Should Canuck GM Dave Nonis keep his job?
CC: Yes, assuming he is prepared to make some hard decisions on reshaping the character of the roster. Another summer like last year’s, another trade deadline like this one, and there’ll be no saving him. BZ: He gets one more year to try to fix things. If we’re still talking about this team’s scoring woes at this time next year, he’s gone. EP: His career is on life support, but he deserves one more season to straighten things out. If the Canucks regress again next year, he’ll walk the plank. IM: The last GM run off won a Stanley Cup in Anaheim. Maybe we should give this guy a chance. Nonis has had two seasons with his coach and players; they’ve averaged 97 points and went as far in 2007 as any Canuck team in 13 years. 18. What should be the Canucks’ No. 1 priority in the off-season? CC: Roberto Luongo to Montreal for Carey Price, Tomas Plekanec and a draft pick. BZ: Adding some offence. Trade Kevin Bieksa or Alex Edler to the LA Kings — a team desperate for help on its back end — for o
