The Canucks, as has been reported in The Province, haven't been close enough to a trade to ask Luongo whether he'd waive his no-trade. But there have been suggestions he refused to waive his no-trade to go to Toronto.
"To be honest, I haven't had much contact with Mike (Gillis)," Luongo said. "He keeps me updated once in a while. Im sure once something is close to happening, that's when I'll have to make a decision.
"But for right now, honestly, I haven't made any decisions whatsoever."
He admitted what everyone knows — he'd go to Florida. He said there's a few teams he's willing to looking at and danced around a question about the Chicago Blackhawks, sounding aroused with the idea.
"I like that song, it's catchy," Luongo quipped when asked about Chelsea Dagger. "I heard it seven times in one game."
"There are a lot of cities that are great to play in and Chicago is definitely one of them," Luongo said. "But I think you've got to realize that it works both ways. There's not only me involved in this decision, there's also a question if the Blackhawks would be interested and if the team (Canucks) would be interested in trading me there and if I'd be willing to go there. It's more than just me that has to decide where I want to go."