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Would Luongo ever get another start for the Nucks ? And not just talking about the playoffs...
 
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He's already gone IMO
 
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Agree with wiggins 
 
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he is done imo and gonna be traded in summer, here is an article in the vancouver sun just right now. really interesting article

 
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only team i see willing to take on his contract would be my leafs and i don't think burke is that dumb, with that said i think he stays in vancity and schnieder is resigned with luongo playing backup the rest of his career until he agrees to a trade and the nucks can find a trading partner as that contract is just horrid.
 
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Luongo will be a Toronto Maple Leaf by the end of the summer. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by kksharma:

he is done imo and gonna be traded in summer, here is an article in the vancouver sun just right now. really interesting article



any articles on what teams would want him, besides the leafs. not many teams can afford that contract and need a goaltender. swap brzy and luongo
 
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Look, Luongo wasn't the reason Vancouver lost the first 2 games. Let's cut him some slack on that. If Schneider can pull off 4 straight wins, then I think he becomes the # 1 all the way through the playoffs. Unless he some how faulters along the way, but that seems unlikely. Cory could potentially become a star if things align his way this series.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by wiggins:

He's already gone IMO

And mine...FACT. TO or Tampa
 
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Regardless of how this series goes Lu is gone.  They have no faith in him at all. 
 
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let's see what the new cba says. Cap might rise yet again making more options for tradings partners.

I still go back to the Hawks series last year when they went to Schneider. I thought it was over after that.

It was the same scenario this year in GAME 3, except 1 big difference; Nucks came back to Schneider in what is obviously the most important game of the season.
 
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tampa bay is where i think luu would go, his wife and kids live in florida.
 
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Yes Lou would be better off in TB, less media bullshit to deal with, who would want to go to TO and be part of Burkes circus. I've heard whoever takes on Lou is on the hook for 27 million before the out clauses kick in.

 
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 he's already on his horse running far, far , far away from Canadian teams.....poor bastard lol
 
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tampa makes sense, not sure if he has a no trade, or specific teams he will play for or whatever. why go from one media circus to the biggest media circus in the NHL by far. 

canadian teams for this reason among others are doomed, year after year. it would be great for the panthers or coyotes to win in bettman's eyes. after all it is his experiment. and no one wants their experiment to fall flat on it's face right?

the fact that he had to move atlanta to winnipeg, probably crushed em, now he has to deal with phoenix, dallas, tampa, columbus, carolina. the "buttman expansion" is a failed experiment and fuckin near everyone knows/admits it but this idiot.

20, 24 teams in the NHL is enough i figure.
 
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IHIOUSE gl my brother I think he is all done if vancouver does come back and win the series he is gone for sure 100 percent
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Not gonna happen. Quick is too good
 
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Quote Originally Posted by kksharma:

he is done imo and gonna be traded in summer, here is an article in the vancouver sun just right now. really interesting article

good article

 
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hookemhorns22 most of the time I don't read any article but this was a good one my brother nice job, there is 1 thing who is going to want him now and pay that 64 million
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sorry it was kksharma article very nice job my brother
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