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What's going on, man?

I'm doing well, aside from the fact that my brain is just hard at work trying to process everything that that's happened around the National Hockey League.

It's been an absolutely wild day so

nothing uh nothing short of pure excitement so at least we have stuff to talk about we do well we're

going to focus on the on the canucks coyotes trade here because obviously you cover the Vancouver

canucks but also i think, you know,

the Seth Jones transaction was obviously very interesting in terms of the commitment the Blackhawks

made with the contract and everything. And the rest of line in trade was crazy in terms of

the return, the Sabres were able to get for him. But I think just, you know, in terms of bang for

your buck with moving parts and stuff to consider and layers to it, I think this trade was a fascinating one.

And I guess this is a good starting point for us here because it's pretty clear that the Canucks are better on paper.

I'd figure to be on the ice heading into next season after this trade than they were before it,

adding these two pieces in Oliver Ekman-Larsson and Connor Garland and essentially subtracting

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