I'm not sure the 'Canes want to run with three NHL quality goaltenders, and the Canucks will definitely want insurance in case Silovs isn't able to handle the rigors of starting duties with 55 or more regular season games next season. Furthermore, Scott Morrow is, by all accounts, an excellent right shot D prospect that the 'Canes should want to keep, as Burns is almost 40 years old and Pesce probably isn't returning.

Whatever one thinks, perhaps a more realistic deal could be Demko and Podkolzin for Necas and Kochetkov, with tweaks based on whatever one thinks the value is. The Canucks can then maybe sign Pesce as a UFA instead of bringing Myers back. Possibly trade Hronek for a pick and a different, cheaper puck-moving blueliner so they can also afford to re-sign Zadorov, who has been nothing short of clutch for Vancouver this playoffs.

I think the Canucks key piece would be Morrow and the Canes have Honka, Nikishin and Heimosalmi so they still have prospects coming to replace Burns and Pesce

Perhaps the Hurricanes would offer one of Honka or Heimosalmi then in place of Morrow. If Morrow is the key piece for Vancouver, then he's a key piece for Carolina. Nikishin, I've read, is one of the best prospects any team has, period, but is a left shot, out of the current discussion for me, which revolves around righties.

1st can come out but No Morrow no trade as Canucks need a RHD badly that is the only reason to trade Demko is RHD or get Petey a sniper winger

Demko is not getting that kind of haul... let's be realistic, here

dude if Demko goes on the block it will be a stampede of teams trying to out offer each other because I guarantee if he goes on the block the Kings, Devils, Leafs, Oilers, Avs and possibly Sabres depending how they feel UPL's progress is will all be checking to see what the cost is