@hf101 I don't think from what I know of Lu's personality that he would ever show up to play poorly to get his payback on management...firstly, he has too much pride...& past drama with the fans (remember the humiliation he suffered from them in Game 7 with Boston in the 2011 Final?). Secondly, I just can't see him making his teammates suffer for what crappiness has transpired between him & managment. He has too many good friends on the team & I can't see him letting them down by making them look bad with him. I've heard commentary that he could opt to seek legal action against the org. & that he may be within his rights to do so. I thought that may be one viable avenue he could take & the org. deserves that. There's a lot placed on the fact that it's Lu that's being difficult, like a child that doesn't want to play anymore, cuz "it's not fair!" But I actually heard that it's his wife who, after his being screwed around with the past year & half or so by mgmt., doesn't want anything more to do with Vancouver. They left for Florida & she wants to stay in Florida & that's that. So of course, that would heavily sway Lu's decision as to wait & think all this through or even decide to not come back at all. It really isn't his prob if Canucks remain goalieless. If he doesn't return, I really don't know what their options are. His possible back-up Eddie Lack had hip surgery earlier this year & is in rehab. They originally thought he'd be ready for next season, but who knows?