Vancouver Canucks general manager Jim Benning has a long offseason ahead of him with quite the list of things to accomplish. One of those things involves figuring out how the team is going to get the best out of their veteran power-forward, Micheal Ferland.
Brought in last summer on a four-year pact, Ferland signed a $14 million dollar deal to be the Canucks’ next big crash-and-bang style player battling it out inside the team’s top-six. His history of concussions caught up and paid him another visit limiting the 27-year-old to just 14 NHL games this season.