I know you are trying to prove a point... Not sure what that is, but I am getting really sick of seeing that avatar. Can we be done with whatever it is you are trying to do please...
- Codes1087

If you had the balls to troll without this alt it would say a lot.
- Nuck4U

Why don't you stick with hockey discussions please.

Don't be a troll.
- Argue4U

Keep up the good work. You're like Robin Hood.

College free agent below anyone think JB should go for him?


Mitch Hults, Center, Lake Superior State

Late in his recruitment, Hults passed on the opportunity to play as a near-walk-on at Minnesota in order to take a bigger scholarship offer at Lake Superior State. That move has really paid off because Hults receives a ton of ice time—top line center, point on the top power play unit, top PK unit—and has ample opportunity to show off his skills. Hults is listed at 6-2 205 lbs., which gives him the size to use long reach and protect the puck effectively, but what separates him and makes him an NHL prospect is that he has extremely light feet and is a very fast skater.

Keep up the good work. You're like Robin Hood.
- Marwood

Argue4U must be your alt. New low for you.

I'm looking for a new driver and somehow hockeybuzz found out and is spamming me. Damn.

http://www.golftown.com/G...6dfgod68QPhA#.WMMurJD9eK0

College free agent below anyone think JB should go for him?


Mitch Hults, Center, Lake Superior State

Late in his recruitment, Hults passed on the opportunity to play as a near-walk-on at Minnesota in order to take a bigger scholarship offer at Lake Superior State. That move has really paid off because Hults receives a ton of ice time—top line center, point on the top power play unit, top PK unit—and has ample opportunity to show off his skills. Hults is listed at 6-2 205 lbs., which gives him the size to use long reach and protect the puck effectively, but what separates him and makes him an NHL prospect is that he has extremely light feet and is a very fast skater.
- Nuck4U

Nice copy and paste!

Argue4U must be your alt. New low for you.
- Nuck4U

Wrong.

Too soon ?
- Redmile247

hey buddy

This college fee agent has two way center abilities. Could be a good middle six guy.

Mike Vecchione, Center, Union

Vecchione has had opportunities to sign NHL contracts before. He was an integral part of the Union team that won a national championship with the likes of Shayne Gostisbehere and Daniel Carr, and followed that up with a 50-point sophomore season that earned him offers to turn pro. He’s second nationally in scoring with an 18-21-39 scoring in 21 games and is among the favorites to win the Hobey Baker.

Might be better on wing at pro level but could be good for depth.

College free agent below anyone think JB should go for him?


Mitch Hults, Center, Lake Superior State

Late in his recruitment, Hults passed on the opportunity to play as a near-walk-on at Minnesota in order to take a bigger scholarship offer at Lake Superior State. That move has really paid off because Hults receives a ton of ice time—top line center, point on the top power play unit, top PK unit—and has ample opportunity to show off his skills. Hults is listed at 6-2 205 lbs., which gives him the size to use long reach and protect the puck effectively, but what separates him and makes him an NHL prospect is that he has extremely light feet and is a very fast skater.
- Nuck4U

Big and fast, worth a flier I'd say.

Argue4U must be your alt. New low for you.
- Nuck4U

You should apologize to Marwood.

This college fee agent has two way center abilities. Could be a good middle six guy.

Mike Vecchione, Center, Union

Vecchione has had opportunities to sign NHL contracts before. He was an integral part of the Union team that won a national championship with the likes of Shayne Gostisbehere and Daniel Carr, and followed that up with a 50-point sophomore season that earned him offers to turn pro. He’s second nationally in scoring with an 18-21-39 scoring in 21 games and is among the favorites to win the Hobey Baker.

Might be another Guance type but could be good for depth.
- Nuck4U

Small?

Nice copy and paste!
- Argue4U

Tell him to stick to hockey and then troll him for a hockey post...

Tell him to stick to hockey and then troll him for a hockey post...
- neem55

Petty.

Tell him to stick to hockey and then troll him for a hockey post...
- neem55

Doesn't count it was plagiarised

Top D college free agent that can add offense. Supposed to be better then Casey Nelson that Sabers signed last season.

Daniel Brickley, Defenseman, Minnesota State

Brickley isn’t a lightning-fast skater, and is still developing on the defensive end, but his combination of size—listed at 6-2 205 lbs.—and tremendous offensive abilities give him a tantalizing amount of upside. What he lacks in straight-line speed, he makes up for with a shiftiness laterally which is really impressive for a big defender that allows him to create his own passing and shooting lanes. He’s aggressive in looking for his shot which helps generate a lot of offense. He’s still a bit of a project, but could develop into a second pairing defenseman that is very good on the power play at the NHL level.

Maybe a good fit for Stecher or OJ if JB can grab him. How does he look?

So we were talking the other day about new coaches. And how there are not a lot of options out there, leading me to think about assistant coaches and ex players that coach.

How about the great one?

Hear me out.

Was never a fan of his coaching myself (who was).
But perhaps with a decent roster and competent assistants, he could turn the team around.
He would offer a huge injection of star power.
And he could bring MEssier back to town as an assistant.

I like to think the nucks are turning the corner prospect wise, hopefully even more so after this year's draft.

One thing i don't get though is Gaunce. Lord knows he tries out there but he actually looks like he could get another 100 chances and still not get a goal. I mean i get different roles and certainly checker role but i mean c'mon, you want your 4th liner to have some chance of putting one in.

At times he looks like that bug guy in gym class who plays all the other sports well, but just can't figure out the coordination of stick and ball.

Can anyone shed some light on why he gets unlimited opportunity? Do you see him differently?

Big and fast, worth a flier I'd say.
- neem55

Yeah he seems to be the best candidate because of speed. Something Nucks need badly. Only knock is attitude issues. Not sure what the source of that is but opportunity to stick in pros means he's got to bring it.

So we were talking the other day about new coaches. And how there are not a lot of options out there, leading me to think about assistant coaches and ex players that coach.

How about the great one?

Hear me out.

Was never a fan of his coaching myself (who was).
But perhaps with a decent roster and competent assistants, he could turn the team around.
He would offer a huge injection of star power.
And he could bring MEssier back to town as an assistant.
- dbot

Uhm can you come up with other credible names from your original thought?

FYI they are involved with the Rangers and Oilers plus private business and have no desires to coach let alone the Canucks.

So we were talking the other day about new coaches. And how there are not a lot of options out there, leading me to think about assistant coaches and ex players that coach.

How about the great one?

Hear me out.

Was never a fan of his coaching myself (who was).
But perhaps with a decent roster and competent assistants, he could turn the team around.
He would offer a huge injection of star power.
And he could bring MEssier back to town as an assistant.
- dbot

Flagged, flagged, flagged!

So we were talking the other day about new coaches. And how there are not a lot of options out there, leading me to think about assistant coaches and ex players that coach.

How about the great one?

Hear me out.

Was never a fan of his coaching myself (who was).
But perhaps with a decent roster and competent assistants, he could turn the team around.
He would offer a huge injection of star power.
And he could bring MEssier back to town as an assistant.
- dbot

It was all fine and dandy until you dropped this. There's some jokes that go too far!

Yeah he seems to be the best candidate because of speed. Something Nucks need badly. Only knock is attitude issues. Not sure what the source of that is but opportunity to stick in pros means he's got to bring it.
- Nuck4U

You'll probably outgrow them.

Uhm can you come up with other credible names from your original thought?

FYI they are involved with the Rangers and Oilers plus private business and have no desires to coach let alone the Canucks.
- Nuck4U

Ya oiler pay Gretz large to attend things, "here, get paid for nothing" type of gig. Then again, maybe he wants a challenge