Long before there was John Scott, Vancouver Canuck Rory Fitzpatrick was the first fan driven attempt to elevate a blue collar hero to all star status.
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This week in history, we said goodbye to the Russian Rocket. He was the most exciting player I ever saw. And he was the best Vancouver Canuck of all-time.
Mike Duco only scored two points as an NHL player. But his story is a common story, uncommonly told in professional hockey media.
On January 2, 1998 the Vancouver Canucks traded beloved No. 1 goalie Kirk McLean. This was the end of an era. The 1994 Stanley Cup team was dismantled.
Vancouver Canucks goalie of the future Thatcher Demko is showing signs of greatness. The fans are happier than anyone. In a letter, Gerald Morton explains.
Daniel Sedin and Henrik Sedin might not be the ideal hockey players of my youth. But, I love them all the same. They are the best of the Vancouver Canucks.
Stop me if you've heard this before, but the ability of the second and third lines to score will determine the trajectory of the Vancouver Canucks season.
Thatcher Demko is the heir apparent to the Vancouver Canucks' goal. He is the next one and will have a great NHL career. But how good is he, right now?
Michael Garteig has always been a second-rate prospect. And he has always succeeded. Can he repeat this trend with Vancouver Canucks?
A Vancouver Canucks How-To Guide for Fans - Part 3 - The Parenting Edition. How do I, as a new parent again, reconcile loving my children and my team?
John Scott's story resonates for reasons beyond the obvious. Scott reminds us that overcoming obstacles is a dying dream for blue collar hockey players.
Being a Vancouver Canucks fan ain't easy. But I made the decision early, and here is how I deal with it.