Patrik Allvin’s responses to Scott Oake’s questions Saturday night on After Hours about a rebuild should surprise no one.
The Canucks may not be continuing from where they were just 18 months ago, before the J.T. Miller / Elias Pettersson collapse of relations, and instead may be pivoting to a younger team with hope that a reset of the roster will pay quick dividends. But there’s just not going to be a rebuild with Allvin in charge.
And how else was he going to answer? The moment he starts talking about rebuild with ownership, he’s out the door. His original plan, built in tandem with president Jim Rutherford, was to push toward Stanley Cup contention. And in 2024, it did look like they were going in the right direction. Allvin doesn’t have that lineup anymore, but that’s not really

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