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Originally Posted by CorsiHockeyLeague
It's pretty obvious to anyone with a brain in their heads that a guy who scores 19 goals and 32 points while sporting a $900,000 cap hit is an asset worth having for most teams. The Canucks would pretty obviously be able to trade him for a pick of some description, if they wanted to. Shinkaruk has no value at this point, hence his waiver.
But if your fandom requires never admitting that your team screwed up or never admitting that a rival did something right (even just modestly right; it's not like this was Jagr for Kris Beech) then, well, you do you I guess.
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Granlund has been good for the Canucks for where they are at...Its obviously a good move on there end for now. He scores 19 again and he will be getting a bigger contract then he is worth though.
Like I said by the time it means anything to the Canucks as far as being a playoff team I doubt he is even there. From the Flames side it was a good deal at the time, hasn't worked out....no big loss, no gain.
certainly not something to worry about, Calgary and Vancouver aren't even in the same league right now