Canucks' Buium: Not misled by Wild before trade
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In a recent interview, Vancouver Canucks prospect Zeev Buium expressed feeling misled by the Minnesota Wild prior to his trade to the Canucks. Buium, who was drafted in 2021, stated that he had high hopes of staying with the Wild but felt a lack of communication from management regarding his role in the organization.
Buium's move to the Canucks has ignited excitement among fans and the team's management, who see potential in the young defenseman. He is known for his strong skating ability and impressive defensive skills, traits that could enhance Vancouver's blue line as they aim for a successful season.
While reflecting on his transition, Buium emphasized his commitment to proving himself in the NHL and contributing positively to the Canucks' lineup. The 20-year-old is focused on adapting to the Canucks’ play style and making a name for himself in the competitive league.
As the season progresses, all eyes will be on Buium to see if he can rise to the occasion and fulfill the promise that led to his selection in the draft. His journey is just beginning, and the Vancouver hockey community is eager to support him.
Buium's move to the Canucks has ignited excitement among fans and the team's management, who see potential in the young defenseman. He is known for his strong skating ability and impressive defensive skills, traits that could enhance Vancouver's blue line as they aim for a successful season.
While reflecting on his transition, Buium emphasized his commitment to proving himself in the NHL and contributing positively to the Canucks' lineup. The 20-year-old is focused on adapting to the Canucks’ play style and making a name for himself in the competitive league.
As the season progresses, all eyes will be on Buium to see if he can rise to the occasion and fulfill the promise that led to his selection in the draft. His journey is just beginning, and the Vancouver hockey community is eager to support him.