Jeff Paterson on Canucks remaining offseason tasks, Sherwood, Desharnais; Canada vs. US best-on-best

Jeff Paterson from Rink Wide: Vancouver with a look at the remaining vestiges of work to be done by the Canucks this season, and whether Team Canada might actually be the underdog vs the USA in men’s hockey now.
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[@Attamatic]

I saw Matt the other day at Romer’s…he is a fucking giant 😂

[@kodyknight273]

Save the cap space, keep an eye on waivers for players of interest.
Target dmen throughout the season.
Dmen of interest for me are
Romanov
Oleksiak
Gavrikov
Pelech

[@user-by3nd4rm6c]

None of those guys are making it to waivers, and if they do, they'll all get claimed before the Canucks have a shot at scooping them up

[@davideaston6944]

For biggest upsets in Canadian sports? '72 Summit Series as biggest upset? (After Canada's record, and the way they looked, after 4 games, and heading to Moscow... it was looking pretty damn bleak!) - OR - How about a Canadian taking the year-end F1 title for the first time ever? (Jacques Villeneuve, 1997) almost unthinkable! And never again...

[@string-bag]

Jeff has some good takes.

[@Matt-mh5us]

US has a great team. My gut says they’re due for an Olympic gold. That said, Canada is plucky and also deep…

[@gordonmacdowell8117]

The Canucks have gone for the Broadstreet Bullies style blueline and depth forwards, so hopefully they have a great penalty kill because I can see them getting a lot of penalties and not just the usual ghost penalties they seem to get a ton of.
Hockey Canada's support of the development of goalies in this last decade has been gross incompetence and it's also meant a lot less available top starters in the NHL than likely anytime before in the League. It would have been nice if some of the millions spent to cover up sexual assault scandals was actually spent on developing hockey players.