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Vancouver Canucks: The Glory That Is Rick Rypien
You need many different types of hockey players on a team for it to be good. Of course, you need some guys who can put the puck in the net. You need forwards that can check the other team’s best players. You need an at least decent goalie, and you need both [...]
Vancouver Canucks: The Curse Of The Trap Game
As Vancouver Canucks fans, we’re all familiar with the problem this team usually has: playing down to the level of the competition. I can’t count how many bad teams that the Canucks have just barely beaten, including the Maple Leafs earlier this season. It’s a quality that no Canucks team, no matter [...]
Canucks Score Two Big Wins
The last couple of back-to-back games, the Vancouver Canucks have looked horribly tired and out of sync in the second game. Many people were thinking that something needed to be done to right the Canucks’ ship from the “mediocre” play they have given the fans over the last little while (and yes, those quotes [...]
Vancouver Canucks: Why Is Everybody Panicking?
I read a couple of Canucks discussion boards, and one of them has a discussion that was started after Sunday’s 4-2 loss to San Jose, wondering when GM Mike Gillis will have to stop being patient and actually address some “issues” with the current Canucks line-up. I’ve avoided most Canucks talk since Sunday, as [...]
Canucks Blast Tired Avs With 5-2 Win
It took a full period for the rust of a six-day rest to be filed off of the Vancouver Canucks Friday night, but when it was gone, what was left was gleaming. The Colorado Avalanche, playing their third game in four nights, jumped out to an early 2-0 lead while the Canucks found their [...]
Uh Oh. Did the Canucks Jump the Flu Line?
According to the Vancouver Sun (and quite a few other Canadian media outlets), it appears that some members of the Vancouver Canucks jumped the queue for the H1N1 flu vaccine, getting it last Sunday or Monday. After all of the controversy that the Calgary Flames went through last month regarding getting flu vaccines at [...]
Henrik Sedin - More Than Just A Twin
When Daniel Sedin went down with a broken foot in Game 4 of this 2009-10 NHL season, many people wondered what would happen to his brother Henrik. After all, they’ve played hockey together all of their lives. There have been a few times where they have been split up, but not many. [...]
Vancouver Canucks: Should Kyle Wellwood Be Replaced When Daniel Sedin Comes Back?
Kyle Wellwood has not had a good first quarter of the season this year for the Vancouver Canucks. He has one assist in seventeen games this season, only seventeen shots on net and has looked lost out there. While there is something to be said for the fact that coach Alain Vigneault has [...]
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