Brad Pascall Interviews for Vancouver GM Job

0:00It's April 30th. This is Calgary Flames News Today, AI Powered Updates on your team. I'm Cory with the Story. Brad Pascal, the Assistant General Manager for the Calgary Flames, just interviewed for the Vancouver Canucks General Manager job. Reporters Pierre LeBron and Rick Dollywall broke the news Thursday morning, noting he met with the team last weekend. Pascal's been with the Flames since 2014, handling player development and overseeing their American hockey league team, the Calgary Wranglers. He's key in turning prospects into NHL talent through steady check-ins and system work. The 55-year-old has deep roots in hockey. He played defense at the University of North Dakota, got drafted by the Buffalo Sabers in 1990, and turned pro for a few years before retiring in 1995. From there, he jumped into operations with hockey Canada, starting in 1996, rising to Vice President of hockey operations and national teams by 2010. That experience built his rep for building winners.

1:01With Flames GM Craig Conroy locked in for two more years, Pascal's eyeing fresh opportunities and Vancouver sees his track record as a strong match for their search.