You’re right - Wilson would bring in quite the haul.

We are already feeling the pain of high-priced contracts for underperforming over-the-hump players - Justin K. Tom Wilson is often referred to as the future captain but I can’t help but question whether or not he should be used as a trade piece to kickstart the “retool.” He is almost 30 and plays an extremely physical style of play that won’t exactly extend his career, if not shorten it. What I’m wondering is this: As a key piece of that championship team, will Backstrom be afforded the opportunity to train all offseason and then see where he’s at heath-wise come training camp, or will a decision about his future be made for him this summer because the Caps can’t wait? The Caps are a loyal organization, particularly when it comes to the people whose names are etched into the Stanley Cup. The part that really stood out to me was MacLellan acknowledging he’s not sure how much Backstrom’s resurfaced hip will improve, even with a good offseason. From the sound of things, though, Beagle has a bit more up his sleeve.That did not go unnoticed, obviously. Beagle, now 83, is already back in the swing of things, authoring The Way Home: Two Novellas from the World of The Last Unicorn, which is currently scheduled for release on Apfrom Penguin Publishing Group. Following a years-long court battle in which Beagle accused Cochran of financial elder abuse, the author finally regained the creative rights to The Last Unicorn in 2021. Beagle previously lost the rights to the intellectual property to his manager, Connor Cochran, who also had control over Beagle's finances. The Last Unicorn has notoriously been the subject of legal issues. A six-issue comic book adaptation of Beagle's 1968 novel launched from IDW Publishing in 2010, adapted by Peter B. Beagle eventually authored Two Hearts, a 2005 novella that serves as a coda to The Last Unicorn. and Jules Bass, premiering in theaters on Nov.

Beagle himself penned the screenplay for ITC's animated film adaptation, which was directed by Arthur Rankin Jr.

At the Last Unicorn!īeagle's The Last Unicorn was originally published by Viking Press in 1968, when the author was in his late 20s.

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