CANUCKS REJECTED TRADE REVEALED: WHAT MINNESOTA WANTED FOR MARCO ROSSI WILL SHOCK YOU

CANUCKS REJECTED TRADE REVEALED: WHAT MINNESOTA WANTED FOR MARCO ROSSI WILL SHOCK YOU

[Music] It’s like we are playing EA Sports NHL Be a GM Simulator because today we’re getting back into the trade talk swing of things, baby. For the Vancouver Conucks, they had themselves an off season with very little movement. Yes, it’s true. They traded away Dakota Joshua. Yes, it’s true. They were on the hunt for a second line center that never came. But there were guys that they were interested in. And one of those names in the Minnesota Wild organization. He made headlines throughout the course of the summer months. We spoke about this guy a lot. Today we are revisiting the Marco Rossi sweep stakes with Minnesota because it’s just been revealed by Aron Gafar on kucks army.com just what exactly the offer was that Minnesota proposed to Vancouver to which Patrick Aline and Rutherford apparently said no. So, we’re going to leave a link in the description to this article right here. Was published earlier this morning by Von Gafar and Kuck’s army, Earthf’s monthly Kucks musings, Sherwood’s next contract, the hunt for a center, and more. Von Gafar, of course, has done various work on different hockey broadcasting platforms, so he’s pretty legit, as all legit insiders come and go. And this article will be linked in the description if you want to go out there and read it yourself. There are a few pretty good write-ups in here. He talks about goalending. He talks about Sherwood. And then he talks about the centers. This is where we dive into the very intriguing conversation as to Marco Rossi in the Minnesota Wild. Let’s go out there and read this excerpt from the article. There’s no secret that the Vancouver Conucks will want to try and improve their team at center ice, but it’s going to take some time. Moves for top centers don’t just happen. Teams aren’t willing to part ways with players early in the season. And to be honest, no one really wants to make a move right now. For a top center, the Canucks would probably have to give up one of Jonathan Laramaki, Elias Person, or Tom Valander. None of which I think they want to do. When the Marco Rossi conversation was going on, apparently the Minnesota Wild wanted Tom the Landre and that didn’t happen. Then someone told me it was 15th overall at Ratatu and Arur Sheila’s for Rossi, which the Canucks also said no to. Good for them. There would have been no Braden Coots had that deal gone through. In the end, the Canucks have what they have now and will be keeping a close eye on looking to improve. And if history is any indication of anything, this management group isn’t afraid of making moves. Now, that is quite the intriguing conversation. I’m not going to lie. When you think about the two trade proposals that were on the table that Vancouver said no to, the second one makes a little less sense with hindsight because yeah, like obviously Vancouver trading away Aturatu 15th overall and Artur Sheila for Rossi that would have been quite dehabilitating when you think about what the Conucks have on their roster now. Braden Coots and Atu Ratu are centers who made the team. So when you think about it like that, all right, you would swap Coots and Ratu for one Rossi. You toss in Arur Sheilobs there as well. I mean, good for Sheilobs to go over to Pittsburgh and get himself the start and the shut out against JT Miller’s New York Rangers. But Sheilobs would not have gotten that opportunity with the Minnesota Wild. Philip Gustoson resigned a pretty hefty contract a few days ago so he would play behind Gustoson. Meanwhile, you think about the first deal that was reportedly on the table. Rossi for Villander seems like it’s a one for one. I would assume that Villander’s trade value is more than that of a 15th overall pick in Ratu and Arurovs just because Villander has been highly touted the past few years. Honestly, when you think about how the Conucks sent Villander down, how he wasn’t necessarily ready to be an NHL piece just yet, I kind of reconsider it with 2020 hindsight vision. Like, think about it. If the Vancouver Conucks trade one for one for Rossi, they keep Sheilovs whom would inevitably get traded to Pittsburgh because they kind of needed to trade him away. There was no use in keeping Sheilovs on the roster. He was eligible for waiverss after all. You keep Sheilov, send him away to Pittsburgh, and then you keep Ratu and Coots. All of a sudden, the forward core looks a lot better. You’re not having to run Arch Deep Banees in the top six. You can just keep around some of the other guys. Maybe Coots makes the team as a winger. Maybe Rossi does or somebody else. If you have Rossi instead of Vander, technically the NHL team doesn’t do anything but improve because Vander didn’t make the team. Now, of course, we understand that hindsight is 2020. I’m saying it right here. This is a biased commentary because we know now that Vander didn’t make the team and that Coots and Ratu did. But it does kind of get me wondering like if everybody could tell the future, if you could 100% pinpoint, accurately, precisely detail just how skilled a player is at any point in the offseason, then it would be a lot easier to make those decisions on who stays and who goes. I’m not sure necessarily if Vancouver management would have been willing to depart with Tom Vlander, but knowing now what we know out of Victor Mancini that this guy is a very legitimate defenseman prospect that can be valuable in the long term, I kind of wonder what Vancouver’s point of view looks like there because longer term you will have Phil Heronic. He’s signed on for a while. Tom Vander supposed to be there and then you have Mancini too. I would probably say that each of those three guys looks like they’ll be a lot better than a third pairing player. Maybe Mancini and Vander inevitably take over the one and two top right-handed spots and then Hornik as he gets older becomes a third pairing guy. Who really knows? But hindsight gives us the opportunity to analyze what the Vancouver Conucks would have looked like if they just added Marco Rossi to this team because Tom Vander is not on the team. So imagining that trade assuming one for one would have been pretty interesting here. But also it does make sense when you think about the rejected side of it all. How Vancouver said no. They wanted to keep Vander. They didn’t think that maybe Rossi was valuable enough to cover what the scope was that Villander had. And then you also had the other package that was discussed as well. Ratu Sheilobs and the 15th overall pick which inevitably became Braden Joots. Props to Patrick Alvine for standing his ground and not saying yes. 15th overall doesn’t seem like that big of a pick, but when you think about how it literally gave Vancouver their first 18-year-old opening night roster player since Peter Ned 30 years ago. I mean, it’s quite historical now, isn’t it? We’ll see how Braden Coots, Atuatu, and the like perform in today’s very first NHL game of the season against the Calgary Flames. Flames are coming off of a back-to-back. So, we’ll see whether or not the guys are able to put together some results. But, if you enjoy this video, feel free to hit the like button. If you did not, then hey, the dislike button is down there for you as well. Comments help out with the algorithm, so I’d really appreciate it if you got involved there. What are your thoughts on this rejected trade by the Vancouver Conucks and Minnesota Wild? Thank you to Van Gafar for revealing it to us. Article is going to be in the description below. 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We’re going over the Minnesota Wild and centre Marco Rossi, and the now-revealed asking price from the Vancouver Canucks in a trade.

Article: https://canucksarmy.com/news/potential-vancouver-canucks-centre-target-jack-roslovic-signing-rival-edmonton-oilers

This video is taking place after the 2024 NHL Entry Draft, and after the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs.

The 2024 NHL Draft 1st Round went as follows:

1st) San Jose Sharks, Macklin Celebrini
2nd) Chicago Blackhawks, Artyom Levshunov
3rd) Anaheim Ducks, Beckett Sennecke
4th) Columbus Blue Jackets, Cayden Lindstrom,
5th) Montreal Canadiens, Ivan Demidov
6th) Utah Hockey Club, Tij Iginla
7th) Ottawa Senators, Carter Yakemchuk
8th) Seattle Kraken, Berkly Catton
9th) Calgary Flames, Zayne Parekh
10th) New Jersey Devils, Anton Silayev
11th) San Jose Sharks (from Buffalo Sabres), Sam Dickinson
12th) Minnesota Wild (from Philadelphia Flyers), Zeev Buium
13th) Philadelphia Flyers (from Minnesota Wild), Jett Luchanko
14th) Buffalo Sabres (from Pittsburgh Penguins via San Jose Sharks), Konsta Helenius
15th) Detroit Red Wings, Michael Brandsegg-Nygard
16th) St. Louis Blues, Adam Jiricek
17th) Washington Capitals, Terik Parascak
18th) Chicago Blackhawks (from New York Islanders), Sacha Boisvert
19th) Vegas Golden Knights, Trevor Connelly
20th) New York Islanders (from Tampa Bay Lightning via Chicago Blackhawks), Cole Eiserman
21st) Montreal Canadiens (from Los Angeles Kings), Michael Hage
22nd) Nashville Predators, Yegor Surin
23rd) Anaheim Ducks (from Toronto Maple Leafs), Stian Solberg
24th) Utah Hockey Club (from Colorado Avalanche), Cole Beaudoin
25th) Boston Bruins (from Boston Bruins via Detroit Red Wings and Ottawa Senators), Dean Letourneau
26th) Los Angeles Kings (from Winnipeg Jets via Montreal Canadiens), Liam Greentree
27th) Chicago Blackhawks (from Carolina Hurricanes), Marek Vanacker
28th) Calgary Flames (from Vancouver Canucks), Matvei Gridin
29th) Dallas Stars, Emil Hemming
30th) New York Rangers, EJ Emery
31st) Toronto Maple Leafs (from Edmonton Oilers via Anaheim Ducks), Ben Danford
32nd) Edmonton Oilers (from Florida Panthers via Philadelphia Flyers), Sam O’Reilly

This video is also taking place after 2024 NHL Season, and after the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs, where the Florida Panthers defeated the Edmonton Oilers in the Finals.

Marco Rossi was one of the top NHL prospects at the 2020 NHL Entry Draft.

The 2020 NHL Entry Draft saw many top NHL prospects get selected by a variety of teams. The first round of the draft went as follows:

1st) New York Rangers, Alexis Lafrenière
2nd) Los Angeles Kings, Quinton Byfield
3rd) Ottawa Senators (from San Jose Sharks), Tim Stützle
4th) Detroit Red Wings, Lucas Raymond
5th) Ottawa Senators, Jake Sanderson
6th) Anaheim Ducks, Jamie Drysdale
7th) New Jersey Devils, Alexander Holtz
8th) Buffalo Sabres, Jack Quinn
9th) Minnesota Wild, Marco Rossi
10th) Winnipeg Jets, Cole Perfetti
11th) Nashville Predators, Yaroslav Askarov
12th) Florida Panthers, Anton Lundell
13th) Carolina Hurricanes (from Toronto Maple Leafs), Seth Jarvis
14th) Edmonton Oilers, Dylan Holloway
15th) Toronto Maple Leafs (from Pittsburgh Penguins), Rodion Amirov
16th) Montreal Canadiens, Kaiden Guhle
17th) Chicago Blackhawks, Lukas Reichel
18th) New Jersey Devils (from Arizona Coyotes), Dawson Mercer
19th) New York Rangers (from Calgary Flames), Braden Schneider
20th) New Jersey Devils (from Vancouver Canucks), Shakir Mukhamadullin
21st) Columbus Blue Jackets, Yegor Chinakov
22nd) Washington Capitals (from Carolina Hurricanes via New York Rangers and Calgary Flames), Hendrix Lapierre
23rd) Philadelphia Flyers, Tyson Foerster
24th) Calgary Flames (from Washington Capitals), Connor Zary
25th) Colorado Avalanche, Justin Barron
26th) St. Louis Blues, Jake Neighbours
27th) Anaheim Ducks (from Boston Bruins), Jacob Perreault
28th) Ottawa Senators (from New York Islanders), Ridly Greig
29th) Vegas Golden Knights, Brendan Brisson
30th) Dallas Stars, Mavrik Bourque
31st) San Jose Sharks (from Lightning), Ozzy Wiesblatt

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