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Stick in Link: Replacing Bieksa; Linden talks 3-on-3 OT

It’s time for “Stick in Link”, the feature where we just plug in a bunch of stuff written by others! Featuring a smattering of links from around the Smylosphere and beyond every Tuesday and Thursday.
Stick in Link
Stick in Link

It’s time for “Stick in Link”, the feature where we just plug in a bunch of stuff written by others! Featuring a smattering of links from around the Smylosphere and beyond every Tuesday and Thursday. Warning: our links are so hyper, they change colour when exposed to heat. (Have something for us to share in the next edition? E-mail us at passittobulis@gmail.com or tweet us @passittobulis. Or tell us some other way. The point is: we'll probably link it if we know about it.)


 

• Trevor Linden talks about 3-on-3 overtime, which is going to be awesome: “I think you’re going to see some set plays, because you can’t actually possess the puck, but it will be exciting. [...] With the Sedins, they have such a great ability to give-and-go the puck and the way they create time and space for each other won’t change much.” Aw yeah. You had me at 3-on-3 set plays from the Sedins. [The Province]

• Kevin Bieksa's departure means an opportunity for other guys to step up. And start blocking every single one of their fans on Twitter, I imagine. [The Canadian Press]

• Iain MacIntyre talks with former Canuck Scott Walker, who's back in the organization in a development role. [Vancouver Sun]

• A closer look at Sven Baertschi, who recently said he'd like his name pronounced Bear-Gee. Seriously, with all the consonants in his name to choose from, he goes off the board and picks G. Who is this guy? [Vancity Buzz]

• Here's the local perspective on Monday's Kraft Hockeyville festivities. [Times Colonist]

• Why I love the NHL preseason. Not me. The guy who wrote this. [OneCanuck]

• "Like many people with autism, he rarely makes eye contact and his voice is a bit gruff. But Christian – scion of the Aquilini family, owners of the Vancouver Canucks – has found other ways to connect, with his easy smile and knack for cracking jokes." [The Globe & Mail]

• If you're not reading Grainne Downey's Babych Please, you should be. In this edition, Jannik Hansen brings his own chair to the bench. That Hansen, always playing by his own rules. [Canucks Army]

• Is Linden Vey the Canucks' X-factor this season? [The Canuck Way]

• Finally, here's Ronalds Kenins and Matt Bartkowski mic'd up during a scrimmage.