Mark Parrish Invited To Canucks' Camp / Return of Theo / Mathieu Schneider Interview
by Sean Zandberg on Sep 11, 2009 4:44 PM PDT
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PrintThat according to TSN. Parrish, Petrovicky, Scatchard. Yawn. Parrish is having a hard time finding a home these days. Getting some deja-vu on the Parrish and Canucks story? Well last August the Canucks were interested in signing the streaky one if the Sundin plan failed, according to TSN. More on that old story (and Parrish's streakiness) here. Those that believe in Mark shall Parrish and have eternal strife. On a positive note, Parrish was part of the deal that sent Roberto Luongo to Florida back in 2000. Luongo and Olli Jokinen for Parrish and Oleg Kvasha. Beauty. So we should welcome him with open arms here in Vancouver. He was an indirect part of our history.
In more intriguing news, our hated enemiy, the Calgary Flames have invited recently re-instated Theo Fleury to their camp.
I know Theo has had problems in the past, but HE would have been fun to watch at a Canucks camp. Gutsy little guy. Let's see how he fares in Calgary.
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Check outthis interview with Mathieu Schneider, as he talks about his potential role with the Canucks, his injury, his time with Atlanta and Montreal last season, etc. Seems like a great guy who is going to bring a lot to this team on and off the ice.
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nice spelling of enemy….
why are there so many players trying to get back into the NHL?
GO CANUCKS GO!
Mike Danton wants back in, too. Sounds good, except for that whole convicted felon, report to your parole officer thing.
I've seen enough to know that I've seen too much.
Bah, the parole officer can report to Mike Gillis. He’s the law around these parts :)
by Sean Zandberg on Sep 11, 2009 8:38 PM PDT up reply actions
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