Can the Columbus Blue Jackets become a desirable destination for NHL players? 🤔
Greg Wyshynski discusses Columbus’ struggles to attract top talent and why sustained success is key to turning the franchise around.
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Werenski doesn't want out what are you talking about
Winnipeg made conference finals and has won the president’s trophy…. Just because a team is good doesn’t mean people will want to join… unfortunately
Columbus is still better than any of the Canadian Franchises not named Montreal or Edmonton.
Cayden Lindstrom, what a disaster pick that was.
It feels like the problem in Columbus is what’s going on in the dressing room and organization as a whole as much as it is the talent showed on the ice. I think they’re finding out who wants to be part of the solution and who wants out and who’s part of the problem. It’s just a matter of working those guys out of the equation and bringing in good dressing room guys who make coming to work fun and guys who are hungry with something to prove and are ready to work for it regardless of skill.
Johnny Gaudreau wanted to play there.
They can attract talent.
They are a cursed franchise. Right from the get-go. Except for hockey arena's safety netting manufacturers, of course. Business boomed for that industry after a 13 year old girl, lost her young life watching her new hockey heroes for the first time. Not to mention the death of their 24 year old goaltender Matiss Kivlenieks killed by 4th of July fireworks. And there's the death of Johnny Hockey after he came to Columbus to be the solution. Instead, because of this continued curse, young John sadly added to their freaky deaths list. There are also the managerial messes, seemingly every single season since inception. And you wonder why no one wants to sign there. It seems pretty obvious, guys … 🐈⬛🐈⬛🐈⬛