July 17 2024 – Frank Corrado

After the Canucks’ signing of Arturs Silovs yesterday, Matt and Blake take a look at the Canucks goaltending situation and how it stacks up league-wide. They go over Jake DeBrusk’s comments on a recent podcast, and how his prior trade demands in Boston may be interpreted here. Then they take a quick glance at a recent draft prospect rankings list, and where Tom Willander may eventually be headed as a pro. Also, a preview of the Whitecaps match and a possible new signing??


TSN’s Frank Corrado stops by to discuss DeBrusk’s comments, the Canucks' goaltending division of labour, and if might be it be the best tandem in the league? Plus the best linemate for Pettersson-DeBrusk and a tidbit on Canucks prospect Anthony Romani.


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Hurricanes, Drury settle on 2-year contract

The Carolina Hurricanes and restricted free agent forward Jack Drury avoided arbitration by agreeing to a two-year contract with a $1.725-million average annual value, the team announced Wednesday.

Drury was one of 14 NHL players to file for arbitration earlier this offseason, alongside teammate Martin Necas.

Seth Jarvis is another prominent RFA on Carolina's books this summer, but he isn't arbitration-eligible. The Hurricanes have approximately $13 million in cap space to work with, according to Puckpedia.

Drury was a second-round pick in 2018. He set career highs in games (74), goals (eight), and points (27) this past season.

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