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Former Vancouver Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin once tried to spin the return in the Bo Horvat deal as essentially three first-round picks in exchange for the club’s former captain. Allvin’s premise was that the Canucks received one actual first-round…

The Vancouver Canucks have placed 23-year-old center Aatu Räty on waivers, leaving his immediate future with the franchise uncertain. Räty appeared in four of Vancouver's first eight games this season, recording one empty-net goal while averaging 10:10 of ice time under first-year head coach Manny Malhotra. If he goes unclaimed on waivers by Thursday, the team is expected to assign him to the AHL's Abbotsford Canucks.
Writer Jeff Paterson argues that the waiver move marks the culmination of multiple underwhelming seasons following Räty's acquisition in the Bo Horvat trade. While acknowledging Räty's elite faceoff skills, Paterson asserts that his limited skating and minimal offensive production, totaling 29 points in 118 NHL games, have prevented him from securing a permanent NHL roster spot.
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