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PHT Morning Skate: Where trading Luongo might not be a great idea

Columbus Blue Jackets v Vancouver Canucks

VANCOUVER, CANADA - NOVEMBER 29: Goalie Roberto Luongo #1 of the Vancouver Canucks congratulates goalie Cory Schneider #35 after defeating the Columbus Blue Jackets in NHL action on November 29, 2011 at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. (Photo by Rich Lam/Getty Images)

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PHT’s Morning Skate takes a look around the world of hockey to see what’s happening and what we’ll be talking about around the NHL world and beyond.

Interesting stuff from Jay Adams: why the Vancouver Canucks’ “win now” structure indicates they’re actually better off trading Cory Schneider instead of Roberto Luongo. (Cave)

New Jersey Devils head coach Peter DeBoer can’t follow Ferris Bueller’s advice to step back and enjoy the playoffs every now and then. It’s just too stressful to really enjoy it. (Fire & Ice)

What are the odds that versatile forward Chris Kelly will return to the Boston Bruins next season? (CSNNE.com)

Adrian Dater’s assessment of Colorado Avalanche defenseman Kevin Porter is harsh, but fair. (Denver Post)

All of a sudden, things are looking up for Los Angeles Kings forward Dustin Penner. That’s especially true for his bank account because he’s in a contract year. (Los Angeles Times)

George Richards sees a bright future for the Florida Panthers as he looks back on the 2011-12 season. (Miami Herald)

The St. Louis Blues (30-6-5 at home in the regular season) hope that the road is “the answer” against the Los Angeles Kings. On the bright side, they did win all two away contests against the San Jose Sharks in round one ... (STLtoday.com)

Marc Bergevin wants to “retool, not rebuild.” My eighth grade football team had a similar slogan: “Wildcats don’t rebuild; they reload.” I don’t think we made that one up. (Montreal Gazette)

On the Washington Capitals’ chances of regrouping after that brutal Game 3 loss. (NHL.com)