4 to 5 years out if all goes well, I'm thinking.Ronning's Ghost wrote: ↑Fri Aug 14, 2026 8:39 pmI agree that has been the step they have struggled most with since I have been following closely.
Canucks Young Guns
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"Try to focus on 5 seasons from now" ...?Cornuck wrote: ↑Fri Aug 14, 2026 8:58 pm4 to 5 years out if all goes well, I'm thinking.Ronning's Ghost wrote: ↑Fri Aug 14, 2026 8:39 pmI agree that has been the step they have struggled most with since I have been following closely.
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And then we have to worry about 1, maybe 2 expansion drafts. So letting ELCs slid where possible, ie cook in the NCAA or in junior or in EU as long as possible. Get rid of as many NMC as possible. Those sorts of things have to be thought about as well over the next 5 years. And of course have enough bodies available expose in the draft, players we will be glad to move on from, like a 3rd string goalie.
So while we are building we most certainly cannot rush for a variety of reasons. Best development pathways, roster construction, protection of key players for the draft(s). So a few more years of top 10 drafting would be nice.
So while we are building we most certainly cannot rush for a variety of reasons. Best development pathways, roster construction, protection of key players for the draft(s). So a few more years of top 10 drafting would be nice.
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