SHOCKING Trade Incoming...Reports Reveal HUGE Update

Shocking Canucks trade reports keep piling up around a certain superstar with Darren Dreger and other insiders reporting a massive trade incoming ahead of the March 7th deadline, which will be the deciding factor between the playoffs or the golf course this summer for the Canucks. We're going to be breaking down all that in this episode of Canucks Digest, so first make sure to hit that subscribe button and click the bell icon so you don't miss any and all updates surrounding the Canucks as we get closer and closer to this year's trade deadline. With that, let's hop into the first topic of the day, which is trade block for Brock. so Darren Dreger came out earlier today with a tweet that said that Canucks can continue to consider all options with Brock Besser Vancouver did make an extension offer in the first half of the season but it's not believed to be on the table any longer obviously trade possibilities are being explored now just a few days ago we did cover how the Canucks did go to Brock Besser with an option with uh eight eight million a year which is what he was wanting per year however the length of the term was not up to snuff and this is also being backed up by Rick Dalwell saying that he's not hearing the Canucks and Brock Boeser are close on a new deal could go three ways this week sign trade or keep him now this was a very big topic of discussion ahead of the game on Saturday against the Seattle Kraken which unfortunately did not go the way we wanted it to nobody really showed up in that game as far as superstars were concerned and the ones that had the most noise going around them this game that would be around Elias Pettersson and Brock Boeser now all the Elias Pettersson drama that's something for another video that's going to be coming your guys's way very soon with the trade deadline looming as far as Brock Boeser is concerned that was the major topic conversation was that the Canucks can either go into a one-year playoff rental with him to try and keep him for a playoff push even if they know they're going to lose him in free agency on July 1st or you try and extend him before the trade deadline or but as much as you can during that time until July 1st really because then if you do keep him around past the trade deadline you have that time to negotiate with them find the right deal that can be left on that can be put on the table where Brock isn't left to go to another team on July 1st now the other option is if the Canucks know that they can't make a deal happen with Brock they know that they're not going to be able to make one happen by July 1st and they don't want to have to pigeonhole themselves with a playoff rental because they are not interested in rentals they are interested in having guys that they can worry about and have for the future not have to worry about contract expiring all at the same time or just constantly having a one-year rental looming over their heads so very big decision to make for the Canucks and then you have Cam Robinson as well coming out saying I do believe the Canucks are actively talking trade on Brock Besser with a number of teams but from my understanding they haven't decided against keeping him for the playoffs still have a chance they meet one last extension as well this one seems too tough to guess at this point so yeah it is a big guessing game right now for the Canucks there's a lot that is going to be uh that is to be considered as far as options like Rick Dolleywall was saying where they have three options to look at here now those three options they're very tough ones because no one knows what the future is going to hold you could extend Besser and have him for a playoff run and then it not work out but then you also have him at least there in Vancouver for a few more seasons so you have that insured but you're still going to be paying him a lot of money as he gets older and as the cap situation gets a bit more difficult for Vancouver but thankfully the cap is going up next year so we have that on our side however if you do decide to keep him for that playoff rental and you don't go on a playoff run that's where things are going to get disastrous for the Canucks and that's where it becomes a difference of playoff run or the golf course this summer like I was saying because looking at the standings right now Vancouver tied for that final wildcard spot with Calgary Colorado is very much in command of that first wildcard spot and then it's also a matter of Vancouver like yes we are in a playoff race right now St. Louis and Utah they're right on our butts right now they're only one and two points behind us in St. Louis they are hot right now they are just on a heater they are seeming like a force right now that is getting hot at the right time and carrying a lot of momentum so that's going to be one team to watch that's going to be on our butts very for very much of this the rest of this season then you also have Calgary where they're also near us in the division or near us in rankings as well where we want to jump up there try and just leapfrog them but even the head-to-head matchups that we have against them they haven't been as strong of showings as we want them to be and we struggled against them this season we're struggling against a lot of teams this season one team that we have definitely struggled against this season as well is the team that if Vancouver somehow squeaks into this playoffs not as a wild card actually if they don't squeak in as a wild card team that's fantastic news but if they do squeak in as a wildcard team who do we play the first round all likelihood probably the Winnipeg Jets they win the Presidents' Trophy we have that on our side at least for some playoff hope but if they don't we're probably looking at a five game uh series if we're lucky so it does prevent some it does cause some revenue for Vancouver in the playoffs that's amazing that the team will make some money that way but if this is all leading us towards a first round exit against the Winnipeg Jets i know everyone's going to get on me about being doom and gloom and how we're just writing off the season already there is time for us to maybe make a push within the division where we don't have to get a wild card spot and we can kind of go on a bit of a heater i know this seems like a far cry right now with the way things are with Vancouver how inconsistent we've been how lacking our offense has been the lack of superstar strength that we've had and just productivity that isn't Quinn Hughes so i know there's a lot of question marks and a lot of things that are very alarming with Vancouver where is it very likely we jump into third place in the Pacific Division probably not but it still could happen it goes to show that Vancouver when they go on a run like last year and at certain points this year if we can go on a four-game heater we've seen how drastically that playoff picture can change so if we can go on a nice six-game heater where even if we're winning six out of ten or eight out of twelve here and there that's the really good for the Vancouver Canucks because I think that can go to show hey we can get consistent we can go on a bit of runs here and there maybe not rattling off 10 straight wins like some other teams like Winnipeg was able to do earlier this year but at least going off on run runs consistent enough where we can have a two to one win ratio or three to three to one win ratio we can make a decent push where we're not having to face the Winnipeg Jets in the first round because as far as Brock Boeser's concerned if it's all leading up to playing Winnipeg in the first round you've had him as a playoff rental for ultimately no reason I'm sorry to say it but this is coming from somebody who is a massive Brock Boeser fan and has been on the side of yes keep him at any cost possible no matter what it does to the team i've said on record that i don't as an emotional Canucks fan and thinking emotionally i don't care if it pigeonholes us if we can keep Brock in Vancouver with an extension however where like Mark was saying on that one episode how he brought up as the good devil's advocate point we're saying that if they do extend Brock that's going to put them in a very big financial hole and as far as his age his health concerns and things that you could get for him as far as value while you can without letting him walk for nothing because that's the biggest kicker with all of this if this is all leading towards playing the Jets in the first round a first round exit we lose Brock Boeser for nothing and we or if we do are able to extend him great but if it's leading towards that it's not likely that they're going to be able to extend him especially if we're starting to rethink some things as far as superstars are you know there might be a certain buyout at some point in the next few seasons or so we're going to cover that in a later video but as far as Brock Boeser is concerned if you don't make a deal happen and a deal hasn't been made happening in a while goes to show it's been very dormant and Vancouver could be looking to move on from Brock so they could at least get something for him but what do you guys think down in the comments below do you guys think that it's going to be one which of the three options do you guys think it's going to be do you guys think that we're going to somehow get a deal done with Brock before March 7th before we could potentially just lose him on the open market do you guys think that we are going uh lose him on the open market potentially in July or just move on from him at the trade deadline do you guys think that we're going to keep him as just a one-year playoff rental and let him lock or do you think that we are going to get an extension done let us know what you guys have to say down in the comments it's been a very interesting couple of days looking at the comments because of how the Canucks have been playing recently and with the trade deadline heating up we're going to have so many videos coming your guys way as March 7th gets closer and closer every day we might have another video coming at you guys later tonight even but stay on the lookout for that hit that bell icon so you don't miss any of the new episodes when they drop because this trade deadline is going to be very busy for the Vancouver Canucks not just us saying that Patrick Allvin's come out and said that Jim Rutherford's come out and said that Eli Friedman's come out and said that the Canucks are going to be very busy before and on March 7th so stay tuned for all the updates as we bring them your guys's way but as always thank you guys very much for watching leave a like comment subscribe and again hit that bell icon so you don't miss the new updates when they drop but with that i've been your host Griffin take care