—For tonight, Mason Raymond is apparently centering the 3rd line.

—Canucks find yet another way to make money.

—And Anson Carter has some (not-unreasonable, imo) props for Anson Carter, and his days with the Sedins:

In the end, it was a one-year relationship and Carter now seems like the hockey equivalent of Pete Best, the Beatles’ original drummer who left the band just before they made it big. But Carter also saw something that season and even if he couldn’t project what the twins would become — largely because no one could — he still takes some pride in their development.

“You can’t beat the chemistry,” he says. “Think about it. They’ve been playing together all their lives. You’re lucky if you get a linemate you play with for a couple of years. They’re two people who think like one. You can’t teach that.

“I told them, ‘Don’t worry about me. You guys play your game. It’s up to me to figure out how I’ll fit in.’ The one thing I said was I’m not interested in spending the whole shift cycling. You get 10, 15 seconds, then you have to take it to the net.”

It sounds simple enough. It just took them a while to figure it out.

As for the player who is currently playing the role of Anson Carter… here’s hoping Alex Burrows keeps up the good work.

P.S. It’s not lonely at the top. It’s awesome.