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[Dhaliwal] JP Barry on UFA Tyler Myers: Tyler loves playing in VAN. The contract will be different than last time and we know that, he loves being in VAN. He is looking forward to the playoffs and he should be back soon (from injury).



[Dhaliwal] JP Barry on UFA Tyler Myers: Tyler loves playing in VAN. The contract will be different than last time and we know that, he loves being in VAN. He is looking forward to the playoffs and he should be back soon (from injury).

by electricnux

16 Comments

  1. Yeginvest

    Preferably come back when playoffs start please

  2. I have no problem with Myers coming back on a cheap contract

    But the dude can probably get 4m on the open market and I do not want that to be from the Canucks.

  3. dwaynebigd

    Chef Allvin will hold Tyler Minor’s head over an open can of surströmming while he forces his hand to sign a league min contract for two years

  4. -GregTheGreat-

    If this means he’s willing to take a team-friendly deal to remain near home and chase a cup, I’d love to have him back. But if he’s asking anywhere near his realistic market value I’d let him walk.

    If we’re going to pay full price for an aging RHD free agent I I’d rather spend a little extra and get Tanev

  5. Tyler Myers for an affordable price makes for a good 3rd pair d-man, I honestly don’t think that’s controversial.

    Hope they can get it done for cup-contender transplanted-hometown discount prices instead of I-sorta-like-the-city prices.

  6. metrichustle

    Tocchet version Myers = Yes please

    Green/Boudreau version Myers = No thanks

    Honestly, at a cheaper contract, Allvin should at least consider a 2-3 year contract and see if he’ll take a slight discount. He’s already made a boatload of money, so family, being close to Kelowna and a chance to win are his priorities. He’s done a 180 since Tocchett arrived and there’s a lot of value in a player already knowing *and succeeding* in the system.

  7. It would have to be cost controlled, but honestly the main priorities on the blue line are first Hronek, and then if possible bringing Zaddy back. At the very least, Hronek will command a pay bump. Once the money trickles down, it might be tough to bring Myers back even if he’s taking a pay cut.

  8. Only-Nature7410

    I like him in this mix as it is.
    Less is more with him. Ice time and contact wise.
    Hopefully works out that way.

  9. I’ve been a huge Myers critic his entire tenure here, but if he’s willing to sign for 3rd pairing money I’d welcome it.

    The problem has always been his contract and the situations he’s been given icetime. Seems like a great team guy who’s well liked and his effort has never been a question.

  10. starcross24

    “Back Soon” *wink wink*.

    -cap circumvention thoughts intensifying-

  11. NerdPunch

    Some recent comps for veteran 3rd pair defenders:

    – Luke Schenn: 3 years at $2.75
    – Ian Cole: 1 year at $3
    – Brian Dumoulin: 2 years at $3.15
    – Erik Johnson: 1 year at $3.25

    I’d have Myers ahead of those guys, so I think if you’re keeping the deal to 1 year you’re happy with any of those AAV’s (although ideally under $3 million).

  12. platostripartitehole

    I’m not saying anything particularly new here, but I like Myers. However, I think he could make more money for another team, and he’s fully entitled to do that. I’d prefer he stay, but he doesn’t owe a “discount” to the Canucks. Naturally, though, I’d love if he took something slightly lower to stay here (with the added perk of hopefully being on a cup contender 🤞🏻).

  13. Final-Zebra-6370

    Myers has always been playing like Big Z was his line mate before he Big Z joined us.

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