“It’s Just the Way We’re Playing Right Now”
There’s a pattern creeping into the Vancouver Canucks’ game right now, but it’s up to you to decide if it’s a favorable one or not. There’s an old sports adage “Defense…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
Sharks Outlast Tired Orcas
With revenge on their collective minds, the refreshed San Jose Sharks took advantage of their New Year’s break and handed the Vancouver Canucks a 3-2 shootout loss. Five days previous, the Canucks…Read More
Canucks Likely to Re-Sign Schneids
Somewhat fueled by the media (yes, I recognize that includes The Canuck Way in a watered down sense), much of the buzz around Vancouver this season has been the ‘goalie controversy’, and who…Read More
The Ex-Canuck Factor: Dan Cloutier
Today I am going to be starting The Ex-Canuck Factor segment where weekly I will talk about one former…Read More
Why Luongo Or Schneider Should Be Traded Before Trade Deadline
A few days ago, The Canuck Way writer Balraj wrote about how Roberto Luongo and Corey Schneider will…Read More
All I Want For Christmas Is Shea Weber In Vancouver
Every NHL fan has thought about their dream player on their favourite NHL team. You may love your current…Read More
Why Luongo & Schneider Are Safe Until Draft
Following his melt down in the Stanley Cup Finals, Roberto Luongo has lost the support of many Canucks…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…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 Schneider who has been outplaying the 2011 Vezina trophy nominee Roberto Luongo. Saturday night Schneider…Read More
Heavily Scrutinized
In the latest development in the Roberto Luongo ‘fish-bowl’ scenario, the Edmonton Oilers top line chased the much maligned goaltender with 3 goals on 14 shots. For the first time in 5 tries,…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 Stanley Cup? Apparently, “minor tweaks” and “status quo” are the buzz words…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 left to be experienced. That emotion will be strong, perhaps extreme. Rather than examine all…Read More
Unfamiliar Territory
The Vancouver Canucks, fresh from their support at YVR International airport, are in a position that no team in their 40 year history has ventured before. Leading the Stanley Cup Finals 3 games to 2,…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
Orca, Sharks and Octopi
With the Vancouver Canucks advancing to the Conference finals for the third time in franchise history, the debate is on: Who would they rather face, the Detroit Red Wings or San Jose Sharks? Of course,…Read More
Canucks Look To Close Out Predators
The Eastern Conference Finals match-up is already set with both the Boston Bruins and the Tampa Bay Lighting sweeping their match-ups against the Philadelphia Flyers and Washington Capitals, respectively. Tonight…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











