You could presume the Vancouver Canucks are beginning to come out of
their slumber at long last if you were an optimist.
If a pessimist, you would assume they moved far enough down the NHL food
chain so as to find a team weak enough on the road for them to scrape out a
victory on a game winner from Samuel Pahlsson, which is pretty much the definition
of offensive manna from heaven. It comes around about as often as a Leafs'
playoff game. More…
Shacks’ Take: This is last piece of evidence we needed to
conclude Gallagher can find some negative in every positive. I could find a quicker route to work and a
plane could crash on me, I could get a promotion, then a plane could fall
on me. I could take a trip to Hawaii and
a plane could crash on the beach in front of me and block my sun. There’s always a ying to every yang and a
positive to every negative. Columnists
are paid to sell papers and writing columns that provoke your emotions do
exactly that.
As mentioned, I like to take a long view on things and it’s about the
Canucks playing their best when the playoffs start. I’ll let the local papers tell you about all
the things that could go wrong and I’ll stick to critiquing them and writing
about my observations.
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