The Canucks say they want to be a playoff team in 2023\u002D24. Fans want to know how they become a contender in the seasons beyond.
The fact that their combined seasons weren’t enough to get the Canucks into the playoffs gives pause.
Pettersson is likely to be great for years to come, but history shows that the most productive season for a player comes in their early 20s. Pettersson is now 24. He’ll be 25 when his next contract starts.Longtime Canucks Twitter cynic Petbugs13 wants to know what management’s plan is to build the critical mass of talent required to push through the mushy middle of mediocrity.Article content
There’s a lot of work to be done to the roster, no doubt. Much was turned over this season, which was good. And there seems to be a coherent thrust to the roster building. that are on next season’s cap, which essentially eats up the small amount the cap is expected to go up.”Article content
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