Dante Fabbro Clamed Off Waivers & The Vancouver Canucks Missed a Golden Opportunity to Upgrade Their Blue Line
The Vancouver Canucks have missed a major opportunity to upgrade their defense as Dante Fabbro has been claimed off waivers by the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Fabbro, who has been victim of being healthy scratched by the Predators, seemed like like his days could be numbered in Nashville. The 26-year-old right handed d-man has spent his entire 7-year NHL career with the Preds, where they clearly had high hopes, selecting him 17th overall back in 2016.
Unfortunately for him, Nashville decided to place him on waivers yesterday, and it was unlikely that he would clear, as today it was announced that the Columbus Blue Jackets had claimed him.
Vancouver Canucks Missed a Golden Opportunity to Upgrade Their Defense
Vancouver Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin had recently come out to announce the team is actively looking to upgrade their defensive group, and of course the speculation started to go rampant.
One name that has been constantly mentioned was that of Dante Fabbro. It is no question that Vancouver needs to fix the right side of the blue line, and with Fabbro still having tremendous upside, and advanced analytics to back it up, it was believed that with him on waivers, it was a golden opportunity for the team to snatch him up.
Unfortunately, whether it was slow acting by Allvin or the quick finger of the Blue Jackets, the Canucks lost out on what could have been a huge move to upgrade their defense.
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NOVEMBRE 10 | 234 ANSWERS Dante Fabbro Clamed Off Waivers & The Vancouver Canucks Missed a Golden Opportunity to Upgrade Their Blue Line Do you think Dante Fabbro would have been a good acquisition for the Vancouver Canucks? | ||
| Yes | 150 | 64.1 % |
| No | 84 | 35.9 % |
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