Look, I know everybody's sick about hearing about Jacob Chichran.

Trust me.

All of us in the media at a certain level are sick of talking about Jacob Checkrin, but this story

continues.

It's been a story for the past 18 months and continues to be a story today, and will continue to be a story leading up until

trade deadline if he is either dealt or remains and wouldn't that be a nightmare

with the Arizona coyotes that's probably the worst case situation right now for

everybody involved. The Jacob Chicken doesn't get traded. We all know that Bill Armstrong,

general manager, the Arizona Coyotes, has a price for Jacob Chickren right now and has had

one and I don't think that he's wavered either.

I think it's the equivalent of what the San Jose Sharks Minnesota Wild Brent Burns deal was once upon a time, or essentially the equivalent

of three first round draft picks, either the picks themselves or the player slash prospects.

That is what he is looking for so far in 18 months. The market says

that's not the market for Jacob Chicklin. Worst case scenario for the player is he

doesn't get dealt. I would even argue worst case situation for the Arizona coyotes

considering how much it says dragged on is he does not get dealt.

Does that mean that Bill Armstrong just takes the best possible deal he can get come March 3rd?

I don't think so.

But a couple of interesting comments here.

So Craig Morgan, our friend from Phoenix Sports, had a conversation before the Calgary Flames Arizona

coyotes game yesterday we'll get into that game in a couple of seconds that was a

huge win for the Calgary Flames three three going into the third normally expect the Calgary Flames to fold not so fast

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