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Here's why the Canucks aren't buying out Eriksson's regrettable contract

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What else is there to say? other than the writer of this article seems to believe in the fallacy this Canucks team will be better than last season. Perhaps, but it's unlikely. They sacrificed defence for offence. They can score more, but they'll give up more goals.

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