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Canucks notebook: COVID, management rumours, return of the skate?

ByJoshua Rey|
Dec 16, 2021; San Jose, California, USA; Vancouver Canucks center J.T. Miller (9), defenseman Quinn Hughes (43), defenseman Tyler Myers (57) and left wing Tanner Pearson (70) celebrate after a goal during the third period against the San Jose Sharksat SAP Center at San Jose. Mandatory Credit: Neville E. Guard-USA TODAY Sports
Dec 16, 2021; San Jose, California, USA; Vancouver Canucks center J.T. Miller (9), defenseman Quinn Hughes (43), defenseman Tyler Myers (57) and left wing Tanner Pearson (70) celebrate after a goal during the third period against the San Jose Sharksat SAP Center at San Jose. Mandatory Credit: Neville E. Guard-USA TODAY Sports
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VANCOUVER, BC – NOVEMBER 16: Quinn Hughes #43 of the Vancouver Canucks skates with the puck during the pre-game warm up prior to NHL action against the Colorado Avalanche at Rogers Arena on November 16, 2019 in Vancouver, Canada. (Photo by Rich Lam/Getty Images)
VANCOUVER, BC – NOVEMBER 16: Quinn Hughes #43 of the Vancouver Canucks skates with the puck during the pre-game warm up prior to NHL action against the Colorado Avalanche at Rogers Arena on November 16, 2019 in Vancouver, Canada. (Photo by Rich Lam/Getty Images)

Could the flying skate come back?

The flying skate jersey is loved by Canucks fans and it looks like it could potentially come back this season.

Thatcher Demko was seen wearing retro gear during Monday’s practice.

According to Drance, it looks like the flying skate could come back in 2022.

Horvat is a big fan of the skate.

“I love those. Love the skate. Loved his gear too. Thatch said it’s a mock-up of Kirk McLean’s, an exact replica of his gear,” he said per Drance.

Rob Williams of Daily Hive wrote about the skate potentially coming back in October.

For now, it looks like the Canucks won’t be playing any games until December 27 when the Seattle Kraken make their first official visit to Rogers Arena.

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