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Appreciate the support. Sorry about the audio, I am having some technical issues which I am working to resolve.

That's a great question. If there is an injury that is an easy one. Alternatively, if the D is playing well. he may not see much action until next season.

Yes, this guy is a special player.

Thanks for the comment. Nikishin will be a beast & anchor on the Canes blue for years to come.

Thanks for checking us out & for the correction! My bad. Nikishin definitely shoots left.

Good to hear from you on this, Eric. For sure, there will be some real surprises in the group. Exciting stuff with the Canes.

Hey, Jason Appreciate your comments. I agree. The Trocheck move made a lot of sense & he was a strong contributor while he was with the Canes. Canes are in an strong position to do more of that going forward because they have a full cupboard of quality prospects. In fact, they will be able to trade some of those prospects without concern because they have so many. And, Canes are going to be in a enviable CAP position after this year, making it easier to go for the big fish at the deadline.

Hey, Tyler Great to hear from you! Really appreciate the positive words. It's great fun talking Canes hockey and connecting with Caniacs & hockey fans around the world.

Hey, Stephen Thanks for the comment & positive words. Totally agree on the need for additional scoring. Laine would be a good choice if they can make the deal work. Not sure I'm ready to give up on KK just yet.

Interesting thought. Kadri would be an upgrade over KK at this point, for sure. Only problem is that Kadri's $7.0M deal runs until 28/29 & probably wouldn't age well. I would prefer the Canes add a younger center than Kadri if they plan to upgrade at 2C.

Really appreciate your support & interest, Shaun. By the way, I lived in Winnipeg for 6 years when I was much younger & really loved it there.

yeah because winning the Stanley cup is really easy

@CarbonMonoxideBag Even more so when the teams top six is primarily comprised of under-sized, non-physical forwards who wilt whenever the NHL's postseason intensity amps up. Meanwhile their coach clings to bottom six, dump & chase grinders on their last legs like Staal, Martinook, Carrier, & Burns and spent netminders with a long history of playoff failure like Freddie Andersen. And how's that $45m investment in Jesperi Kotkaniemi working out? And oh btw RBA is not a NHL coach that any playoff savvy veteran wants to play for as his system burns players out by the time April & the real hockey games roll around. His postseason track record is nothing short of abysmal & this will likely be his final season behind the bench in Raleigh. Peter Laviolette ran circles around him in the Ranger series last Spring so get over it.

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Yes, Letourneau would have been interesting. Badinka has potential & I really like Artamonov.

Thanks, Matt. Will do our best! Tom

Appreciate the positive feedback. More to come.

Thanks for the positive feedback. Much appreciated. More to come. Cheers.

Much appreciated, as always. More to come. Cheers.

My pleasure!

Thanks, much. Pleased you enjoy the content. Really appreciate the support.

Thanks, much appreciated. Pleased you enjoy the videos.

Yes, that would be great!

You are mostly correct. Only a couple of AHL teams are flying solo, Chicago Wolves being one of them.

Agree on ZAR. Bellows has the pedigree but chances are slim he makes the Canes. I was excited about Dronov but just didn't work out.

Not and a blame ,And Blake .

How right you are, 3561. Should have included Emerson. Had a strong season in USHL last year and heading to North Dakota. Did discuss Jason Blake in the video. Rizzo was traded to the Flyers for rights to David Kase, so no longer a Canes prospect.

Appreciate the kind words, Mark. Canes are well positioned to go all the way this year.