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Canucks: Does this team miss the juice of Nikita Zadorov and Ian Cole?
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J.T. Miller and Elias Pettersson are about as different as you can imagine on the personality spectrum: one extremely extroverted, the other extremely introverted.
The real issue is who else is in the Canucks ’ room? Is there enough cultural juice? Miller truly stands out because of this low-volume baseline.
Ian Cole and Nikita Zadorov were alpha male types in the dressing room last season .