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One thing I really, really, really don't like to do in sports commentary is revisit old stuff.

Been there, done that, debated it, disgusted, over with.

But Jim Rutherford was hired in Vancouver to be the Canucks team president,

and he met with the British Columbia media yesterday and had some stuff to say. And oh, my goodness,

what a reaction that sparked here. Good morning to you. Good Tuesday morning. I'm Dan Kovachievich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports, and this is Daily Shot of Penguins. Comes your way bright and early every weekday. If you're into football and or baseball, I also offer up daily shots of Steelers and Pir pirates, right where you found this.

Rutherford has won three Stanley Cups in his Hall of Fame career.

That is exactly one, two, three more than anyone's one in Vancouver, ever.

And his appointment to the position that he'll now be working, which sounds a lot like the way

he was hired here in Pittsburgh is that he'll be the president

of hockey operations he's responsible for finding a GM, finding someone to, you know, succeed

him, kind of the way it was supposed to happen here when he was flanked by Jason Botrell

and Billy Guerin and Tom Fitzgerald, and none of the

three obviously succeeded him. And none of the three ever was going to. So we'll see how that part

plays out. I don't care about the Canucks. I definitely don't care about Vancouver. However, at the press conference,

Jim was asked a question about one part of his tenure in Pittsburgh,

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