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Le torchon brûle entre la Cour des Comptes et le Conseil d'Etat. En cause, l'audit remis, lundi, par l'organe indépendant sur les mandats externes attribués au sein de l'administration cantonale. Avec des incohérences, des irrégularités ou encore un manque de contrôle pointés du doigt. Rapport biaisé, au vocabulaire tendancieux, répond le Conseil d'Etat qui a refusé sept des dix recommandations formulées par la Cour. Le commissaire aux finances, François Baertschi, était invité de Béatrice Rul, à 7h30,sur Radio Lac.C'est votre commission qui a demandé la Cour des Comptes, un audit sur l'attribution des mandats externes, par le Conseil d'Etat. Un rapport sévère, que n'a pas apprécié le Conseil d'Etat. Votre avis sur ce rapport?"Nous sommes ravis de cette étude sans concession de la Cour des Comptes. C'est vrai qu'elle a déplu à certaines personnes, en particulier au Conseil d'État et ça démontre sans doute qu'ils ont fait du bon travail. Je pense que c'est une remise en question qui est tout à fait excellente parce qu'il y a malgré tout des problèmes systémiques dans les attributions de mandats, ce sont des montants conséquents, on doit le faire avec beaucoup plus de précision et j'ose espérer, malgré le coup de colère du Conseil d'État, que le Conseil d'État se ressaisira et reprendra l'affaire en main"La Cour des Comptes explique dans son rapport: qu'il "n'est pas toujours possible de comprendre a posteriori les raisons qui poussent l'Etat à faire recours à un tiers et en quoi la dépense sert à atteindre des objectifs de politiques publiques". Ca veut dire que c'est au petit bonheur la chance?"C'est quelque chose qui date d'ailleurs de plusieurs décennies: il y a un peu une gestion aléatoire de l'État, c'est vrai qu'on fait de manière un peu imprécise, on se dit tiens on a besoin de faire telle tâche, tel travail, allez on va demander à tel prestataire externe de nous le fournir et il y a un manque un peu de précision, c'est un manque de culture politique je pense. On doit véritablement être de plus en plus sérieux dans l'attribution des mandats externes et non pas le faire un peu à la "one again", ce qui se fait malheureusement parfois".Il faut donc des règles plus claires pour éviter, toute dérive. Que va faire le Grand Conseil?"Il y a la commission de contrôle de gestion qui devrait reprendre la question. Il peut y avoir des demandes qui soient faites au Conseil d'État, le Conseil d'État va peut-être faire des propositions. Les responsables de la Cour des comptes qui ont fait l'audit étaient un peu désabusés. Ils disaient: nous nous retrouvons un peu comme un chevalier sans épée.  Ils demandent au Grand Conseil d'intervenir, la balle est dans le camp des députés maintenant. Nous pouvons intervenir et je pense que le signal est très clair"

Tomas Baertschi delivers a message about what MAF (Mission Aviation Fellowship) does around the world as well as his story of how he came to be an engineer for MAF.

Urs Baertschi, CEO of P&C Reinsurance at global reinsurer Swiss Re joined us for this Artemis Live interview just in advance of the 2024 Monte Carlo Reinsurance Rendez-Vous event. Baertschi discusses Swiss Re's priorities for the end of year renewal negotiations, his view of reinsurance market conditions, the need to continue working to close insurance protection gaps, the role of alternative capital and insurance-linked securities (ILS) and much more. Speaking about what he expects to be on the agenda in Monte Carlo at the RVS, Baertschi told us, "Generally speaking, as we look at the environment, at the supply and demand dynamics, demand is up. Clients want to buy more reinsurance to de-risk their peak perils, and we're going to be in an active discussion around that as an industry." Moving on to speak about terms and conditions, Baertschi continued, "When you look at the risk sharing between the insurance industry and the reinsurance industry, there clearly was a lot of movement about a year and a half ago and 24 months ago around this and it has stabilised since then. "Primary insurance has caught up around the reality of what it means to have higher volatility in the frequency space as well." He added, "The risk landscape keeps evolving and so it's really important for our industry, end-to-end, to reflect that evolving risk landscape in the kind of products that we offer, in the rates that are being charged throughout, in the structures, in the wordings, and so these are all going to be discussions that we expect to kick-off in Monte Carlo, and then throughout the rest of the renewal season." Asked about key issues related to price adequacy, attachment points and his expectations for reinsurance capital providers to remain disciplined, Baertschi expects relative stability it seems. "We would expect the current environment, that we've seen so far this year, to maintain throughout the balance of the year as well," he explained. "This new-norm of more than $100 billion of insured losses from natural catastrophes is really here to stay, and that's a market reality. And the vast majority of that is driven by smaller events that should be picked up in the retention of the primary insurers. "So with all of that, the history, the financial results, how the balance between the insurers and reinsurers in the risk-sharing is finding itself in the market, we would expect the environment to remain largely similar to the discipline that we have seen so far this year." Listen to the full episode for more insights from Urs Baertschi, CEO of P&C Reinsurance at Swiss Re.

L'initiative du MCG qui entendait limiter l'embauche de l'emploi de frontaliers à l'Etat a été retoquée par le Conseil d'Etat. Elle serait contraire à l'accord sur la libre circulation des personnes. Faux, pour le MCG, qui va faire recours. Son président, François Baertchi, était invité de Béatrice Rul, à 7h30, sur Radio Lac.L'initiative du MCG, qui souhaite limiter l'embauche de frontaliers, à l'Etat, a été retoquée par le Conseil d'Etat, car serait contraire à l'accord sur la libre circulation. Le MCG n'y avait pas réfléchi?"Nous ne sommes pas du tout d'accord avec l'interprétation du Conseil d'Etat. Il fait une interprétation ultra restrictive de l'accord sur la libre circulation. Cet accord permet d'avoir des restrictions d'embauche, à l'Etat, on peut le faire. Mais c'est quelque chose de nouveau et le Conseil d'Etat n'a pas voulu qu'on entre dans cette nouveauté. Il dépasse son rôle, il aurait dû demander au peuple. Maintenant, ce dossier va aller devant les tribunaux car nous allons faire recours. Il s'agit d'un abus démocratique (...), il y a une arrogance du Consiel d'Etat, dans cette législature. Il se croit tout puissant!".Cette mesure de limitation va prendre du temps:"Cela prendra le temps qu'il faut (...) Presque tous les états prennent en compte la domiciliation. Nous contestons le fait que l'Etat de Genève ne puisse pas faire ce qz'il veut en terme d'engagement. C'est une lecture fausse de l'accord sur la libre circulation".Le Grand Conseil souhaite également relancer le financement de P+R, en France:"Nous avons l'habitude d'aller contre vents et marées. On veut que la politique régionale se fasse d'une autre manière. On verse 350 millions de francs aux départements et communes de France voisine. Nous ne sommes pas opposés au P+R, mais nous n'avons pas à les financer".

La lutte contre la hausse des primes maladie et la défense de la neutralité sont les priorités du MCG, pour les élections fédérales. Son président, François Baertschi était invité de Béatrice Rul, à 7h30.Le MCG place la lutte contre la hausse des primes maladie, comme priorité avec même une liste apparentée qui porte spécifiquement sur ce thème: "MCG, opposant à la hausse des primes maladie" menée par Philippe Morel. Mais comment limiter, cette hausse?"Mauro Poggia et son homologue avaient proposé de cantonaliser la santé, il y a environ cinq ans. Pour gérer les caisses maladie, il faut le faire depuis les cantons. On veut une reprise de pouvoir des assurés sur ce qu'ils paient, savoir où part leur argent. Ce thème a été très mal défendu à Berne, particulièrement au Conseil des Etats. Je ne suis pas favorable au gel des primes, que propose la FRC, car il y a le risque de se retrouver aux poursuites mais les politiques doivent mettre le holà!" a expliqué François Baertschi, le président du MCG, sur Radio Lac.Autre priorité du MCG, pour ces élections: la neutralité:"Il y a un certain nombre de personnalité, dont le chef de l'armée, qui outrepasse son rôle! La neutralité c'est d'abord de la diplomatie, la Suisse doit rester crédible auprès de tous les pays, il n'y a pas que l'Europe. La place genevoise pourrait s'effondrer si on poursuit la politique d'amateur, de certains, au niveau fédéral".

Matt and Blake discuss the Canadian 7 and where the Canucks might rank this upcoming season. They also talk about the plethora of centres in Montreal, and whether a deal could be struck to fill Vancouver's third-line centre role, as well as riffing off The Athletic's ranking of teams by contract efficiency and the progress the Canucks have made on that front. Frank Corrado returns from a summer vacation to discuss offseason training and how NHL players go about it, including when they're abroad on leisure time. Frank sizes up the Canadian 7, as well as some of the draft eligible talent at the Hlinka-Gretzky tournament, plus tells us about ex-teammate Sven Baertschi, who is reportedly retiring. Chris Gear joins to tell us about his new firm, Blackfin Sports Group, a consulting and legal firm based in Vancouver and specializing in the sports & entertainment industry. Chris gives us the lowdown on what they will do and who is a part of his team. He also handicaps the Elias Pettersson contract extension, and speaks to Baertschi's career in Vancouver. Presented by Applewood Auto Group.Follow us on social (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok & YouTube). Powered by Go Goat SportsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt and Blake discuss the Canadian 7 and where the Canucks might rank this upcoming season. They also talk about the plethora of centres in Montreal, and whether a deal could be struck to fill Vancouver's third-line centre role, as well as riffing off The Athletic's ranking of teams by contract efficiency and the progress the Canucks have made on that front. Frank Corrado returns from a summer vacation to discuss offseason training and how NHL players go about it, including when they're abroad on leisure time. Frank sizes up the Canadian 7, as well as some of the draft eligible talent at the Hlinka-Gretzky tournament, plus tells us about ex-teammate Sven Baertschi, who is reportedly retiring. Chris Gear joins to tell us about his new firm, Blackfin Sports Group, a consulting and legal firm based in Vancouver and specializing in the sports & entertainment industry. Chris gives us the lowdown on what they will do and who is a part of his team. He also handicaps the Elias Pettersson contract extension, and speaks to Baertschi's career in Vancouver. Presented by Applewood Auto Group.Follow us on social (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok & YouTube). Powered by Go Goat Sports See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rencontre avec Monsieur Pierre Baertschi, architecte et ancien chef de service des monuments et des sites entre 1977 et 1991. Il a également été conservateur cantonal des monuments et a publié de nombreux ouvrages relatifs à l'architecture et à la conservation du patrimoine genevois.  

Les élections cantonales à venir pourraient être celles de tous les dangers. Avec une droite morcelée et sans la candidature de Mauro Poggia, nombreux sont ceux à les voir comme les grands perdants, de ce scrutin."Il y a cinq ans, c'est l'analyse que l'on pouvait faire. Aujourd'hui, nous sommes une équipe soudée, unie" a assuré, sur Radio Lac, le président du MCG, Francçois Baertschi. "On a un très bon retour de la population, ce sont les autres partis qui ont du souci à se faire. Nous sommes partis dans une dynamique de gagnants!"Le MCG propose un Plan Marshall pour éviter d'avoir recours à la main d'œuvre frontalière:"C'est avoir suffisamment de places de formation pour les Genevois qui souhaitent devenir infirmier. Il faut mettre les moyens! La formation à Genève est catastrophique, beaucoup de jeunes sont perdus, sans horizon car le système genevois ne leur donne pas de débouchés. On est donc obligé d'importer une main d'œuvre de l'autre côté de la frontière"Le MCG se positionne, aussi, clairement, du côté des automobilistes:"On fait beaucoup pour les cyclistes mais il faut penser aussi aux automobilistes. On les prend pour des parias. Il y a une place pour tout le monde!"Le président du MCG, François Baertschi était invité de Béatrice Rul, à 7h35, dans Radio Lac Matin.

Le MCG tient, samedi, son université d'été à la Praille. "On a un peu copié certains partis français (...) Nous avons déjà adopté cette formule pendant deux années, à la satisfaction de nos membres et nous recommençons cette année" a expliqué le président du MCG, François Baertschi, sur Radio Lac.Parmi les dernières propositions du MCG, la suppression de la TVA sur l'essence."Le prix de l'essence augmente et cela est un gros problème pour des habitants de notre canton (...) ce qu'il y a scandaleux c'est que nous payons des taxes sur des taxes. On a une taxe carburant sur laquelle nous payons une taxe supplémentaire. La TVA est très inégalitaire et ne prend pas en compte le niveau des revenus".Le MCG souhaite aussi intensifier l'électrification des taxis: tout achat de véhicule électrique par un chauffeur serait subventionné à hauteur de 12'000 francs jusqu'en juin 2024."Nous avons toujours eu une fibre écologiste (...) et nous voulons faire de Genève, la capitale des propositions écologiques mais pas de manière punitive comme le veulent les Verts. Il ne faut pas ennuyer les Genevois! On a voté une loi sur les taxis qui demande d'aller dans cette direction. Soit on applique la loi de manière hypocrite et on laisse des vieux taxis complètement pourris aller à travers Genève parce que les chauffeurs n'ont pas les moyens ; soit on se dit que l'on veut appliquer cette loi et on s'en donne les moyens! Il y des montants autrement plus considérables que l'on va dépenser, comme la rénovation énergétique des bâtiments, qui n'aura pas un effet aussi direct que les taxis".Les élections cantonales approchent et Mauro Poggia n'a toujours pas déclaré s'il était candidat:"On saura ça à l'automne mais Mauro Poggia n'est pas le seul au MCG. C'est une dynamique au sein du parti. Il est déterminé à conserver une part active au sein du MCG quelque soit sa décision".François Baertschi, le président du MCG, était invité de Béatrice Rul, à 7h35 dans Radio Lac Matin.

Le député du Mouvement Citoyen Genevois, François Baertschi, estime que l'aide aux médias, en votation ce 13 février, n'est pas bien conçue. Elle cache une stratégie de Berne selon lui. Il n'est pas opposé à l'aide en soi, mais à la formule proposée.

La loi sur les logements sociaux a été durcie, par le Grand Conseil. Le délai de résidence est passé de deux à quatre ans, sans interruption sur les huit dernières années, pour pouvoir déposer un dossier. Le texte est soumis à référendum, le 13 février prochain.Une nouvelle loi qui va créer de nouveaux frontaliers? "Je ne pense pas qu'il y ait un rapport de cause à effet" a estimé le député MCG à l'origine du durcissement de cette loi, François Baertschi, sur Radio Lac. "C'est uniquement donné une priorité! Beaucoup de personnes sont mal logés à Genève, cherchent un logement social et sont sur liste d'attente. Le premier inscrit doit être le premier servi. Que quelqu'un qui vient d'arriver sur le canton, il y a 24 mois, puisse obtenir un logement social, c'est beaucoup trop court! Le système actuel est très néfaste car on favorise l'arrivée de personnes pour des logements subventionnés!"Une mesure qui concernerait aussi des Genevois, partis dans un autre canton, ou d'autres Suisses: "on n'a pas à attirer des Suisses à revenu modeste qui viennent d'autres cantons (...) Nous ne sommes pas dans un monde idéal, avec une situation de rareté avec une priorité à donner"Le député MCG, François Baertschi était invité de Béatrice Rul, à 7h35, dans Radio Lac Matin.

Le MCG a-t-il contribué à la discrimination ressentie par certains travailleurs frontaliers à Genève ? Nous avons demandé à François Baertschi, secrétaire général du parti, quelles solutions étaient envisagées par le MCG pour établir une meilleure cohésion transfrontalière.

Débat entre les députés genevois François Baertschi (MCG) et Bertrand Buchs (PDC).

Dan Riccio and Randip Janda discuss Eriksson, Baertschi and other Canucks being placed on waivers and the Seahawks wildcard loss. Joining the show are Dom Cosentino of TheScore NFL, Irfaan Gaffar of The Fourth Period and Jamie Thomas, Jets radio colour analyst.

TSN’s Farhan Lalji joins Donnie and Moj to discuss the fact J.T. Miller was not at Canucks practice today, and how that could affect things short term. Farhan also says discusses the taxi squad & what he would do with Sven Baertschi & Loui Eriksson.

Bik Nazzar and Jamie Dodd discuss the final days of the Canucks training camp and the news of Canucks players being placed on waivers.

Can you believe we're finally done 2020? What a year but seriously, what a year! We're so thankful you all came to check us out. We're presented by our proud sponsors Owners Box Weekly Fantasy Sports and Players Choice Sports. Lots of stories this week as the guys have their actual holidays with the family so lots to get in there, we announce the winner of our #NucksAndChill contest, thanks again Players Choice! World Juniors are on so we cover Russia/Sweden as that's where the Canucks are at and Ryan drops an idea that needs to catch on. Canucks training camp is about to begin and the guys go in-depth about who is invited... Sven Baertschi! We packed a ton into 65 minutes but it was a fun. Take a listen, won't you?

Thomas Drance of the Athletic Vancouver says Sven Baertschi could be a middle-six forward, but his contract is the issue. Drancer says Vancouver will throw a parade if Shotgun Jake shows up to camp in shape

“Working with nature is much better than working against nature.” -Daniel Baertschi   The New “Old Normal” of food is back! Well, it’s not that new, rather we’re reverting back to when people were not contaminated by processed food. Due to this pandemic, more people became aware of their health. In this episode, Justine and Daniel Baertschi, Founder and CEO of Carbon Farms, discuss how regenerative agriculture can create a huge difference in the future of food. Daniel talks about the top 3 reasons why the food system is not changing for the better, what can we do to make a change in a generational level, and the one question we should ask before we spend our money. A healthy soil means a healthy humanity. Farmers need help and it is time we understand the value of good food, not only for ourselves but for our planet Earth. If you are a farmer looking for agricultural improvement or an individual wanting to live a healthier life in a healthier society, tune in to today’s podcast!  Connect with Justine:  Website Facebook Instagram LinkedIn   Connect with NextGenChef: Website  Facebook  Twitter  Instagram  YouTube NextGenChef App Episode Highlights: 03:07 What’s Up with the Food System 06:26 Bring Back Your Relationship with Real Food 13:19 Top 3 Reasons We’re Losing the “Change” Dialogue 19:10 A Beam of Hope 25:47 The New “Old Normal” of Food 25:47 What Can You Do?  31:28 Are You Paying For the Food or for the Marketing?  37:21 New Recipes To Try!

A travers une motion au Conseil Municipal de la Ville de Genève, le MCG veut instaurer une synergie entre la Ville, l'UNIGE, la Bibliothèque et les musées. Pour François Baertschi, conseiller municipal, il est essentiel de venir en aide aux universitaires sans emploi.

This week in anguish: - Five years with the length of five years have passed since the last Canucks post-season game. We take our emotional temperatures and try to decide whether this feels more like 2015 or 2011. -  Hearty applause for Matt Dumba and the Hockey Diversity Alliance, medium applause for HNIC's intro that zeroed in on the lived experiences of hockey players of colour, and many bemused stares at the NHL's creative anthem choreographies. - Ardella joins forces with Tennyson and goes Kraken hunting.  - Just when we thought we were free, Thomas Drance interviews Jim Benning and we're dragged right back into re-litigating the truth-adjacent history of this regime. Why won't Jim just be honest with us? The words "Gustav Forsling" are uttered on this podcast for hopefully the last time.  - How Did We Not Know that both the development of Rodrigo Abols and the outcome of the Nucks vs. Wild series are likely to be governed by Gumperson's Law? - With a heavy heart, Your Moment of Sven was likely retired for good following Baertschi's decision to opt out of the postseason. Tristan unveils its successor segment, A Stech in Time.  Thanks for listening! This episode supports the Hockey4Youth foundation.   

Débat entre le député socialiste, Emmanuel Deonna, et le député MCG, François Baertschi, sur l'aide d'urgence votée fin juin au Grand Conseil. Elle inclut les personnes sans statut légal à Genève, raison pour laquelle le MCG a lancé un référendum. 

Rick Dhaliwal tells the story of he broke the Sven Baertschi opting out of the playoff qualifiers at 3:30 AM.Listen to the rest here https://www.spreaker.com/user/kevole/hockey-podcasst-rick-dhaliwalSubscribe to the Hockey Podcast on ;Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-hockey-podcast/id1498263482?ign-mpt=uo%3D4Google:: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuc3ByZWFrZXIuY29tL3Nob3cvMzA2NTMzOC9lcGlzb2Rlcy9mZWVkSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/15CfMcGCGvZS3Q3qYbI0fxI Heart Radiohttps://www.iheart.com/podcast/966-the-hockey-podcast-58203595/Follow Devin: @GordHowe09Follow Heidi:@heidamazeballsFollow Chris: @schneidzFollow Sean:@beardycanuck03Follow Tyler: @tnobleFollow Kevin: @kevoleFollow The Hockey Podcast: @podcast_hockey

TSN 1040 Canucks insider Rick Dhaliwal joins McLetchie & Drance to chat about Reid Boucher and Nikolay Goldobin going to Russia, the future of Sven Baertschi with the team, and when we might see Vancouver sign Jack Rathbone.

Thomas Drance of the Athletic Vancouver says if re-signing Markstrom and Toffoli is a priority, there likely isn't room for Chris Tanev and other tough decisions will need to be made. Drancer suggests it'll cost a premium (like a 2nd-rounder) to trade Baertschi, and wonders if trading another decent forward will have to happen, too

TSN1040's Rick Dhaliwal says the Canucks tried to include Sven Baertschi in the Tyler Toffoli deal & it didn't work. Rick says they'd like to include Baertschi in a deal for Wayne Simmonds but it hasn't worked. Rick says the problem is, the Canucks aren't in a position right now to add any sweeteners in a deal.

This week in anguish: - Festive Foofaraw this week includes Elias, the Emperor of Empathy, a genteel Goldobin, a burgeoning box of Baertschi fan mail, and a good week for Lynchpin Loui.  - Chris Gear gets a promotion, the Canucks get a new AGM, and the spectre of Weisbrod hangs over it all.  - We hop in the Canucks Time Machine and learn that no one wanted to go see the Red Army this week in 1991, nobody wanted to take a penalty this week in 2001, and everybody wanted to be like a Sedin this week in 2011.  - Quinn Hughes' invite to the all-star game restores our faith in ballot stuffing, and we look back at the history of multi-Canuck appearances in the "big" game. - How Did We Not Know about Pavel Bure's post-Calder victory snubbing? Thanks for listening! If you liked the show, tell a friend. You can find us on Twitter as @thisweektristan and @thisweekardella. 

TSN/RDS hockey insider Pierre LeBrun says that he thinks a couple of teams have shown interest in Sven Baertschi but that teams would like the Canucks to take back a contract in return.

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The Athletic Vancouver and Elite Prospect's JD Burke joined Mike & Jason to talk Sven Baertschi's struggles, as well as the D Core and Jack Rathbone.

The Athletic Vancouver's JD Burke joins Mike & Jason to talk all things Canucks.

TSN1040's Jeff Paterson says Travis Green would open him up to some questions if Sven Baertschi doesn't draw in against the Jets. Jeff says the Horvat and Pearson line has struggle offensively and it make sense to play Baertschi because of his past chemistry with Horvat.

Dave Pratt and contributor Ben Kuzma from Postmedia start Episode 5 by recapping the successful road trip and talk about the impact that Canucks goaltending coach Ian Clark has had on Vancouver's two current net minders, especially Jacob Markstrom and debate what Markstrom will be worth for Vancouver to retain him. The guys rejoice that Quinn Hughes has finally made it on to PP1 and what that unit has become with his addition. They check in on Jake Virtanen and discuss how he has managed to end up on the first line and got his first goal of the season. Dave wonders if the Canucks - looking as good as they do starting the season - can win the Pacific Division? Dave and Ben chatted on the Washington Caps and Ovie at 34 is still a rockstar both on-the-ice, and off. They chatted on the great start to the season that Utica is having with Lind and Baertschi. The guys asked if the Raptors can win in the post season without Kawhi. Looking at the NFL Sunday Night game the guys talk about whether KC should risk playing Mahomes or not, and weigh-in on the rumours of Brady considering hanging it up at the end of this NFL season.

As the nation votes, the whole gang gathers at the palatial estate to talk hockey and election results. Ryan,  P Mac, Geeta and a Skyped in Dave chat about the Vancouver Canucks this week who are fresh off a big comeback win against the St. Louis Blues and a nail biter in Madison Square Garden vs the exciting Rangers. They discuss just how solid of a goaltending duo Markstrom and Demko have become and how few goals the Canucks have given up in this young season. They also discuss the Dallas Stars' slow start, how likely a coach firing could be and how personally affected the Stars' were by tornados in the area. They chat about John Tavares' broken finger, the incredible amount distance travelled by the sluggish Philadelphia Flyers to start the season, the Utica Comets' hot start and the impressive point production from Goldobin and Baertschi and answer some great listener questions. Support the show on Patreon! Pledge a coupla bucks (or $5) and get instant access to all our bonus content. This week the gang continues to watch election results come in, Ryan gives his big umbrella review and tells a story of his dad rambling about buying a book and JFK's autopsy. Visit www.patreon.com/pucksonnet Follow us on Twitter and like us on Facebook

The Canucks fall on the road to the Oilers in the season opener. Takeaways from last night's game including Quinn Hughes' razzle dazzle moves, Tanner Pearson: Shot Machine, and a surprisingly solid start to the season for Tyler Myers. Plus: Hughes already facing criticisms, Night 1 vindication for the Baertschi crowd, and shuffling the deck-chairs in the bottom six. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Canucks fall on the road to the Oilers in the season opener. Takeaways from last night's game including Quinn Hughes' razzle dazzle moves, Tanner Pearson: Shot Machine, and a surprisingly solid start to the season for Tyler Myers. Plus: Hughes already facing criticisms, Night 1 vindication for the Baertschi crowd, and shuffling the deck-chairs in the bottom six. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Canucks announce they will name a new captain at the home opener, a week from today. But come on... we all know who it's going to be. Expectations and excitement ahead of a new season; Baertschi, Goldobin and Biega clear waivers; previewing the season opener between the Canucks and Oilers in Edmonton.Locked On Canucks for Wednesday, October 2nd, 2019. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Canucks announce they will name a new captain at the home opener, a week from today. But come on... we all know who it's going to be. Expectations and excitement ahead of a new season; Baertschi, Goldobin and Biega clear waivers; previewing the season opener between the Canucks and Oilers in Edmonton. Locked On Canucks for Wednesday, October 2nd, 2019. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Canucks pare down the roster with the finals cuts before the season-opener, putting Alex Biega, Nikolay Goldobin, and Sven Baertschi on waivers for AHL assignment -- though the Baertschi demotion drives new wedges into old divisions among Canucks Nation. Host Justin Morissette shares his thoughts on why cutting Baertschi is bigger than just this decision, and what it says about the Canucks' broader team-building philosophy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ray Ferraro breaks down how the Canucks will score more goals this season, suggesting a lot of the improvement will come from the backend. Ray says the way forward is now to allow fewer goals. Ray also isn't nearly as flustered as many are by the Baertschi waiving, suggesting it can be dangerous to remember players at they were, not how they actually are

Mike and Jason discuss What We Learned, including Baertschi, Goldobin, Biega all clearing waivers

The Canucks pare down the roster with the finals cuts before the season-opener, putting Alex Biega, Nikolay Goldobin, and Sven Baertschi on waivers for AHL assignment -- though the Baertschi demotion drives new wedges into old divisions among Canucks Nation. Host Justin Morissette shares his thoughts on why cutting Baertschi is bigger than just this decision, and what it says about the Canucks' broader team-building philosophy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 15 of The LarschCastFeat. The Larschcasters:Host: Tej Dhaliwal (@DrDangles87)Co-Host: Sat Oberoi (@SatOberoi)Roundtable:Jay Douglas (@bluecollarbrigade)Producer: Gulu Nanda (@GoldenBoyGullz)DJ: Manvir Dhudwal aka DJ Heavy Dee (@itsheavydee)Special Guest:Thomas Drance (@ThomasDrance) 

It was a newsy Monday for the Blackhawks and the NHL. The Hawks waived defenseman Carl Dahlstrom and sent Anton Wedin and Dennis Gilbert to Rockford. Meanwhile around the league, some big names were waived. Could the Hawks make a play for any of their services? The guys answer several mailbag questions and Jay cries for the first time in the 5 year history of the podcast. Website: MadhousePod.comSponsors: TripleThreatSports.com, Merichkas.com, ChucksCafe.com, RabidBrewing.com, BarrelClubIllinois.comMusic: Greg Henkin GregsGuitarLessons.com, Twitter.com/gregsgtrlessonsSupport: Patreon.com/MadhousePod, GoFundMe.com/MadhousePod

MIke and Jason discuss the Canucks putting Baertschi, Goldobin, and Biega on waivers, talk NFL with Mike Tanier, and get into What We Learned

Jim Benning spoke following the news that the Canucks have placed Sven Baertschi, Nikolay Goldobin and Alex Biega on waivers. When it comes to Baertschi, Jim says it was a tough conversation to have but his job was to make this roster better in the offseason, which he felt he did, so they had to make some tough decisions.

Mike and Jason talk Canucks and the Baertschi waiving with Jeff Paterson

Jeff Paterson discusses Sven Baertsch going on waivers to start the season, suggesting it's not a huge surprise, but also admitting it's hard to justify walking away from 23 goals in his past 79 NHL games. Jeff also says the bottom six is still a mess with plenty of decisions to be made...and it doesn't show well that Loui Eriksson is on your third line to start the season

TSN's Craig Button believes that by placing Sven Baertschi on waivers, it was a way for the Canucks to get some cap relief and give them some more roster flexibility. Craig also says when he's healthy, Baertschi is more dangerously offensively than some other Canuck forwards.

Writer for The Athletic and TSN1040 contributor Harman Dayal joined Rink Wide with Andrew Wadden & Jeff Paterson to talk all things Canucks ahead of their season opener, including the fit for Sven Baertschi, and what he expects to see from their powerplay.

Canucks forward Sven Baertschi discusses his return from another concussion, admitting he avoided contact in his January return.

Darren Dreger doubts Jim Benning will rush into a trade, despite having Edler, Demko, Baertschi all out with injuries. But Darren points out that once you acknowledge a concussion, as the Canucks have done with Edler, the timeline to return can easily be weeks. Darren says Mitch Marner's camp wants "not a penny less" than what Auston Matthews signed for

Canucks coach Travis Green says Sven Baertschi is returning to Vancouver, with an illness. Green also discusses the win in Colorado, and what to expect tonight from a red-hot Philadelphia team

Sean, Tyler, and I are back chatting Canucks and all things NHL.Topics we cover include;-The month of play of the Canucks. -Chemistry of Pettersson and Boeser.-Where does Goldobin, Sutter, Baertschi going forward?-Green scratching Stetcher, Goldobin, and others.-Should the Canucks consider signing Tyler Myers?-Hitchcock as Oilers Coach.-Can the Flames keep up the pace they are on?-The revenge factor of players who hit stars.-William Nylander-Seattle is in the NHL 2021.Follow Tyler@tnobleFollow Sean@beardy_canuckFollow me@kevole

Canucks coach Travis Green previews today's game vs the Islanders, on giving Jacob Markstrom another start in goal, and updates the injury statuses of Jay Beagle, Sven Baertschi, Brock Boeser

Episode three of the SCT Show back at it with Tanbir and Nam to rewind the Canucks opening road trip of the season in which they saw a lot of positives, but one major negative - Elias Pettersson getting a concussion after a vicious check from Mike Matheson. Tanbir and Nam discuss the lack of pushback from the Canucks regarding the situation. Also on the show, does Baertschi fit in the future plans for this team? Bo Horvat showing leadership skills, and a live reaction to the VAN-WSH game. Nam also shares his #NamStats and Tanbir gives #TanbirsTake.

Canucks coach Travis Green discusses a boatload of injuries, as the Canucks get set to visit Arizona

Sven Baertschi joins Moj after signing a three-year extension, and says staying healthy after a season of fluke injuries is key. Sven likes the Roussel and Beagle FA additions, suggests Roussel is a player teams hate playing against and Beagle can be relied on defensively

Plan the Parade! Leafs Dynasty in full effect, Tavares joins the big 3 in Toronto. Free Agency Fallout, Hockey Hall of Fame wants headlines. 00:30 - How many cups will the Toronto Maple Leafs win? 15:50 - Your team didn't get Tavares - now what 21:56 - Canucks talk, Tanev for Nylander?, Beagle, Roussel, Baertschi 31:00 - St. Louis Blues, low key winners of Free Agency 37:10 - Stastny to Vegas, still a playoff team? 41:10 - UFAs James van Riemsdyk to PHI, Mrazek to CAR, Bernier to DET, Vanek to DET, Grabner to AZ, Nichushkin to DAL 49:51 - Doughty contract negotiations 55:07 - Hockey Hall of Fame inductees led by builder Gary Bettman 01:00:41 - Caps keep the band together 01:02:26 - Jack Johnson + Penguins = Stanley Cup Champs review Hockey Pals on iTunes, to help us keep the lights on, and give us a follow on our tweets @HockeyPalsPod - stay blessed

The Province's Jason Botchford says players drafted in this draft should be contributing to the Canucks line-up in about three to five years, which is when the Canucks should expect to be relevant again. Jason says the Canucks should be looking to add picks to this upcoming draft, and trading Sven Baertschi could get you additional draft picks

Jeff Paterson doesn't buy the Jason Spezza to Vancouver talk, suggesting Spezza in no way increasing team speed or youth. Jeff also feels Sven Baertschi had a decent year with the Canucks, despite Jim Benning suggesting he needs to see more from Baertschi

Jason Botchford says Sven Baertschi had a decent season, what you'd expect from him...but also says Baertschi is a piece the Canucks can trade in order to add draft picks. Botch can't understand why a management team that has done so well with its mid-round picks hasn't added more opportunities in later rounds

Jason Botchford does not agree with Canucks GM Jim Benning combining both Markus Granlund and Sven Baertschi in the 'need to rebound' category. Benning has said both players need to take the next step or they could fall by the wayside. Botch says Baertschi was fine last year.

Ray Ferraro admits to being a fan of what Sven Baertschi could become as a player, and suggests the Canucks should keep him as an RFA, but they have to be careful not to over-pay him

Jeff Paterson says Matt Barzal is an extremely fun player to watch, and commends both Barzal and Brock Boeser for deadling with Calder trophy talk all morning. Jeff says Sven Baertschi's injury is a chanc for numerous younger Canucks to step up

Ben Kuzma says, as part of the rebuild, the Canucks need to figure out if they can win with their RFAs and mid-level players, like Baertschi, Granlund, and Hutton.

Jeff Paterson joins Iain Mcletchie and Tony Gallagher on The Post Game show to discuss the Canucks 6-3 loss to the Vegas Golden Knights.

Ben Kuzma of the Province Sports suggests Sven Baertschi was struggling to be involved, too much on the periphery, and that resulted in a healthy scratch. Kuz says Baertschi and Granlund's contract status, both are RFA's, are intriguing decisions this summer

Ben Kuzma of the Province Sports says lack of a consistent effort has to be a concern for the Canucks, and points out that even Brock Boeser is showing some cracks in his ‘compete level’. Ben suggests the Canucks are at a cross-road with their mid-20s players - like Baertschi, Granlund - and need to decide if they can win with them

Ben Kuzma of the Province Sports suggests the Canucks simply need to look at Tuesday's opponent - Colorado - to see how quickly a poor season can be turned around. Ben needs to see which players push the pace and show up nightly during this stretch run, particularly Sven Baertschi and Markus Granlund

Jon Abbott suggests the Canucks shouldn't overthink it, and just put Bo Horvat back on a line with Sven Baertschi and Brock Boeser. Abbs doesn't expect Loui Eriksson to ever come around, and gets the impression that maybe the Canucks don't expect it either

Jeff Paterson was impressed by how good Brock Boeser and linemates Horvat and Baertschi were vs Pittsburgh, but also suggests that strong play will bring extra attention on and off the ice, and that will be a test for the kids. Jeff also discusses how Travis Green has handled the Sedins

Jeff Paterson discusses Jake Virtanen with the Sedins, Brock Boeser's play on a line with Horvat and Baertschi, and an offensive outburst against Washington

Ray Ferraro explains how he'd like to see the Canucks use Brock Boeser on the power play, and also breaks down how and why a unit comprised of Boeser, Horvat, and Baertschi could work

Ray Ferraro says he's watching Brock Boeser and Sven Baertschi closely this year, particularly intrigued by the offensive instincts and upside of Baertschi.

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Ben Kuzma of the Province Sports says Jake Virtanen has done the work and played well enough to be in the NHL this year, and still under Travis Green's thumb. Ben feels there's only one set line - Boeser, Bo, Baertschi - and everything else is up for grabs

Jon Abbott says Nikolay Goldobin's situation reminds him of Sven Baertschi, when Baertschi first came to the Canucks. Abbs says both Anton Rodin and Philip Holm need to show more in their preseason games

Top line takeovers abound this week, with some lesser-knowns getting chances to put their names on scoresheets. Who are the top line newbs you can and can't count on in Vancouver, Philadelphia, St Louis, Los Angeles, Washington, Edmonton, and Long Island? Also, how old is Cam Atkinson? Those answers and more await you on this week's episode of the Keeping Karlsson Fantasy Hockey Podcast. This Tuesday, take on Elan and Brian in our Keeping Karlsson FanDuel listener league! Our contest opens every Monday night-- check around 7 or 8pm ET to grab your spot. Players discussed on this episode include Ryan Getzlaf, Ondrej Kase, Corey Perry, Rickard Rakell, Sami Vatanen, Brandon Montour, Hampus Lindholm, Ryan Miller, Mikael Granlund, Chris Stewart, Jared Spurgeon, Patrick Maroon, Darnell Nurse, Jonathan Marchessault, Erik Haula, James Neal, Oscar Lindberg, Oscar Dansk, Nate Schmidt, Colin Miller, Brad Hunt, Shea Theodore, Tuukka Rask, Cory Schneider, Jakub Vrana, Devante Smith-Pelly, Cam Atkinson, Nick Foligno, Oliver Bjorkstrand, Seth Jones, Zach Werenski, Ivan Provorov, Sean Couturier, Claude Giroux, Jakub Voracek, Bo Horvat, Brock Boeser, Baertschi, Derek Dorsett, Jacob Markstrom, Anders Nilsson, Tyler Toffoli, Adrian Kempe, Dustin Brown, Josh Bailey, Jordan Eberle, John Tavares, Matthew Barzal, Ryan Pulock, Evgenii Dadonov, Aaron Ekblad, Keith Yandle, Paul Stastny, Jaden Schwartz, Brayden Schenn, Corey Crawford, Andreas Athansiou, Gustav Nyquist, Clayton Keller, Scott Wedgewood, Antti Raanta, Casey DeSmith, Justin Faulk, Rasmus Ristolainen, Oscar Klefbom, Torey Krug and more. * * * Like what you hear? Support us by telling a friend, subscribing to and reviewing Keeping Karlsson on iTunes, and following us on Twitter (@keepingkarlsson).    Even better, support us by becoming a patron of Keeping Karlsson! Patrons support future episodes of the show and get all kinds of perks in return, like midweek bonus episodes, participation in Patroncasts, an invitation to the secret patrons-only Facebook group, and access to our weekly show notes and more. Check out the link above for all the deets.   The Keeping Karlsson Fantasy Hockey Podcast is proudly presented by DobberHockey.    Thanks for listening!Want to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.