Tyler Motte and John Garrett - Canucks in Cars
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- "I wanted to be a goalie growing up." Tyler Motte and former Canucks Goaltender, John Garrett take a Prius for a spin in the latest edition of #Canucks in Cars. Canucks in Cars is presented by Toyota Pacific.
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i could listen to a john and john podcast for hours
Ashton Mitch that would be awesome if they had one.
Oh yes please
What an absolute beauty Garrett is
Can you just follow around John Garrett with a camera 24/7
Go to delta and you might see him buying snacks at the grocery store 😂
Miss ya, Motte :(
I only clicked cuz I saw Garrett’s name.
Tyler Motte took John Garrett out for an interview. And it was a good one. :D
Garrett like your Gramps ... " So uhhh , hows your foot"?
3:35 atta boy. Shoulder checking
no way, in Vancouver !?!?!?!
CRAP!!! LOL... JG's a real beaut.
Tyler Motte, livin' the Dream-cruisin' with John Garrett.
Feel so bad for Motte, dude just got back and now he's got a separated shoulder 😞
Shoulder injuries are no joke, hope he heals up properly and gets back soon !
Johnny G has legs??? 😂
So these guys drove on main to queen E drove around queen parking lot and back... what a trip hahha
Florida is hell
I could watch John Garett for hours
Man I can listen to John talk all day
"I've heard a few things" HAHA. So many great stories about Garrett and food. :P
Of course Garrett brought up food!! Bahaha
Are you able to repost all the pre game festivities from the 94 night against the rangers? I saw those buggers at WMG struck the video.
Garrett working the all story in one more time! The true lottery winner!
John the 🐐
If your gonna loose a car, you may as well lose it to the great one. Motte has the right answer! What else do you say to that? LOL
(never got out of the car)
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best ender!
John garret retire bud u terrible
Thought this was canucks in cars not comets in cars
tyler motte is a canuck
>how 'bout this ''canuck in a car'' (who got traded a week after making this video, then sent to the minors on new team, then sluffed off to europe & never played another NHL game ever ;
th-cam.com/video/7OpKUAv0QcQ/w-d-xo.html
Canucks are 16-7-1 With Motte in the lineup this year
@@Mrdevs96 (he's not a goalie
@@lucrativelyrics2004 but when Motte was in the lineup the team was winning more games, for whatever reason
Thank you, Tyler Motte. Heart and soul player who delivered in clutch moments, like the 2020 bubble playoffs.
Solid player, better person. Did great things for the mental health community. That's the type of person you want representing your franchise.
As for Motte, he was true to his word and work ethic in advance of the trade deadline.
“I’ve always been a skater, worked hard and added some offence as the years have gone on,” he said. “I’m reliable and love to kill penalties. I try to show up every night to help the team win and sometimes it’s blocking a shot or potting a goal. It’s the same mindset every night. It’s business as usual.”
12:15 p.m. That’s it
Or so the word is. The Canucks didn’t do much in the end. They’ve still got all their top players. Lots of decisions to be made still.
11:55 a.m. Motte off to Big Apple
Tyler Motte is off to the New York Rangers.
The 2023 draft, by the way, is considered to be much deeper than the 2022 draft.
Sounds like Canucks were trying to sign Motte to an extension but obviously couldn’t work anything out.
11:30 a.m. Is it worth it?
Great stat here from the Canadian Press’ Josh Clipperton:
We can see these moves almost never pay off immediately, I would be interested to see the stats about whether these moves make a difference a season later.
Canucks deal Tyler Motte to Cup-contending New York Rangers for fourth-round 2023 draft pick --------
Tyler Motte is getting a chance to win it all.
With the speedy, feisty and hard-hitting Vancouver Canucks left-winger moving to the New York Rangers at the National Hockey League trade deadline Monday for a fourth-round 2023 draft pick, it’s sort of a win-win for both franchises.
The Rangers get everything they could want in a fearless unrestricted free agent fourth-liner for a serious Stanley Cup playoff push. The Canucks get another draft pick for what is a better draft in 2023 because they are also in salary-cap management mode.
The Canucks didn’t want to offer Motte a sizeable raise on his expiring $US 1.225-million cap hit and US $1.45 million in actual salary.
Among Canucks forwards this season, the 27-year-old Motte was first in blocked shots (51), second in team hits (90), was on the first-pairing penalty kill with J.T. Miller and worked well in a shutdown role. He had 15 points in 49 games (7-8), 22 penalty minutes and is a former Masterton Trophy nominee.
With the clock ticking down to Monday’s noon (Pacific time) deadline, Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin was doing double duty in trying to sign Motte while finding out if there would be a greater trade return.
“It was a little bit of both I would say,” Allvin said at an afternoon news conference. “For myself, in talking to a lot of teams and feeling out with what they were thinking about our players, that’s where we wound up with the fourth-round pick. There were some teams checking in on him, but we felt the draft in 2023 was a little bit better. And when it was clear we couldn’t sign him, we had to maximize our return.
“The (draft pick) value gives us a little more ammunition if we want to do something and gives us time to check this draft (2022) out, if we want to move up, or another player becomes available.”
If the Canucks had come close to a contract, Motte would have had leverage to possibly double his salary, with Sean Kuraly’s contract in Columbus being cited as a possible comparable.
Like Motte, the Blue Jackets’ bottom-six forward had never hit 10 goals in any NHL season, but now has 11 and plays an appreciated bump-and-grind game. At age 29, he has three years remaining at a US $2.5-million annual cap hit.
The Canucks have younger and cheaper roster options or prospects to promote. In the interim, they could supplant Motte from within, or give a winger like Will Lockwood, 23, a look along with defenceman Jack Rathbone, 22. Especially if the season continues to go south and the club needs to get a roster read on next season. Allvin believes that will likely occur.