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Summer hockey, gotta love it.
While the Canucks first meaningful hockey game didn’t go as planned, it’s great to see hockey back regardless.
Here are some of The Quickie podcasts from the last few days, including today’s Quickie on suggested line-up changes for the Canucks.
The Most Confusing Team of the NHL Playoffs
I dig your analysis on the Flyers. Pretty objective. Good podcast.
— Mikey D, O&BP ☠️ (@MikeyD_OandBP) July 28, 2020
For me, the Philadelphia Flyers are the most confusing team of the 24 competing for the Cup. I could see them reaching the Cup Final, or I could see them being bounced in Round One of the playoffs.
Check out my analysis on the Flyers, and let us know which team confuses you the most.
Roussel’s Energy & #EmbraceTheFake
We all need some of that Antoine Roussel energy.
— Trevor Beggs (@TrevBeggs) July 29, 2020
Embrace hockey with tarps instead of fans in the stands. More importantly, exhale all of your Canucks negativity and #EmbraceTheFake.
Don't know what the F I'm talking about? Listen to The Quickie: https://t.co/gkeG3a6MR4 https://t.co/FjkJxJ3qO9
We’ve been saying for months here on the Nucks Misconduct Network.
Embrace.
The.
Fake.
Canucks Lost, And They Should Be Feeling Great
The Canucks lost last night, and they should be feeling great.
— Trevor Beggs (@TrevBeggs) July 30, 2020
Here are my takeaways on The Quickie, after the #Canucks and #mnwild both hit the ice yesterday: https://t.co/K1g7StCdoy pic.twitter.com/cka6iCmlWB
Sometimes, it’s okay to feel good after a loss.
The Canucks had reasons to be optimistic after their loss to Winnipeg. Last night though, that was a different story...
3 Line-Up Changes the Canucks Should Consider
You have to believe that Travis Green is going to make some changes prior to
Travis Green on whether he'll make a lineup change for Game 2: "We are considering everything." #Canucks
— Brendan Batchelor (@BatchHockey) August 3, 2020
I talk about three line-up changes I would make for Game Two, featuring Tyler Myers, Brock Boeser and of course, Jake Virtanen.
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