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It is nice to see the young guys taking over for the aging Sedins. I hope OJ smartens up a bit and becomes the true #1 D man the Canucks have needed for so long. Future seems bright anyway. Looking forward to seeing more of Demko as well.
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Stecher looks like he picked up a knock from a knee on knee collection
Biega will draw in most likely and Wiercoch to be called up
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Vancouver, B.C. - Vancouver Canucks General Manager Jim Benning announced today that the club has recalled defenceman Patrick Wiercioch and goaltender Thatcher Demko from the Utica Comets.
Wiercioch, 27, has registered a goal in two games with the Comets this season. In 2016.17, he appeared in 57 games for Colorado, registering 12 points (4-8-12). His four goals ranked third among Avalanche defencemen while his 12 points ranked fifth. Prior to joining Colorado in 2016, the 6-5, 202-pound defenceman spent five seasons with the Ottawa Senators. In 268 career NHL games over parts of six seasons, Wiercioch has registered 74 points (16-58-74).
Demko, 21, has appeared in four games for the Comets this season, posting a record of 3-1-0. His 1.26 GAA ranks fifth in the AHL to date. He made his professional debut last season, posting a record of 22-17-4, .907 save percentage and 2.68 GAA with the Comets, which also included a six-game winning streak in the month of March.
__________________ "There's a lot of dead people who had the right of way." "Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience." "I have a lot of beliefs, and I live by none of them. They're just my beliefs, they make me feel good about who I am. But if they get in the way of a thing I want, like I wanna jack off or something, I just do that."
lol any prospect developed by the Canucks all turns in to shit.
If you look at 23rd overall picks from 1988 to 2012 (25 years), Schroeder ranks 15th in games played and, obviously, may move up that ladder another rung or two.
So, while certainly not what you'd HOPE for (i.e. Foote, Giroux, Gagne, Pacioretty, Eberle), it's pretty close to a median pick for 23rd overall.
Year Player Position Team GP G A Pts PIM
1989 Adam Foote DEFENSE Quebec Nordiques 1154 66 242 308 1534
1991 Dean McAmmond FORWARD Chicago Blackhawks 996 186 262 448 490
1998 Simon Gagne FORWARD Philadelphia Flyers 822 291 310 601 328
2006 Claude Giroux FORWARD Philadelphia Flyers 656 180 395 575 308
1993 Anders Eriksson DEFENSE Detroit Red Wings 572 22 154 176 242
2007 Max Pacioretty FORWARD Montreal Canadiens 562 209 202 411 309
2008 Jordan Eberle FORWARD Edmonton Oilers 507 165 217 382 120
2002 Sean Bergenheim FORWARD New York Islanders 506 96 84 180 379
1988 Troy Mallette FORWARD New York Rangers 456 51 68 119 1226
1995 Brian Boucher GOALIE Philadelphia Flyers 328 0.901 0.469 2.71
2000 David Hale DEFENSE New Jersey Devils 327 4 25 29 242
2012 Olli Maatta DEFENSE Pittsburgh Penguins 220 17 47 64 58
2003 Marc-Antoine Pouliot FORWARD Edmonton Oilers 192 21 36 57 76
2001 Jiri Novotny FORWARD Buffalo Sabres 189 20 31 51 66
2009 Jordan Schroeder FORWARD Vancouver Canucks 144 17 23 40 10
2005 Matt Lashoff DEFENSE Boston Bruins 74 1 15 16 59
2010 Jarred Tinordi DEFENSE Montreal Canadiens 53 0 6 6 78
2004 Lukas Kaspar FORWARD San Jose Sharks 16 2 2 4 8
1999 Maxime Ouellet GOALIE Philadelphia Flyers 12 0.903 0.3 3.08
1990 Ryan Hughes FORWARD Quebec Nordiques 3 0 0 0 0
1997 Nikos Tselios DEFENSE Carolina Hurricanes 2 0 0 0 6
1992 Curtis Bowen FORWARD Detroit Red Wings
1994 Jeff Kealty DEFENSE Quebec Nordiques
1996 Jeff Brown DEFENSE New York Rangers
2011 Tyler Biggs FORWARD Toronto Maple Leafs
__________________ "There's a lot of dead people who had the right of way." "Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience." "I have a lot of beliefs, and I live by none of them. They're just my beliefs, they make me feel good about who I am. But if they get in the way of a thing I want, like I wanna jack off or something, I just do that."
If you look at 23rd overall picks from 1988 to 2012 (25 years), Schroeder ranks 15th in games played and, obviously, may move up that ladder another rung or two.
So, while certainly not what you'd HOPE for (i.e. Foote, Giroux, Gagne, Pacioretty, Eberle), it's pretty close to a median pick for 23rd overall.
Year Player Position Team GP G A Pts PIM
1989 Adam Foote DEFENSE Quebec Nordiques 1154 66 242 308 1534
1991 Dean McAmmond FORWARD Chicago Blackhawks 996 186 262 448 490
1998 Simon Gagne FORWARD Philadelphia Flyers 822 291 310 601 328
2006 Claude Giroux FORWARD Philadelphia Flyers 656 180 395 575 308
1993 Anders Eriksson DEFENSE Detroit Red Wings 572 22 154 176 242
2007 Max Pacioretty FORWARD Montreal Canadiens 562 209 202 411 309
2008 Jordan Eberle FORWARD Edmonton Oilers 507 165 217 382 120
2002 Sean Bergenheim FORWARD New York Islanders 506 96 84 180 379
1988 Troy Mallette FORWARD New York Rangers 456 51 68 119 1226
1995 Brian Boucher GOALIE Philadelphia Flyers 328 0.901 0.469 2.71
2000 David Hale DEFENSE New Jersey Devils 327 4 25 29 242
2012 Olli Maatta DEFENSE Pittsburgh Penguins 220 17 47 64 58
2003 Marc-Antoine Pouliot FORWARD Edmonton Oilers 192 21 36 57 76
2001 Jiri Novotny FORWARD Buffalo Sabres 189 20 31 51 66
2009 Jordan Schroeder FORWARD Vancouver Canucks 144 17 23 40 10
2005 Matt Lashoff DEFENSE Boston Bruins 74 1 15 16 59
2010 Jarred Tinordi DEFENSE Montreal Canadiens 53 0 6 6 78
2004 Lukas Kaspar FORWARD San Jose Sharks 16 2 2 4 8
1999 Maxime Ouellet GOALIE Philadelphia Flyers 12 0.903 0.3 3.08
1990 Ryan Hughes FORWARD Quebec Nordiques 3 0 0 0 0
1997 Nikos Tselios DEFENSE Carolina Hurricanes 2 0 0 0 6
1992 Curtis Bowen FORWARD Detroit Red Wings
1994 Jeff Kealty DEFENSE Quebec Nordiques
1996 Jeff Brown DEFENSE New York Rangers
2011 Tyler Biggs FORWARD Toronto Maple Leafs
He played more than 100 games? I thought he was career ahler.
Still don't get why Gillis drafted him that year. You basically drafted another cody hodgson who you drafted the previous year.
Fucking can't believe we wasted 2 years of first rounders. Actually more, ballard year, Jensen. Hopefully Gaunce turns out to be a solid bottom 6.
Biggs was a 22nd overall pick, making the selection even worse. On top of that, the Leafs traded the 30th and 39th picks to draft him. Burke's truculence.
yesterday was a yawn fest
i missed JV's goal cus i nodded off
the kid is silencing his haters, i'm one of the doubters, still don't fully believe in him yet but credit to where its due he's putting his head down and just hustling. If he keeps this up, you'd have a hard time finding any more haters by April
__________________ "There's a lot of dead people who had the right of way." "Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience." "I have a lot of beliefs, and I live by none of them. They're just my beliefs, they make me feel good about who I am. But if they get in the way of a thing I want, like I wanna jack off or something, I just do that."
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