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Shucker's: Great Seafood in between your business meetings!
While looking for a quick lunch spot in between business meetings on my trip to Seattle, I spotted Shuckers...which had been recommended to me before. I decided to stop in and give it a shot, and man were my friends right!
This was a great lunch, the food was very fresh and delicious, and the service was top notch!
Don't be scared that this is located underneath the Four Seasons hotel... the prices were just fine.
Favorite Dish: I had the crab salad, and it was absolutely delicious!!
Address: 411 University Street
Directions: 4th and University, below the Four Seasons, and across from the W Seattle
Phone: 206.621.1984Add to your Trip Planner
OceanAire Restaurant: Even in the Sound, you can have OceanAire!
This evening I headed across the street from the hotel that I was staying at to enjoy a wonderful meal at OceanAire. In Seattle, you are guarenteed to have some great fish, however I definitely enjoyed the downtown location of this restaurant as well as the food that was served.
We split a fried fish appetizer which had a wonderful mustard flavored sauce, then I had a Ahi Tuna plate that was sushi grade and deliciously pan seared. We then shared two sides, hashed browns and creamed corn, both delicious. For dinner we had a Baked Alaska dish which finished the evening beautifully!
Address: 1700 7th Avenue
Directions: Across from the Westin Seattle
Phone: 206-267-2277
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Marco's Supper Club: Great little restaurant in Belltown
Marco's is a great little restaurant. The staff are extremely friendly. When I called to book a table from LA, the person on the phone wanted to know about my visit, offer suggestions for sight-seeing... etc. We visited Marco's and had a great experience. The restaurant is small, it is in a happening location in Belltown. The food was great! Fresh seafood, a good selection of dishes. Rated one of the best restaurants in Belltown.
Favorite Dish: Cuban grilled halibut with coconut rice
Address: 2510 1st AVE
Directions: In Belltown on 1st Ave
Phone: (206) 441-7801
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Crab Pot Seattle: Fun & dining
Very funny to have the food place ON the table. When arriving and choosing The Sea Feastfor Two, you'll have your silverware removed, butcher paper laid before you and a bib tied around your neck.
The restaurant is next to the water,so it gives you a great view.
Casual style: Don't expect this restaurant in the Michelin Guides :-) We went here with some friends and had a great evening.
Favorite Dish: The Sea Feast for Two
Address: Pier 57, 1301 Alaskan Way
Directions: a minute walk from Pikes Market
Flying Fish: Superb tuna at the Flying Fish
Excellent fish restaurant. Smart without being stuffy. Friendly yet discreet service.
After a hectic Sunday taking in the Aquarium, Puget Sound and The Space Needle, this was a great place to relax.
Come and enjoy your fish!
Address: 2234 First Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121
Directions: Located at 2234 First Avenue, on the corner of First and Bell. 4-5 blocks north and one block east of the Pike Place Market.
Phone: 206 728 8595
Website: http://www.flyingfishseattle.com
Steamers Seafood Cafe: Good clamchowder, good food...
My buddy works here, and he invited us down for dinner. You definitely have to have the clamchowder which is pretty damn good. Its not the best I've tasted (that honor belongs to a restaurant in San Francisco down by the water). Its a good place to watch a game or just hang out with your friends. Its got a great atmosphere, very casual and relaxed. Service is great too. And location wise, it's right by the water... great for romantic walks with that special someone.
Favorite Dish: The Clamchowder of course.
Address: Pier 56
Phone: 206-623-2066Add to your Trip Planner
Pike Place Chowder: Chowder Heaven
Chowder lovers, this is where you go for a hot bowl of bliss. Pike Place Chowder offers up 3 sizes of 4 traditional varieties: New England clam, smoked salmon, Southwest chicken and corn and Manhattan-style. For more adventurous types there's seafood bisque, seared scallop, vegan and a daily specialty. Can't make up your mind? You can get a 4-cup sampler for about $11. You can even have your soup in a bread bowl - although they all come with a chunk of sourdough. There are salads and sandwiches too but who needs 'em - come for the chowder. Order at the counter, grab your tray and head to any available table indoors or out. This is a hot spot with the Pike Place crowd as it's good stuff you won't shell out a lot of clams for (by Seattle prices) so I might recommend heading here on the off-hours. Open 11:00 - 5:00
Favorite Dish: I had New England Clam and the husband had Southwest. Both yummy. Prices are $6 cup, $7 medium and $11 a bowl. A medium is plenty unless you're a big feller.
Address: 1530 Post Alley, Pike Place Market
Directions: See website for map
Phone: 206.267.2537
Website: http://www.pikeplacechowder.com/
The Kingfish Cafe: The Kingfish Cafe
The Kingfish Cafe is located in the Capitol Hill section of Seattle and is very popular with urban hipsters and gourmets alike. The menu here is definitely oriented toward Southern and soul food. You'll find some great catfish at Kingfish Cafe! There can be a long wait for dinner, so be sure to call for a reservation. The interior of the restaurant is very welcoming and cozy. If you only go to one or two restaurants while in Seattle, I highly recommend that The Kingfish Cafe be one of them!
Favorite Dish: Save room for dessert! Their desserts are enormous and absolutely delicious.
Address: 602 19TH Ave E; Seattle, WA 98112
Phone: (206) 320-8757
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Seafood Restaurants: Pike Place Chowder
We had a quick lunch at the little Pike Place Chowder shop on Post Alley near Pike Place Market. I had the Dungeness Crab Roll and Laura tried their clam chowder in a bread bowl. The sandwich was pretty good, but small and expensive at around $10. The chowder was very tasty and the sourdough bowl good ... and priced around $8.
This tiny restaurant only has seating for about 20 and it is constantly busy, especially on a dreary, rainy afternoon. Their hours are 11am to 5pm.
Pike Place Chowder has won numerous awards nationwide for its chowder.
Address: 1530 Post Alley Seattle, WA
Directions: 1st and Pike next to Pike Place Market
Phone: 206.267.2537
Fisherman's Restaurant and Bar: Two Floors of Views of Puget Sound on the Water
Pier 57 is one of the old waterfront piers that has been converted to tourist use. It now contains a carousel, stores, a wooden boat building demonostration area, and several restaurants.
At the farthest end away from Alaskan Way, you will find the entrance to Fisherman's Restaurant and Bar.
There are two levels, both with decks outdoors that have a view of downtown Seattle and Elliott Bay. The interior seating also has reasonably good views of the waterfront.
Prices for dinner tend to be in the $20 to $30 range, but you will find a few things in the $37 range for real specialized dishes.
This is a fairly nice restaurant, but it is also in a tourist area. You will see people wear just about anything here, but you will fit in better if you are dressed in the semi-formal range.
Favorite Dish: The assorted pastas with seafood are a reasonably good value. They will come with a tossed salad or bowl of chowder, plus sourdough bread.
Take a look through the menu on the web site! You're sure to find something you want to have before you even get here.
Address: End of Pier 57, Alaskan Way
Directions: You will find several parking areas along the "land" side of Alaskan Way, under Alaskan Way Viaduct. Pier 57 is located just north of University Street. Pike Street Market is one and a half blocks north.
Website: http://www.fishermansrestaurantseattle.com/
Coastal Kitchen: A new menu and theme each time! No kidding!
This restaurant is incredibly unique in that in addition to it's set menu, it offers a new cuisine every few months. In the times I have dined there they have done Spanish, Moroccan, and Mexican. Currently their new theme is Argentinian and my friend said it was excellent! I can't wait to try this cuisine.
Not only does the menu change to offer regional delicacies from the themed country, but the decor of the restaurant changes to reflect this. For example, for the Spain theme the restaurant was decked out in bright colors, shawls, etc to evoke the feeling of being in Majorca. Truly a fun experience!!
Favorite Dish: My favorite dish is very unique, a great blend of flavors: SAINT ANDRE SCALLOPS
"Succulent grilled sea scallops cozied between a pair of delicate handmade crepes overflowing with green apples and butternut squash blanketed in a creamy chestnut veloute. "
I can't wait to try this new dish from their Argentinian menu: Joyas de la Playa
"Shrimp, scallops, mussels, clams and seasonal fin fish swim in aromatic peach scented stew with a cornucopia of root vegetables. "
Address: 429 15th Avenue E, Seattle
Directions: On 15th Ave E on the top of Capital Hill.
Phone: 206.322.1145
The Crab Pot: All about Seafoods
The Crab Pot" located both in Seattle downtown and in Bellevue. So what is Crab Pot??... it is a "hot" restuarant in the Pacific Northwest whose waterfront dining room features a nautical decor; a huge aqaurium filled with live dungeness crabs; and mountains of iced, fresh shellfish from local waters. The house specialty is the so called " Sea Feast" which comes in four variations and expect to have your silverware removed, butcher paper laid before you and a bib tied around your neck! We had a great time!
Favorite Dish: My favorite is the Sea feast and it was Deli!
Address: Various outlets and locations
Directions: Alaskan Way (Pier 57)
Lake Bellevue
Phone: 206-624-1890; 425-455-2244
Athenian Inn: Nothing Greek about it - just great seafood!
The Athenian Inn is a quitessential institution in Pike Place Market. Overlooking the Seattle harbour, this popular restaurant serves delicious seafood and other American dishes to tourists and locals alike. Long queues can be expected during lunch time. If you are lucky, you can get a seat by the window overlooking the harbour, but otherwise, be content to sit at the bar counter.
Favorite Dish: I had a great serving of Spanish style seafood - clams and sausages served in a tangy spicy sauce with rice. The fish and chips are also good - succulent and not too oily.
Address: 1517 Pike Place
Directions: At Pike Place Market
Alki Crab & Fish: My Favorite Casual Fish and Chips
I LOVE this place. The seafood is so fresh, clean tasting, and delicious, that I kept going back even though I was on vacation. Also, the setting is wonderfully casual, friendly and interesting (the view of Seattle is fabulous). My dog was welcome at the outside picnic tables and we had nice walks along the shore after eating.
Favorite Dish: My favorites (I HIGHLY recommend all) were scallops, oysters, prawns, and cod. Oh, and the chowder, I love that chowder.
Address: 1660 Harbor Ave SW
Directions: West SeattleAdd to your Trip Planner
totem house fish and chips: 47 years...still the best fish and chips anywhere!
My grandma Vanada first took me here when I was 5, 47 years later I'm still a happy camper. I've traveled all over the US and Canada. As well as Alaska,and Hawaii. Haven't found anyplace that can
touch them. Including Ivar's .( He was a personal friend of my Fathers). So do yourself a favor and
try the best in town. I know I could be biased ,after all I was born in Ballard.
Favorite Dish: Fish and chips. Lightest batter in town. Chips are homemade and less greasy than Dicks.
Address: Across from the locks.
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Manchester City offer €40m for Anji's Brazilian midfielder Willian [ESPN Brazil]
The fire-sale at Russian side Anji Makhachkala looks likely to see Premier League clubs attempt to pick up bargain basement signings and reports from Brazil suggest Manchester City are already looking to take advantage.
To recap, it's been a dramatic 48 hours for Anji as the club have begun the process of "reformatting" in which former Manchester United coach Rene Meulensteen was sacked after 16 days, the annual budget slashed to $50-70m, down from their previous outlay of $180m a season, and all their top players have been put up for sale.
Besides Samuel Eto'o (who is already attracting the interest of Chelsea and Arsenal) their best asset may well be 24-year-old Brazilian midfielder Willian.
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ESPN Brazil report that Manchester City made a 40 million euro bid for Willian, earlier this week, before it was announced that Anji would be getting rid of their biggest stars.
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FORT COLLINS, Colo. -- Colorado State University officials on Thursday said alcohol sales at its football stadium would be suspended until at least Feb. 1, but alcohol will still be served in premium club-level seats.
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University President Larry Penley halted alcohol sales at Hughes Stadium until a task force he created to examine alcohol issues among students releases its report, due early next year.
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The Freedom Technology Center, a new non-profit IT training and education facility in Mountain View, California, will open on Saturday, November 22nd, with a free one-day class on e-mail security, "Protecting E-mail Users from Viruses, Spam and Other Threats."
(Disclaimer: Linux Journal editor in chief Don Marti is a cofounder of the Freedom Technology Center.)
The second and third scheduled classes at the center cover the material for the Linux Professional Institute's LPI 101 and LPI 102 certification exams. The LPI 101 class is scheduled for December 1-5, and the LPI 102 class is scheduled for December 8-12.
The instructor for all three classes, Jim Dennis, has conducted Linux training for such firms as Motorola, SGI, Cadence, Wells Fargo, and DTT. He is the co-author of Linux System Administration (New Riders, 2000) and numerous magazine and Web articles. "If you spend one day covering the latest software and filtering approaches, you can really lock out the majority of spam and virus threats", Dennis said. "I cover what works and what doesn't."
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James Fallows argues that Jeffrey Goldberg's article in The Atlantic about the prospect of Israel attacking Iran is not actually an endorsement for such an attack, but that "the article hews to a strictly reportorial perspective: this is what the Israeli officials seem to think, this is how American officials might react, this is how Israeli officials might anticipate how the Americans might react, these are the Israeli voices of caution, here are the potential readings and mis-readings on each side."
Fallows adds that those who believe Goldberg is advocating for war are mainly responding to his byline rather than his argument. "If this new article had appeared under the byline of someone known to have opposed the previous war [against Iraq] and to be skeptical about the next one, I think the same material could be read in the opposite way — as a cautionary revelation of what the Netanyahu government might be preparing to do."
To which I'd reply, if the article had been written by anyone else I might agree. But Goldberg's past work as a dishonest advocate for the Iraq War and his long service in support of the Israeli military (literally for a time, when he served in the Israeli Defense Force) makes Fallows's argument harder to accept. Goldberg has never seen an Israeli military action that he didn't approve of. Can anyone honestly believe that Goldberg wouldn't support an Israeli attack on Iran in the event that it came to pass?
Goldberg's article in The Atlantic is more balanced than his Iraq war "reporting," which ranked with British propaganda from World War I about German soldiers bayoneting babies, but it's awfully sympathetic to the Israeli point of view. If Israel does attack Iran, its supporters will surely point to Goldberg's piece as evidence for why such a strike was necessary, just as President Bush cited Goldberg's work in making the case for war in Iraq.
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With the nation's first mad cow disease scare still fresh in people's minds, government and industry officials say they might reach a consensus on a computerized national livestock identification program — and fairly quickly find money to pay for it.
Agriculture Department Secretary Ann Veneman recently signaled a strong commitment to finish developing the program, which the department's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service has been developing for the past 18 months.
Despite some resistance within the livestock industry, cattlemen, dairy farmers and others have long seen the need for such a program. The USDA program would eventually track livestock, poultry and other food animals.
The USDA's plan is similar to Canada's mandatory system, under which every animal is tagged before it leaves the farm or ranch where it was born. U.S. animal health officials say that a system is needed here that lets officials act quickly — within 48 hours — to trace the origins and movements of a diseased animal. No such capacity exists today. Some of that livestock information is computerized; some of it is kept in shoeboxes.
Even before mad cow disease, other animal disease scares had convinced many government officials and industry groups that a computerized system for animal tracking was needed. "The foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in the United Kingdom made us all realize real fast that we needed to be able to trace animals very quickly because of the speed with which that disease moved," said Donna Gilson, a spokeswoman for the Wisconsin Agriculture Department.
Different livestock numbering systems have grown up in the past around specific animal diseases such as brucellosis, scrapie and tuberculosis. Some farms and ranches use several numbering systems at once, and those systems would have to be merged into a single system of unique ID numbers, USDA officials say. The department has proposed using the same numbering system that Canada uses.
Because of widespread agreement that a national system is needed, many groups are more optimistic that one can be created despite the technical difficulties, the concerns of producers and the cost. But producers must first find a way to overcome the shortcomings of the data entry technology that has been proposed for the system. That technology, which uses radio frequency transponders, has practical
"You get a hundred animals moving down a corral, individually reading each tag with radio frequency is not like reading a bar code off a package by the [parcel] delivery guy," said Neil Hammerschmidt, animal identification coordinator for the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service.
Despite its limitations, the use of radio technology is more efficient than reading numbers on a metal ear tag and copying those numbers manually into an electronic database, Hammerschmidt said. Canada plans to introduce radio frequency identification technology into its mandatory identification system early this year, he said.
Resistance to a national tracking program from some livestock producers has been an obstacle in the past, but that resistance has weakened. Producers are worried that more incidents like the mad cow scare could further harm the industry.
Before the mad cow incident, animal producers had "questions about sharing of data and who would have access to it," said Bob Ehart, animal and plant health safeguarding coordinator for the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture. "Those are probably still issues that need to be resolved. But they are not ones that will stand in the way of developing a program that can be implemented, and I think probably fairly soon."
In addition to overcoming producers' resistance, agriculture and industry officials say they still must find a way to pay for the system. In a preliminary report, the U.S. Animal Health Association recommended a public/private partnership to pay for the project's substantial cost. The association's members are state and federal agencies, universities and industry groups.
Cost remains a concern for cattle producers, said Michele Peterson, speaking for the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, a trade group. "The largest issue would be that our cattle producers remain profitable through the implementation of such a program."
One financing possibility is a direct appropriation from Congress. "No one has mentioned a dollar value, but the latest thing that we've seen coming out of USDA is that there will be funding available," Ehart said.
Creation of a national livestock identification program is by no means ensured until money can be found to pay for it. But livestock producers, states and consumer groups have a vested interest in establishing such a program. Most states recognize the need for a national program. Beginning this month, Wisconsin, for example, is looking for volunteers among dairy producers in the state to test its new animal identification system, which is based on the Canadian model. State officials are hoping the Wisconsin system will help accelerate adoption of a national system along lines that would satisfy both state and national needs.
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A national animal-tracking system based on radio frequency identification, or RFID, technology might work like this:
1. A newborn calf gets tagged in the ear with an RFID chip encoded with an ID number, which specifies where it was born.
2. The animal goes to market, where its chip is read and the data entered into the national database.
3. The animal goes to a slaughterhouse where, again, its RFID chip is read and that data is automatically entered into a national database.
4. If disease is found, the laboratory contacts animal health and food safety authorities, who can trace the origins of the animal back to its original farm.
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The Columbus Blue Jackets are like the kid that prepares like crazy for all his exams but sleeps in, misses the bus or can't remember where the test is being held.
For a fourth straight year, the new kids on the NHL block appeared to have taken the necessary steps to move beyond the "expansion" label and perhaps challenge for their first playoff berth only to see those plans implode.
The Blue Jackets acquired Stanley Cup-winning defenseman Darryl Sydor in what appeared to be a winner of a deal involving Dallas and Phoenix. They signed Todd Marchant, an Edmonton dressing room favorite coming off a career-best 60-point effort with the Oilers.
But as they have since a surprising 71-point turn in their first season, the Blue Jackets were beset by underachievement from top players, questionable coaching and just plain bad luck as they finished with 62 points, their worst showing yet.
A collection of top defensemen went down with serious injuries seemingly at the exact same moment early in the season. Veteran leaders Andrew Cassels and Geoff Sanderson both slumped. And the team failed to respond to sometimes acid-tongued Doug MacLean, who'd assumed both the general manager and coaching duties the previous season when he fired the Blue Jackets' first coach, Dave King.
MacLean fell on the coaching sword in late December, and interim coach (and fellow Prince Edward Islander) Gerard Gallant subsequently was named full-time coach by MacLean at the draft in June.
Once again, the Blue Jackets look to a new season with reason to believe that this will be their time. MacLean brought in ex-Carolina Hurricane Arturs Irbe to push young workhorse Marc Denis in net, and the team still boasts some of the best young talent in the game. Rick Nash finished tied for the league lead in goals as a sophomore with 41, and flashy Nikolai Zherdev had 34 points in 57 games after coming to Columbus under a veil of secrecy midway through the season.
The Blue Jackets are well stocked with potential, but given the restlessness of some of the game's best fans, the time for potential is past.
MacLean spoke recently with ESPN.com about the struggle to get the Blue Jackets out of the blocks and into the playoffs.
ESPN.com: How would you assess your team's performance last season?
MacLean: I think we went in with the idea that the playoffs were a possibility, especially after the Marchant signing and the Sydor trade. We felt pretty good about our whole group. We're on an unbelievable high to start the season, a 3-1 start, and then boom. In the space of about a week, we lost (Jaroslav) Spacek, (Duvie) Westcott, (Rostislav) Klesla and (Luke) Richardson. That's four of our top five defensemen. It devastated our team. It really affected our team and our confidence level.
Then you couple that with a subpar performance by some of our offensive guys, Sanderson, Cassels up front. It affected us as well. Sanderson was coming off a 34-goal season, and he had only four goals in December. And Cassels was coming off 68 points. It's no coincidence that the two played together for a lot of the season. I think the two were connected, the injuries on defense and the lack of scoring up front. Sandy missed all of training camp with a shoulder injury, and Cassels broke his ankle and missed a month.
These are not excuses. They're facts. There were so many positive things. Marchant didn't bring the points that we'd expected, but he's a solid two-way player and he helped the development of Nash, which I'd hoped he would do. And Zherdev. He had an unbelievable second half. The emergence of Aaron Johnson. Klesla didn't take the step I'd wanted, but injuries affected that. Vyborny with a third straight great season. Marc Denis continued to show improvement.
As tough as it was at the time, the Sydor trade could go down as a great deal for us, with (Alexander) Svitov being a 6-foot-4 potential power forward. Irbe is unbelievably keen. He's on a mission to reestablish himself. When we made the deal, Kevin Dineen said we'd just acquired the hardest-working Blue Jacket.
Marc Denis? He's 26, and he needs to be challenged more. Playing time will be dictated by performance. And I think they're both going to be challenged by Pascal LeClaire.
The Suchy deal we did not consider minor but the hockey world ignored.
It's been pretty well documented we have the best young hockey talent in the league. Now it's up to the guys we've brought in. If they can't do it, then I have to change them.
ESPN.com: How about the decision to stick with Gallant as your head coach?
MacLean: I interviewed all of the possible candidates. And they were all more polished and more experienced, but I wasn't convinced they were better coaches and I wasn't convinced that Gerard's up side wasn't better than all of them. I really felt comfortable with him. He knows what we're up against as a franchise. That coupled with the addition of Dean Blais from North Dakota as an assistant. That really made it happen. And with Gord Murphy, I think it's a great fit.
ESPN.com: Which player took the biggest strides in your estimation, had the biggest impact on your team?
MacLean: I think it was obviously Nash. He's got to become a better all-around player now. We had 28 one-goal losses last year, which included four or five empty-net goals at the end. He's prepared to take a step forward to becoming a more all-around guy. I'm not worried about his being a leader right now. He's such a character kid, and he's so well liked in our dressing room. That'll evolve.
ESPN.com: Which player needs to bounce back or take the biggest step forward if there is hockey?
MacLean: I would anticipate there are six or seven guys who are not happy with their season who are anticipating having better seasons. The veteran guys, of course, Spacek, Cassels, Richardson, Sanderson, (Tyler) Wright. Sanderson's got to get back. He had a bad year and still had 16 goals. Richardson's got to get back to being a nasty player. And Marc Denis, too. Why did Nashville take a step forward? Tomas Vokoun was a big part of that.
With all of our injuries, 213 man-games lost, it's hard to sometimes do a proper evaluation. But I think all of them are capable of being better. I think the guy we certainly need is Cassels because he's such a talented playmaker guy. He helps a lot of other guys' point production.
Richardson and Lachance have to have better years. Richardson lost two months. And in fairness to Spacek and Richardson, we played them way too much when they came back. To be fair to Sydor, that was the problem, too. Suchy will pick up some real good minutes there.
ESPN.com: Who is the top player in your system ready to play in the NHL right now?
MacLean: Dan Fritsche, Tim Jackman and Aaron Johnson and our first pick in the draft, Alexandre Picard, have a chance to make our hockey team. Picard is obviously a long shot. But they think he's got a shot to take after Bergeron, who is his best friend. Picard's said, if he can do it, so can I. We're hoping Picard is going to walk in and make our team. So I want to keep that flexibility.
ESPN.com: What is the top priority in improving the organization?
MacLean: We need a 50-goal swing. Obviously our goals-for was low because of the loss of key guys' production. I think it's a challenge, but I think the potential is certainly there. Zherdev would have been a runaway rookie of the year leader if he'd been here all year. Who knows what he's going to be for us as a right-hander on a struggling power play? I think there's great potential there. The goals against, we've got to play a more complete game.
ESPN.com: What was your favorite moment from last season?
MacLean: Nash would really be the highlight for me. Just watching him emerge, and it came from Game 1. The way he handled the challenge of being the leading scorer in the league from coast to coast.
ESPN.com: Least favorite moment?
MacLean: It was a seven-day period where we lost the four defensemen.
ESPN.com: What activity, destination or hobby will take you furthest from hockey this offseason?
MacLean: I've got some time at my cottage in Canada. I love boating. Prince Edward Island. It's great to be up there. There's not much time for that, but it's better than working.
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