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By: Mike

Mike — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 22:01:20 +0000

Jeremy – You’re right, I could have put a few more names in that poll but my reaction was more directed at that quote that Raymond would be the one who got sent down. I’ve sense seen a rumor (in the Province I think?) that a potential second line could be Raymond/Demitra/Wellwood or Raymond/Wellwood/Demitra allowing Pavol to return the wing where he wants to play.

And, yeah, they definitely need another top six unless a bunch of their current crop suddenly have career years. That said, the Bieksa/Pyatt for Savard trade sounds better and better the more I think about it.

By: Jeremy

Jeremy — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 18:29:15 +0000

I’d include Pyatt in the poll…and I’d likely vote him odd man out. Perhaps Hansen should be in the second-line mix too, despite his recent good chemistry with Burrows/Kesler. So it would be more about keeping three of those four, and splitting them between the second and third lines. Or keep the odd man out as #13 or fourth-liner.

I think in a second-line role, it’s all about the points — give them all enough ice time and see who produces. I know everybody loved Raymond last year, but I honestly thought he seemed lost; a younger, more popular Richard Park (all wheels, no finish).

And all of that said, the Canucks still need to find a real top-6 forward. Maybe the forward equivalent of Mathieu Schneider — a slightly overpaid, talented player on a team that needs to get under the cap. Not sure that exists right now…