'Everybody's not like Edmonton': Rutherford on Canucks' expectations
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In a recent discussion, Jim Rutherford, president of the Vancouver Canucks, shared insights into the team's expectations for the upcoming season. He emphasized the importance of building a competitive team that aligns with the franchise’s vision. With the Canucks aiming to improve upon their previous standings, Rutherford acknowledged the challenges they face within a highly competitive Western Conference.
Rutherford expressed his confidence in players like Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes, highlighting their potential to elevate the team's performance. He noted the need for consistency and a strong work ethic among the players to achieve the desired results. The expectations set for the Canucks are high, as they work to establish themselves as playoff contenders.
As the team approaches the season, Rutherford's leadership will play a crucial role in navigating potential obstacles. He is optimistic about the Canucks' direction and the blend of experienced players and young talent. With fans hopeful for success, the pressure is on for the Canucks to deliver this year, and they must rise to meet the challenge head-on.
Rutherford expressed his confidence in players like Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes, highlighting their potential to elevate the team's performance. He noted the need for consistency and a strong work ethic among the players to achieve the desired results. The expectations set for the Canucks are high, as they work to establish themselves as playoff contenders.
As the team approaches the season, Rutherford's leadership will play a crucial role in navigating potential obstacles. He is optimistic about the Canucks' direction and the blend of experienced players and young talent. With fans hopeful for success, the pressure is on for the Canucks to deliver this year, and they must rise to meet the challenge head-on.