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Frank Seravalli on why Pettersson will stay in Vancouver, keeping Myers, outlook for Canucks season



Daily Faceoff’s NHL Insider Frank Seravalli. He gives the latest from around the league, his projection for the Canucks’ season and on whether a Tyler Myers trade still may be on the table.

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8 Comments

  1. …Frank joining John Shannon in blowing Matt and Blake's minds arguing that the "Elias situation" is not, in fact, a situation.

  2. Agree with Frankie on the Pacific depth. Also had 5 pegging the playoffs, Calgary is still a mystery to me can they score? Kraken could easily fall down a bit, so it's ripe for the boys to claw their way in. Vegas a Cup hangover? Probably not with that D core, but one can hope.

  3. Pre-cap, you could just pull a Messier and overpay a player to get or keep them. Because of the cap, chances are, Pettersson could probably get as much playing with an American contender as with the Canucks. Yes, Vancouver is gorgeous, and if you’re Canadian, playing here means something to some players. But Pettersson has no ties to the city or country and his lack of success here from a team perspective wouldn’t change that. He knows the Canucks are never going to be flush with cap space and I’m sure after this season, there would be a number of teams, especially with the cap going up, willing to pay him what he’s looking for, including teams that are considered contenders who would likely be willing to clear cap space to make the numbers work. He has very little incentive to sign here long term. If he won’t go long term at the end of the year, signing him to a 1 year deal is suicide. If the season doesn’t go exceptionally well, he’s not staying. He wants to win. Obviously this management group isn’t exactly proactive, but I’d look at moving him. I know ownership wants playoffs, but at what cost?

  4. I agree…the Canucks want to see it again with Petey. And that’s potentially smart. I’ve been saying this in my videos

  5. There’s no big Elias question lmao, media in Vancouver is worst in the league making problems out of nothing

  6. The media in Vancouver has been the 1 constant with the Canucks losing record. It's the reason why we can't have nice things. Remember Pavel Bure? Remember the media trying to connect him to organized crime?

  7. Petterson is gone. And I don't blame him. I blame ownership and it doesn't matter what management has the helm . They all have been disfunctionate. Trevor linden nailed it but hit a wall with ownership. They should of done a rebuild. And Vancouver would be coming around right now like Ottawa and next year Montreal. If you been at a job that is crap and is going nowhere with your talent. Would you not want to bolt and play elsewhere. If I were Kent Hughes of Montreal. I would gear up and get ready to trade for Petterson. They have tons of talent, prospects and draft picks stored to make the push. When the team will contend for the Stanley cup .Next season. Vancouver for the next 5 seasons look to draft 12-18 overall. A maybe team to make the playoffs year in year out .

  8. hard to get off to a good start with the october they are looking at. you see the bruins october? 2 of the 13 teams made the playoffs last year.

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