It’s been a while considering that we last spoken with Phil Kessel.
Well, today I’m the bearer of news about the NHL’s iron male.
The guy who believed he was going to Switzerland will get another opportunity to shine.
The veteran still does not have an agreement, however we can anticipate that to take place quickly.
Vancouver Canucks General Manager Patrik Allvin has actually validated that Kessel has actually gotten here in Vancouver and will be training with the Canucks training club.
Canucks General Manager Patrik Allvin on Phil Kessel:
“Phil has actually made his method to Vancouver and will be exercising in Abbotsford today.”
— Vancouver Canucks (@Canucks) February 14, 2024
Kessel, who hasn’t played a video game considering that the April 2023 playoffs with the Vegas Golden Knights, still has an opportunity to enhance the record for many successive video games.
The Ironman streak as it’s understood, does not count playoff and preseason video games, and because Kessel hasn’t missed out on any video games due to injury, his streak is still active at 1,064 video games.
Kessel is presently 8 points far from the 1,000 profession plateau.
The Vancouver Canucks are presently in top place in the NHL with a record of 35-12-6 (before tonight’s video games).
If Kessel’s physical fitness and level of play deserve it, Allvin might utilize the veteran’s services to include depth to his group.
If not, he can absolutely assist the Abbotsford Canucks.
By the way, Kessel pointed out that he does not appreciate his series. All he wishes to do is play.
In gusto
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