Knocking Out Stars
As Vancouver Canucks fans nervously await a diagnosis on Daniel Sedin, post-Duncan Keith elbow, they got a small measure of good news Thursday night. All the talk in Vancouver over the past 48 hours has…Read More
New Lines, Mixed Results
With a dozen games left in the Vancouver Canucks’ regular season schedule, it’s more about rediscovering past form than ‘fine tuning’ for the playoffs. During the time of year where…Read More
Wearing Down?
With fifteen games remaining in the regular season schedule, the argument could be made that the Sedin twins and the Vancouver Canucks are suffering a mild case of exhaustion. There’s a reason why…Read More
Secondary Scoring: Cutting Slack for the Sedins
A day after Henrik Sedin admitted that their effort against the Florida Panthers “wasn’t good enough”, the Tampa Bay Lightning were able to hold the Sedin line to a single point, and…Read More
Canucks Dominate The Flames 5-1 With The Return Of Mason Raymond
Roberto Luongo got the start against the Calgary Flames after a poor goaltending performance against the Nashville Predators from both himself and Cory Schneider. Flames’ back up Henrik Karlsson also…Read More
Is Burrows’ Success Dependent On The Sedins’ Abilities?
It was, no doubt, surprising to see Alex Burrows goal totals jump from 12 during the 2007/2008 season…Read More
Goaltending Controversy In Vancouver: Cory Schneider Or Roberto Luongo?
The Vancouver Canucks now find themselves in quite a dilemma due the outstanding goaltending by Cory…Read More
GM of The Year Will Be Busy
With the Philadelphia Flyers just completing several blockbuster deals, it’s apparent that today’s…Read More
Status Quo Summer
What moves does a General Manager make during the offseason to a team that was one win away from the…Read More
One Last Emotion Left
One game remains before the light goes out on the 2011 season for the Vancouver Canucks, with one emotion…Read More
Home: Where The Victories Are
After jumping out to an early 2-0 series lead on home ice, the Vancouver Canucks return to Vancouver tied after a two game Beantown beating. It just never comes ‘easy’ for the Vancouver Canucks.…Read More
Why They Are Here: Part I
As Canucks fans continue to live in the here and now, digesting every morsel of Vancouver playoff hockey, it’s easy to forget the stepping stones that brought them this far. So often in professional…Read More
Kesler Playing Like A Conn Smythe Candidate
While some people, myself included, had been getting on Ryan Kesler and the Sedin twins for not scoring, a funny thing happened. Both Henrik and Kesler got a goal but Henrik’s was an empty netter. Kesler,…Read More
Kesler Bites Back
After infamously being dubbed “the best player to not yet score in the NHL playoffs”, Ryan Kesler scores twice in the Canucks 3-2 overtime win in Nashville. One year ago, during their playoff…Read More
A Strong Foundation
Another NHL award has named its finalists today and this time the finalists includes two Canucks. The 2011 Foundation Award might not have anything to do with the play on the ice of the four nominees but…Read More
Game Of Their Lives
No matter how they got here, or what direction they want to take in the future, the Vancouver Canucks are literally playing the most important game of their lives. Only three times in history has an NHL…Read More
Canuck Individual Awards
With two games remaining in the 2010/11 regular season, it’s time to show some love for individual achievements within the teams’ structure. Disclaimer: These are NOT official releases; the…Read More
Presidents’, Sweet!
The 2010-11 Vancouver Canucks have reached regular season heights never before witnessed in the franchise’s 40 year history. With their 3-1 victory over the visiting Los Angeles Kings, combined…Read More
The NHL Avs and Av Nots
Vancouver and Colorado may have started the season both atop the Western Conference standings, but my, how things have changed. The Vancouver Canucks enter tonights match-up with the Avalanche with 101…Read More
Six of One, Half-Dozen the Other
Over the last twelve games, the Vancouver Canucks have managed to alternate wins and losses evenly. In what has to be the strangest stetch of hockey in recent memory, the Canucks have hit a bit of a scoring…Read More









