About two weeks ago, we examined which NHL teams might be interested in trading for Arturs Silovs. Today, we’re answering another part of the equation. What could the Canucks get in return in a trade involving Arturs Silovs? Why we’re talking about this First, the why. A few times now, Canucks GM Patrik Allvin has alluded to the idea of trading Silovs, as has Canucks president Jim Rutherford. It’s been a lot of “we’ll see what happens” when they’ve been asked about Silovs. “Arty is a young and extremely good goalie,” Allvin said in a recent interview. “He was just the MVP in the American League playoffs, outstanding. He’s played at the highest stage for Latvia and will be on their Olympic roster. We’ll see over the next couple of weeks if we carry the goalies to camp or if a decision is made prior to it.” And here’s an interesting quote from Rutherford from a recent Sportsnet 590 interview as well: “We have some very, very good young goalies coming. Right now in our development camp, we’ve got Young and we’
