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k3mps 04-09-2014 10:08 PM

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Originally Posted by pastarocket (Post 8452711)
I wonder what Linden's "short list" of potential GM candidates would look like.

Here's my list:


Lawrence Gilman. Hire internally.

Jim Benning. Assistant GM for Boston. Trevor is gonna have to wait a while to interview this guy because of the playoffs.

Paul Fenton. Assistant GM for Nashville.

Jim Nill. Assistant GM for Detroit. -15 years of experience as assistant GM with Detroit. -great draft record. -helped the Red Wings win four Stanley Cups.

Ron Hextall: Assistant GM, Kings. -helped Lombardi build a Cup winning team.

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Originally Posted by Sw0op (Post 8452715)
Jim Nill was hired by Dallas a year ago..

lol did you take that off a website?
we could've had Jim Nill last April, look at the job he's done in Dallas.

I still feel strong about Paul Fenton and I like Jim Benning.
Or we could just talk David Poile into coming here

Not sure about Hextall though, he's only been part of the Flyers for a year, not counting the earlier years. Don't think he would jump ship after just a year especially since he's with an organization he's got a lot of history with.
Wonder if he would keep Roland Melanson as goalie coach since he's a goalie himself.

Tegra_Devil 04-09-2014 10:15 PM

ugh, im happy the flames are winning...but fuck...don't get hot right now...Id prefer the #4-5 pick instead with 2 games left... hahaha

And sweet for Monahan to tie Iginlas rookie goal scoring record for the flames....this kid is gonna be a stud!

Mike Oxbig 04-09-2014 10:25 PM

watch canucks fuck it up and win on sunday, from potentially picking 5th to 10th :joy:

Mike Oxbig 04-09-2014 10:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pastarocket (Post 8452711)
I wonder what Linden's "short list" of potential GM candidates would look like.

Here's my list:


Lawrence Gilman. Hire internally.

Jim Benning. Assistant GM for Boston. Trevor is gonna have to wait a while to interview this guy because of the playoffs.

Paul Fenton. Assistant GM for Nashville.

Jim Nill. Assistant GM for Detroit. -15 years of experience as assistant GM with Detroit. -great draft record. -helped the Red Wings win four Stanley Cups.

Ron Hextall: Assistant GM, Kings. -helped Lombardi build a Cup winning team.

shawn pls...

pastarocket 04-10-2014 03:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Big Earl (Post 8452759)
shawn pls...

Who the fuck is Shawn?? That's not my name, Earl.

Jim Benning and Gilman would certainly be on Linden's short list as
potential GMs.

The rookie prez has his work cut out for him that's for sure.
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dbaz 04-10-2014 07:17 AM

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dat save, too bad hes horribly unreliable

m3thods 04-10-2014 07:31 AM

^he's been pissy lately. A kid knocked his helmet looking for a fist-bump last week and he ended up shoving him. Must be stressed out that his annual meltdown is around the corner.

XplicitLuder 04-10-2014 09:46 AM

Excited to see markstrom :notbad:
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Gumby 04-10-2014 10:42 AM

If I'm going to pick a Stanley Cup winner on Playnow.com, is it better to do it now, or later?

m3thods 04-10-2014 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by XplicitLuder (Post 8452941)
Excited to see markstrom :notbad:
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I'm more excited to see what progress he can make after an off-season with Rollie.

Given the leaps-and-bounds improvement in Lack's game coming off of hip surgery, I'm guessing that someone with a bit more natural talent (based on previous career) like Markstrom would be able to reap more benefits. And also considering Markstrom's age, we're basically allotted a couple of years before we can expect to see whether he's number-1-goalie material. Let's not forget Cory Schneider didn't really get thought of as elite until he was about 26. That's 2 years from now for Markstrom.

Plus he's so damn huge. Given his pedigree it wouldn't be too surprising imo if he turned out like Mike Smith, or more recently, Ben Bishop.

m3thods 04-10-2014 10:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Gumby (Post 8452965)
If I'm going to pick a Stanley Cup winner on Playnow.com, is it better to do it now, or later?

Well doing it now will give you better odds if you think an "underdog" is taking it all the way.

PiuYi 04-10-2014 10:58 AM

speaking of, poor schneids... 16-15-11, but GAA 2.00 and .919 lol

his contract expires after next year i think? hope he comes back here if markstrom doesn't work out

m3thods 04-10-2014 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by PiuYi (Post 8452974)
speaking of, poor schneids... 16-15-11, but GAA 2.00 and .919 lol

his contract expires after next year i think? hope he comes back here if markstrom doesn't work out

Well at that point it would just be money right? The Canucks didn't exactly burn the bridge with him, and actually gave him something he wanted which was a number 1 job.

Those numbers equate to 6+M a year if you look at comparables. I'm not sure that's where the Canucks at this point would like to spend their cap dollars given the age of the forward core. Might as well "slum it" with Lack and Markstrom for the foreseeable future and spend the money up front. And it's not like Lack played horrible this season. The team in front of him was in shambles, but you can clearly see the potential there with Lack and what he can provide the team.

But there's no harm in hoping that Cory comes back lol

AzNightmare 04-10-2014 11:35 AM

I have confidence in Lack as a regular season goalie.
He's not proven yet in the playoffs, but who knows if we'll even have to worry about that next season... :pokerface:

Spend the money to get some depth in legit skaters. Still waiting for top 6 fwd.
Any time now, hopefully before the Sedin's revert to 2nd line players again.
:suspicious:

jeedee 04-10-2014 11:36 AM

would gladly take back Schneids any day of the week :)
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UFO 04-10-2014 12:22 PM

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Originally Posted by m3thods (Post 8452967)
I'm more excited to see what progress he can make after an off-season with Rollie.

Given the leaps-and-bounds improvement in Lack's game coming off of hip surgery, I'm guessing that someone with a bit more natural talent (based on previous career) like Markstrom would be able to reap more benefits. And also considering Markstrom's age, we're basically allotted a couple of years before we can expect to see whether he's number-1-goalie material. Let's not forget Cory Schneider didn't really get thought of as elite until he was about 26. That's 2 years from now for Markstrom.

Plus he's so damn huge. Given his pedigree it wouldn't be too surprising imo if he turned out like Mike Smith, or more recently, Ben Bishop.

The Lack/Markstrom combo gives us cap flexibility and youth. The 2 of them make a combined <2.5M caphit next year, which is just over half of what we were paying Schneider by himself; include Lu's 15% pay out and we still come out ahead. A Schneider in his prime right now would be a waste with where the rest of the team is currently at and their ability to win anything worthwhile.

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Originally Posted by m3thods (Post 8452983)
Well at that point it would just be money right? The Canucks didn't exactly burn the bridge with him, and actually gave him something he wanted which was a number 1 job.

Those numbers equate to 6+M a year if you look at comparables. I'm not sure that's where the Canucks at this point would like to spend their cap dollars given the age of the forward core. Might as well "slum it" with Lack and Markstrom for the foreseeable future and spend the money up front. And it's not like Lack played horrible this season. The team in front of him was in shambles, but you can clearly see the potential there with Lack and what he can provide the team.

But there's no harm in hoping that Cory comes back lol

Depends if Kesler is still around, maybe? :devil:

m3thods 04-10-2014 01:14 PM

hahaha but if he's not that means more hope can be sold with youth!

Speaking of Canuck youth:

OHL Network: Dane Fox named overage player of the year

LOL not sure why they have that award. But oh well.

Not really racist! 04-10-2014 03:20 PM

tfw Markstrom finally gets a start
probably gonna be rusty so we shall lose

Simulated 04-10-2014 03:47 PM

Shanahan joining the leafs as president. Wonder who will hand out the bans now?
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radioman 04-10-2014 03:55 PM

Wouldn't it still be a monkey spinning a wheel? I see no change.

highfive 04-10-2014 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Simulated (Post 8453164)
Shanahan joining the leafs as president. Wonder who will hand out the bans now?
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Bob McKenzie ‏@TSNBobMcKenzie 32m

It's expected Shanahan's deputies -- Steph Quintal or Brian Leetch -- will head up @NHLPlayerSafety on interim basis for balance of season.
I kinda hope Dane Fox would produce similar results in the AHL next season.

Ppl giving him too much crap saying he's older in juniors right now.

Jmac 04-10-2014 04:31 PM

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Originally Posted by highfive (Post 8453174)
I kinda hope Dane Fox would produce similar results in the AHL next season.

Ppl giving him too much crap saying he's older in juniors right now.

He's not big, but he's very strong. Only 6'0" 185 lbs apparently. Could see him having trouble adapting to the pro game as he's able to outmuscle a lot of juniors and he won't be able to do that in the pros at his size.

Gh0stRider 04-10-2014 04:35 PM

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Originally Posted by dbaz (Post 8452879)






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jdmhaze 04-10-2014 05:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Jmac (Post 8453180)
He's not big, but he's very strong. Only 6'0" 185 lbs apparently. Could see him having trouble adapting to the pro game as he's able to outmuscle a lot of juniors and he won't be able to do that in the pros at his size.

That could be said about any junior though. Its all about training and development.

cliffhanger33 04-10-2014 06:14 PM

Pretty interesting interview



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