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Ray Ferraro parle de l’intersaison des #Canucks, de DeBrusk et EP40, de Heinen et de l’amélioration de l’équipe pour la saison prochaine



Ray Ferraro d’ESPN nous raconte ensuite ses années de baseball d’autrefois, mais aussi un rapport de dépistage sur Debrusk et le reste des nouveaux venus, y compris des éloges pour le plan global des Canucks pour passer à l’étape suivante. Présenté par @theWhistlerGolfClub (https://lnk.to/SPWGC) 📧 live@sekeresandprice.com 📲 778-402-9680 https://www.sekeresandprice.com/ https://www.rinkwidevancouver.com #Canucks #VancouverCanucks #NHL #Hockey

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11 Comments

  1. @rakeanomander1

    I suppose DeBrusk can put the underachiever on his back and carry the oaf. Pettersson is way to delicate for the NHL. Maybe kind of okay during the season, but zero toughness when the playoffs come around.

  2. @othaVada

    Pettersen is just another Swede that disappears in the playoffs. Anyone who thinks different is either stupid or has their head up their ass. 😅😮😂😊

  3. @bsolo505

    First 10 mins of the video is shit about some dudes life no one cares about.. stick to the content guys or cut it from the video

  7. @SapperRJMorgan

    Elias made Kuzmenko a 39 goal scorer. A guy who’s realistically a 25 goal guy. He can definitely make a guy who’s been a 25 goal guy into a 35 goal guy. 🤞🏻

  9. @vish13s

    Amazing little league story. I know how special little league World Series is and how hard it is to make it there. Player for Kennedy Surrey in provincials and I hope to coach my son there one day. Would be epic for a 12 year old I would imagine. ❤

  10. @hklinker

    I was a radio sports reporter in Trail in the early 80s. Ray was a great ball player. Between junior seasons he played senior men’s ball for the Trail Orioles and was tournament MVP playing second base in the BC men’s Championship in I think it was 1983 (held in Trail). Former Philadelphia Flyers brothers Jim and Joe Watson from Smithers played in that tournament, plus a young Kevin Reimer from Enderby, who went on to play with the Texas Rangers.

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