He might make the team, but right now I'm expecting...DHA wrote:Julevi will make the team - needs to lift and diet - then he's in.
Edler - Tanev
Hutton - Gudbranson
Sbisa - Stecher
Pedan - Biega
Coach Green says Pedan is NHL-ready!
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He might make the team, but right now I'm expecting...DHA wrote:Julevi will make the team - needs to lift and diet - then he's in.

Yes, especially the latter part.SKYO wrote:Canucks Green should bring up Jordan Subban for 2017/18 season and see what he can do in the bigs, if anything build up his trade value, asset management.

But Subban is not ready yet.Ronning's Ghost wrote:Yes, especially the latter part.SKYO wrote:Canucks Green should bring up Jordan Subban for 2017/18 season and see what he can do in the bigs, if anything build up his trade value, asset management.
Dudes' gonna be like 40 years old next year, it's do or die for him, and I think he'll surprise the masses if given the chance next year, Jordan Subban is much better prepared for a NHL gig (age/experience wise) than Juolevi at this point.Strangelove wrote:But Subban is not ready yet.Ronning's Ghost wrote:Yes, especially the latter part.SKYO wrote:Canucks Green should bring up Jordan Subban for 2017/18 season and see what he can do in the bigs, if anything build up his trade value, asset management.
And he's not waivers-eligible for another year.
Leave him on the farm for another year and then perhaps do as you say.

So with that, willie wasn't having no part of Subban at all.September 2016:
Camp Cuts: Canucks cut Jordan Subban, also 11 other guys
The diminutive dynamic defenceman didn't play a pre-season game.
It is surprising, however, to see Subban get cut, mainly because it means he won’t see any pre-season action with the Canucks.
It has to be disappointing for Subban, who was a standout at the Young Stars tournament in Penticton and is easily the most dynamic defenceman in the Canucks system.
http://www.vancourier.com/pass-it-to-bu ... rH1qZ.dpuf
“I can’t get caught up in that,” said Subban. “I was obviously sent down for a reason, to work hard and become a better player and get called up. It’s just defending in my own zone and bringing the puck out a little bit more cleaner and more efficiently. Those are things I’ve really worked hard on and it’s good to see that I’m being rewarded with my game.”
Subban didn’t mope about his demotion and there’s a noticeable maturity. His nine goals and 13 assists in 34 American Hockey League games have earned an all-star game invite and the Canucks’ fourth-round pick in the 2013 draft is back on the radar as a prospect who will eventually be ready for prime time.
Jan 2017: Subban has been having a stellar year offensively, ranking 10th among defencemen in the American League. The impressiveness of which is increased by the fact that the Comets are terrible offensively this season – Utica has scored just 74 goals this season, which is dead last in the AHL.
JPat is on board with that.micky107 wrote:I must admit, I thought it peculiar, to say the least, that Jordan never saw any pre-season action. Two years running.
Even if they were pretty sure he wasn't in their plans to make the club, I recall there being a lot of fans that wanted to see him. Weird because even with the preseason being short, what's wrong with making a little extra revenue on ticket sales?
I know I wanted to get a look.
10 Things I'd like to see from the Canucks next season:
1) More Boeser (powerplay time no doubt, right shot)
2) Get Eriksson a playmaker, put in front of net on the powerplay
3) Virtanen bottom six role to muck it up.
4) Get Jordan Subban in the lineup, PK his bro sending video of Ellis.
7) Markstrom handed the reigns for this rebuilding squad.
8) Get Alex Edler to waive his NTC.
9) New special teams (29th powerplay, 28th penalty kill) unacceptable.

Too many runts on the team already, trade Subban at the draft.SKYO wrote:Dudes' gonna be like 40 years old next year, it's do or die for him, and I think he'll surprise the masses if given the chance next year, Jordan Subban is much better prepared for a NHL gig (age/experience wise) than Juolevi at this point.Strangelove wrote:But Subban is not ready yet.Ronning's Ghost wrote:Yes, especially the latter part.SKYO wrote:Canucks Green should bring up Jordan Subban for 2017/18 season and see what he can do in the bigs, if anything build up his trade value, asset management.
And he's not waivers-eligible for another year.
Leave him on the farm for another year and then perhaps do as you say.
If we trade Edler or Tanev out, a Sbisa(if not chosen in expansion) - Subban 3rd pairing can form.
Two full years in the AHL, successful ones at that for Subban, I'd say he's ready, Green will have trust in him and fully know his ability.
I want to increase the muscle and he-man size on this team as much as the next guy, but alas if given a possible Ryan Ellis/Krug/Barrie/Spurgeon type dman on our bottom pairing on one of the worst points stats defense in the league, we are going to have to explore this back-to-back 35+ pts in the AHL dman.Strangelove wrote:Too many runts on the team already, trade Subban at the draft.SKYO wrote:Two full years in the AHL, successful ones at that for Subban, I'd say he's ready, Green will have trust in him and fully know his ability.
Edler - Tanev
Hutton - Gudbranson
Sbisa - Stecher
Pedan - Biega
One more year in Junior for Juolevi...

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