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A long conversation about Quinn Hughes’ leadership and what the Canucks should do with Andrei Kuzmenko: Canucks Conversation Jan. 6th
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Jan 6, 2023, 19:48 ESTUpdated: Aug 12, 2024, 14:58 EDT
On today’s episode of Canucks Conversation, Chris Faber and Harman Dayal were in studio to break down the Canucks’ come from behind victory over the Colorado Avalanche on Thursday night.
Some of the notable topics the guys covered on today’s show were:
- Elias Pettersson being named to the NHL All-Star game.
- Thursday night was the first game in which the Canucks have won without a goal from Bo Horvat or Elias Pettersson.
- Kuzmenko has 17 goals and 17 assists through 37 games.
- The Canucks’ “daunting” January schedule features some teams with important injuries throughout their lineup.
- Is Conor Garland — who played just 7:04 at 5 on 5 last night — in Boudreau’s dog house a bit? And if he is, does he deserve to be?
The guys also talked at length about Harman’s article from today in which he broke down how Quinn Hughes is developing into a leader on this team.
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Vancouver CanucksTeam Cap Summary
Cap Summary
2026-27
2027-28
Projected Cap Hit
$86,185,833
$62,923,333
Projected Cap Space
$17,814,167
$50,576,666
Current Cap Space
$17,814,167
$50,576,666
Active Players
23/23
13/23
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'27
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