Because after all, that’s one of the Vancouver Canucks’ more prevalent issues this offseason: how do they capitalize on the final two years they have of Daniel Sedin and Henrik Sedin — that is, before they would have to be re-signed or (Gretzky forbid) they retire?
Hand in hand with that issue is the lack of scoring depth the Canucks currently possess past the top line. Even if the youngsters make huge strides in their development as future producers and even if everybody stays healthy, that won’t do much to move the Canucks out of the league’s scoring cellar.