Hockey talk, thoughts, and opinions.

This trade makes me mad in a Canucks-fan point-of-view, but it had to be done. The rumoured return right now is Zeev Buium, Liam Ohgren, Marco Rossi, and 1st 2026. I think Vancouver should've asked for more honestly, as there could've been a lot more offered. But in a Canucks stand-point, it really sucks and Evander Kane knows how to bring a team down to the Mariana's Trench! But, I think Rossi might change his game in Vancouver and be the player he promised everyone to be. Buium is a top-tier prospect with an incredible junior resume. As for Liam Ohgren, has struggled with the Wild but I think he needs a better opportunity with the player he had the potential to become. And that first, good for when they rebuild. The Aqualini's better understand they need to rebuild at this point! As for Minnesota, they did the deal because they're in contention now with Wallstedt having a phenomenal start to his young and long career setting records nobody thought could be broken....

 The NHL have added and removed rules from the NHL. It had been happening over a long period of time, but it's still an ongoing process that hockey has provided to seek ways to improve the best sport on earth. But here are ten I'd love to see. One thing I miss is the 1-8 rather than seeing two 1-3's and two wild card spots. 1. Have short-handed goals end the man-advantage: - I like this idea a lot because it means there will be a lot more competition on the ice making the game a lot more entertaining. It'll motivate the team on the penalty kill play with more energy to make sure there's a huge reward for getting a short-handed goal.  2. A goaltending line-like crease that's extended to where no opposing players shall enter: - Now I think a little line around the goaltending that's two inches offset from the crease should be added. The purpose for this is to be sure if any away player puts a skate on that line it is deemed goaltender interference. I like this...