Tuesday, May 22nd, 2012

With the recent struggles of the Vancouver Canucks, the whole city is abuzz with a mild form of ‘controlled’ panic. Many fans and media alike are asking the same question, “What is the matter with the Vancouver Canucks?” Why are they not playing like the team we have been used to seeing dominate over the [...]

One day after losing 7-2 to the sadsack Calgary Flames, the Chicago Blackhawks did the long walk of shame into Vancouver, shook themselves out of whatever funk had let them poop out that stinker at the Saddledome, and thoroughly trounced the Vancouver Canucks 7-1. The Canucks, one day after that embarrassing loss, got right back [...]

by Jason Kurylo The Vancouver Canucks cancelled their morning skate this Remembrance Day, instead hitting the National War Memorial in Ottawa to honour war veterans. It was a classy move by the organization, one that generated positive press across Canada and positive karma inside Scotiabank Place. The Canucks bounced back from their lacklustre effort in [...]

The good news – it was a night of firsts The Vancouver Canucks won their fourth consecutive game in Edmonton on Tuesday night, beating the young Oilers 4-3. With the win – the team’s first on the road so far this season – the Canucks have risen to the top of the Northwest Division with [...]

By Jason Kurylo: A few thoughts on Tuesday’s 4-3 OT win over the Colorado Avalanche: Secondary scoring has officially started to chip in. Last night’s goal scorers: Ryan Kesler, Mason Raymond, Peter Schaefer and Jeff Tambellini. Although, come to think of it, can you call JT secondary scoring when he’s skating with the Sedins? The Canucks [...]