La NOUVELLE philosophie des Canucks de Vancouver + la capacité spéciale de Pettersson

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1. Locked On Canucks 1 an ago

   KOMMENT KORNER:

   Which Player would you compare to Pavel Bure today?

2. HaarpoonWave 1 an ago

   Pettersson supposedly wants to see if the Canucks can take the next step. So why is he waiting to play out the season and get even more money..?
   A. The contract will be a huge distraction for the team.
   B. He is hoping to increase his value to the team, and that would get him an even bigger payday. (Leaving less money to sign other players).
   C. How will Pettersson making more money help the Canucks to take that next step ?
   D. If Pettersson wanted his teammates and fans to go in to the 2023/24 season with the best chance of succeeding, he would sign a fair deal to ensure his teammates and fanbase that he is committed to the team that drafted him.
   E. A franchise player leads his team to a championship, and does not expect his teammates to lead him to one!
   F. If Pettersson signed long term, he would most likely be named team captain.
   This further complicates things for the franchise going forward.
   F. Might be best to trade Pettersson when he has max value, and start a proper rebuild in Vancouver.
   G. Tank for Macklin Celebrini and he will most likely CHOOSE to be a Vancouver Canuck for his entire career.

3. Adam Josey 1 an ago

   Another episode without the rich man north of Richmond. Probably for the best.

4. Adam Josey 1 an ago

   Here is my strategies for fantasy hockey based on YouTube experts advice and my own experience.

   Head to head leagues:
   -Sort by "Fan Pts" in points leagues.
   -Your first 6 picks should look like this:
   C1, L1, R1, D1, G1, D2 (in no particular order)
   -Best available player with your 1st pick.
   -Goal scoring winger.
   -2 elite PP1 defenseman.
   -Don't pick a Goalie in first 2 rounds.
   -Get a starting goalie who's on a strong defensive team.
   -These are your elite players that will get top priority in the lineup filling each position without overlap.
   -RW is more rare so they should be prioritized.
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   -Your next 6 picks should look like this:
   C2, L2, R2, G2, D3, D4 (in no particular order)
   -Another goal scoring winger.
   -D3 Defenseman who gets hits, shots and some points.
   -Another starting goalie on a decent team.
   -You can wait on Centermen as many good options will fall in the draft.
   -High risk, high reward forwards.
   -At least one power forward for Hits & Goals.
   -D4 Hits and Blocks defenseman.
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   -Your last 5 picks should look like this:
   C3, L3, R3, G3, D5 (in no particular order)
   -Almost as important as the first group, You'll want to have an expendable player in all positions to swap out for streaming options, streaky players, and surprise players.
   -Look for players that you can stash on the IR because that a freebie.
   -Maybe keep the last D spot open to stream Hits with off night players.
   -Lots of surprise C's will emerge during the season so it's ok to fade them in the draft.

   For Rotisserie leagues you have 82 games per position (C, C,LW,LW, etc.) it might be best to have fewer forwards to maximize the elite forwards starts, and loading up on goalies and defensemen so you don't finished the season with unused D & G games in hand