Posts About "Loui Eriksson"
Every NHL Team’s Worst Contract
August 20th, 2018 In a salary cap league, contract negotiations become critical to building perennial contenders. A team cannot afford too many value-negative contracts: contracts where the money owed to the player is likely significantly higher than the value he will bring to the team over the length of the contract. General managers who avoid handing...
Canucks Veterans: Who'll Be Back & Who Won't?
April 17th, 2018 The 2017-18 season for the Vancouver Canucks went, more or less, as expected — a below-average showing as the organization's rebuild kicked off. With that being said, most of the media conversations swirling around the Canucks were, not only about prospects and rookies, but about the veteran presence on the team. Case and point: Daniel...
What's a Good Season for Loui Eriksson?
November 15th, 2017 The Vancouver Canucks third-highest paid player returned to the lineup over the weekend. It's hard to say that many missed him. While Loui Eriksson was out of the lineup for 14 games, the Canucks strung together a solid record of 7-4-1, including a road trip where the team went 4-1-0. Usually, when a team loses one of their...
Canucks Season Riding on Some Vets
October 4th, 2017 Training camp is about the young guys. Fans always want to know what young blood will be on the team The story in Montreal has been Victor Mete; Kailer Yamamoto surprised everybody by starting the season with the Edmonton Oilers as an 18-year-old; while Jake Virtanen and Brock Boeser have stolen most of the headlines in...
Rangers, Nash Should Extend Broadway Marriage
August 1st, 2017 For Rick Nash, trade rumors have become commonplace throughout his 14-year career. They persisted during his latter few years with the Columbus Blue Jackets before he was exported to the New York Rangers in a blockbuster deal. With the Blueshirts in a cap cluster over the past few seasons (with the exception being this summer), Nash’s...
Seguin Trade Narrative at an End?
July 17th, 2017 Not too long ago, people in the United States of America celebrated their 241st year of independence from British rule with traditional firework displays. Four years ago, on July 4, 2013, the Boston Bruins made fireworks of their own that the entire NHL hockey community saw. It was on the previously mentioned date that superstar...
