Thanks Carol

Playoffs!
- 1970vintage

I would laugh so hard

Seeing it is quiet in here

CanucksAbbyFan
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@CanucksAbbyFan
2h2 hours ago

Zack MacEwen (8-3-5-8 AHL this season) and Lukas Jasek (10-5-5-10 AHL career) are both pressing to take Loui Eriksson's NHL roster spot with the #Canucks MacEwen is a physical power forward with soft hands & Jasek is a skilled intelligent forward.

This Can NZ semi final is fantastic.

Seeing it is quiet in here

CanucksAbbyFan
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@CanucksAbbyFan
2h2 hours ago

Zack MacEwen (8-3-5-8 AHL this season) and Lukas Jasek (10-5-5-10 AHL career) are both pressing to take Loui Eriksson's NHL roster spot with the #Canucks MacEwen is a physical power forward with soft hands & Jasek is a skilled intelligent forward.
- VANTEL

MacEwen is really intriguing

MacEwen is really intriguing
- Nucker101

indeed!
https://canucksarmy.com/2...-free-agent-zack-macewen/

indeed!
https://canucksarmy.com/2...-free-agent-zack-macewen/


- anavar

Seeing it is quiet in here

CanucksAbbyFan
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@CanucksAbbyFan
2h2 hours ago

Zack MacEwen (8-3-5-8 AHL this season) and Lukas Jasek (10-5-5-10 AHL career) are both pressing to take Loui Eriksson's NHL roster spot with the #Canucks MacEwen is a physical power forward with soft hands & Jasek is a skilled intelligent forward.
- VANTEL

Jasek? Lol. He isn’t playing in the NHL now or probably ever

indeed!
https://canucksarmy.com/2...-free-agent-zack-macewen/


- anavar

Gold

Jasek? Lol. He isn’t playing in the NHL now or probably ever
- CanuckDon

He has been setting up some nice goals for the Comets . Slick player.

Gold
- CanuckDon

Explain that I didn't know he was heavier? or explain how he got heavier?
- A_SteamingLombardi

It just doesn't say anywhere that he weighs more then either of them.

Thanks Carol

From Hockey News. https://thehockeynews.com...agues-skaters-and-goalies
FIRST ROUND
Number of skaters: 261
Number of goalies: 11
40.5 percent of the workforce (261 out of 644).
SECOND ROUND
Number of skaters: 107
Number of goalies: 8
Round 2 of the draft make up 16.6 percent of NHL skaters (107 out of 644)
THIRD ROUND
Number of skaters: 54
Number of goalies: 9
Players drafted in the third round account for 8.4 percent of the league’s skaters (54 out of 644).
FOURTH ROUND
Number of skaters: 44
Number of goalies: 5
6.8 percent of the NHL’s skaters were drafted in the fourth round (44 out of 644)
FIFTH ROUND
Number of skaters: 42
Number of goalies: 6
6.5 percent of its skaters (42 out of 644)
SIXTH ROUND
Number of skaters: 36
Number of goalies: 4
5.6 percent of the NHL’s skaters (36 out of 644).
SEVENTH ROUND
Number of skaters: 17
Number of goalies: 3
2.6 percent of the league’s 644 skaters
EIGHTH ROUND
Number of skaters: 1 Big Buff
Number of goalies: 1 Pekka Rinne
NINTH ROUND
Number of skaters: 0
Number of goalies: 2 Halak, Elliot
UNDRAFTED PLAYERS
Number of skaters: 82
Number of goalies: 13
Notable: After the first round (40.5 percent) and second round (16.6 percent), undrafted players account for the third-biggest segment of the NHL’s population at 12.7 percent (82 out of 644). Columbus’ Artemi Panarin likely takes the crown as the league’s most talented undrafted player, while Tampa Bay unearthed both Tyler Johnson and Yanni Gourde. Defensemen Mark Giordano, Chris Tanev, Andy Greene and Nikita Zaitsev never heard their name called at the draft, but made it to the NHL anyway. It’s also interesting when you consider that there’s 13 undrafted goalies in the NHL, which is more than the first round (11) – or any other round – has provided. Six of the 13 undrafted goalies are the starter for their team, most notably two-time Vezina Trophy winner Sergei Bobrovsky in Columbus.

First. Thanks Carol.

The wheels aren't falling off though. This team is for real.
- Slip and slap

But hows gudbranson doing?

It just doesn't say anywhere that he weighs more then either of them.
- manvanfan

Balls,

Stecher's balls are heavy,
Speed strong but his
IQ is lacking
But he plays strong
Stronger even then Hutton's dong
That says not much
Like being better with the puck
Then Gudbranson's icing ugly touch
.
.
.
Sutter is jelly
Says no it's my balls that are ready
Biggest of the big
They're so round and heavy
So strech stays down
As the weight builds up
But it's never enough
Simply this D core sucks
So strech plays to much
Because everyone on the right
Except tanev has just little tiny balls
So stretcher claims to be just enough.

From Hockey News. https://thehockeynews.com...agues-skaters-and-goalies
FIRST ROUND
Number of skaters: 261
Number of goalies: 11
40.5 percent of the workforce (261 out of 644).
SECOND ROUND
Number of skaters: 107
Number of goalies: 8
Round 2 of the draft make up 16.6 percent of NHL skaters (107 out of 644)
THIRD ROUND
Number of skaters: 54
Number of goalies: 9
Players drafted in the third round account for 8.4 percent of the league’s skaters (54 out of 644).
FOURTH ROUND
Number of skaters: 44
Number of goalies: 5
6.8 percent of the NHL’s skaters were drafted in the fourth round (44 out of 644)
FIFTH ROUND
Number of skaters: 42
Number of goalies: 6
6.5 percent of its skaters (42 out of 644)
SIXTH ROUND
Number of skaters: 36
Number of goalies: 4
5.6 percent of the NHL’s skaters (36 out of 644).
SEVENTH ROUND
Number of skaters: 17
Number of goalies: 3
2.6 percent of the league’s 644 skaters
EIGHTH ROUND
Number of skaters: 1 Big Buff
Number of goalies: 1 Pekka Rinne
NINTH ROUND
Number of skaters: 0
Number of goalies: 2 Halak, Elliot
UNDRAFTED PLAYERS
Number of skaters: 82
Number of goalies: 13
Notable: After the first round (40.5 percent) and second round (16.6 percent), undrafted players account for the third-biggest segment of the NHL’s population at 12.7 percent (82 out of 644). Columbus’ Artemi Panarin likely takes the crown as the league’s most talented undrafted player, while Tampa Bay unearthed both Tyler Johnson and Yanni Gourde. Defensemen Mark Giordano, Chris Tanev, Andy Greene and Nikita Zaitsev never heard their name called at the draft, but made it to the NHL anyway. It’s also interesting when you consider that there’s 13 undrafted goalies in the NHL, which is more than the first round (11) – or any other round – has provided. Six of the 13 undrafted goalies are the starter for their team, most notably two-time Vezina Trophy winner Sergei Bobrovsky in Columbus.
- manvanfan

Canucks currently have 5 undrafted players on the roster, 3 forwards and 2 defensemen, soon too be 6 when MacEwen gets called up.

The NFL is the Gudbranson of sports leagues, only a few good games per year
- 1970vintage

@Slip and Slap

First. Thanks Carol.

The wheels aren't falling off though. This team is for real.
- Slip and slap

Eriksson.

Canucks currently have 5 undrafted players on the roster, 3 forwards and 2 defensemen, soon too be 6 when MacEwen gets called up.
- Reubenkincade

First rounder Pettersson, Horvat, Sutter, Gudbranson, Virtanen, Boeser, Goldobin, Pouliot, Baertschi, Del Zotto 41.6%
Second rounders Eriksson, Granlund, Markstrom 12.5%
Third rounders Edler, Leipsic, Nilsson 12.5%
Fourth rounders Motte 4%
Fifth rounders Hutton, Gaudette 8%
Undrafted Tanev, Schaller, Stecher, Roussel, Beagle 20.8%

First rounder Pettersson, Horvat, Sutter, Gudbranson, Virtanen, Boeser, Goldobin, Pouliot, Baertschi, Del Zotto 41.6%
Second rounders Eriksson, Granlund, Markstrom 12.5%
Third rounders Edler, Leipsic, Nilsson 12.5%
Fourth rounders Motte 4%
Fifth rounders Hutton, Gaudette 8%
Undrafted Tanev, Schaller, Stecher, Roussel, Beagle 20.8%
- manvanfan

Almost half our team is first rounders . No wonder we are so (frank)en good

Meanwhile, the Nashville Predators are looking to upgrade their forward corps but not willing to sacrifice their top-tier defense to do it.

Maybe they are talking three way trade.

Most likely Tanev to Toronto
Nylander to Nashville
Van gets a package of stuff from both.

Almost half our team is first rounders . No wonder we are so (frank)en good
- VANTEL

Only 3 of them drafted by JB though. That's why Van is (frank)en great. Need more.

From Hockey News. https://thehockeynews.com...agues-skaters-and-goalies
FIRST ROUND
Number of skaters: 261
Number of goalies: 11
40.5 percent of the workforce (261 out of 644).
SECOND ROUND
Number of skaters: 107
Number of goalies: 8
Round 2 of the draft make up 16.6 percent of NHL skaters (107 out of 644)
THIRD ROUND
Number of skaters: 54
Number of goalies: 9
Players drafted in the third round account for 8.4 percent of the league’s skaters (54 out of 644).
FOURTH ROUND
Number of skaters: 44
Number of goalies: 5
6.8 percent of the NHL’s skaters were drafted in the fourth round (44 out of 644)
FIFTH ROUND
Number of skaters: 42
Number of goalies: 6
6.5 percent of its skaters (42 out of 644)
SIXTH ROUND
Number of skaters: 36
Number of goalies: 4
5.6 percent of the NHL’s skaters (36 out of 644).
SEVENTH ROUND
Number of skaters: 17
Number of goalies: 3
2.6 percent of the league’s 644 skaters
EIGHTH ROUND
Number of skaters: 1 Big Buff
Number of goalies: 1 Pekka Rinne
NINTH ROUND
Number of skaters: 0
Number of goalies: 2 Halak, Elliot
UNDRAFTED PLAYERS
Number of skaters: 82
Number of goalies: 13
Notable: After the first round (40.5 percent) and second round (16.6 percent), undrafted players account for the third-biggest segment of the NHL’s population at 12.7 percent (82 out of 644). Columbus’ Artemi Panarin likely takes the crown as the league’s most talented undrafted player, while Tampa Bay unearthed both Tyler Johnson and Yanni Gourde. Defensemen Mark Giordano, Chris Tanev, Andy Greene and Nikita Zaitsev never heard their name called at the draft, but made it to the NHL anyway. It’s also interesting when you consider that there’s 13 undrafted goalies in the NHL, which is more than the first round (11) – or any other round – has provided. Six of the 13 undrafted goalies are the starter for their team, most notably two-time Vezina Trophy winner Sergei Bobrovsky in Columbus.
- manvanfan

This post is a train wreck

This post is a train wreck
- CanuckDon

I love that you made a Bruins fan cry in public!