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The Vancouver Canucks and Trevor Linden announced Wednesday night that they had agreed "amicably" to separate, but no specific reason has been given.
After the news, Elliott Friedman joined Sportsnet 650 to discuss the front office reshuffle and after a few calls, he suggested that Linden and the property could not have a look at the direction of the current reconstruction of the office. team
. Friedman went on to explain that an NHL general manager had told him that in Dallas, during the June draft, Linden had approached several teams that had undergone reconstructions and inquired about their processes. respectively.
"I think it was his plan. I think that he wanted to continue in the same direction and I think that there was a recent meeting where I'm not sure that the vision was shared, and I think that at that moment there, it was recognized that it was time to take a break. Friedman said. "I think Linden had a plan that he saw when he asked other teams how they had done their rebuilding and he presented this and I do not think it was there." felt that the organization wanted to do it in the same way. "
Canucks owner Francesco Aquilini posted a tweet of 12 tweets on Wednesday night, thanking Linden for all he's done for the Canucks over the years and talked about the future of l & # 39; team.
One of the tweets said, "A reconstruction is a long, slow, and progressive process, everyone must be united behind the same vision and go in the same direction."
Friedman mentioned that this particular tweet has raised a few eyebrows in the league.
"When this tweet came out – and I know a few people in the league have seen it – they said it's there that you should watch, so I think it's what we all seek, "said Friedman. 19659009] Sportsnet tonight
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