves out of a rebuild faster than expected if they stop giving shitty deals to free agents.
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What Benning did with the two signings during free agency is a Chiarelli-type signing. (That Drai contract.
). I don’t understand the ‘Nucks obsession on blowing money away on 35 year old 4th liners.
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Originally Posted by logan5
yeah it's fun to be a Canucks fan again. I wish Pettersson had some better players to play with though. Boeser and Horvat, Baertschi are the first line. That leaves not a lot for Pettersson to play with. Loui Eriksson i guess, but he's been a bust in Vancouver. For Pettersson to win the Calder, he's going to have to rack up a lot power play points because I don't think he's going to get much 5 on 5. Pettersson is terrible at face-offs by-the-way.
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Meh. They’re still a ground-dwelling team (I called that because they are in a
much better position than Montreal or Ottawa). But at least they have some good prospects. Some teams like the Jets are thinning out on prospects, so they need to be careful with their picks. *cough* Ottawa *cough* At least they don’t have to deal with an injured Shea Weber, or having wingers being used as centers.