It is no secret that CapFriendly is now down, and will be for good. When you visit the site, all you see is the following message, But don’t fret. There is a new guy on the block, and that new guy has been there since June 2018. That new guy is PuckPedia. What is PuckPedia you ask? How Did it All Start? But we dug deeper than simply looking at … Read More
Checked Out Since the Canucks Were Eliminated? Here’s What You Missed
It can be hard to keep watching when your team is eliminated from the playoffs. You watch them through thick and thin, community is forged, memories are made, and then just like that, it’s gone. The world keeps spinning, playoff hockey keeps happening as if your team was never there, and it can be hard to keep watching. If this sounds like your experience then this article is for you. … Read More
Canucks Cancel Playoff Towels in Favour of Playoff Washcloths
Early monday morning, the Canucks made a massive announcement. Team executives stated that due to the costs related to inflation and in an effort to maximize playoff revenues lost over the years, they will not be supplying playoff towels to fans during playoff games this year. Instead, they will be giving each lucky fan a playoff washcloth at 1/4 the scale of a traditional playoff towel. Times are tough out … Read More
Exclusive: We Talked With Force of The Green Men After Their Triumphant Return
On Saturday night, the Vancouver Canucks hosted the Boston Bruins for a heavyweight bout that would determine the number one team in the NHL. If the Bruins won, they would remain atop the standings, and if the Canucks won, they would take back the top spot once again. Canucks fans were in for quite a treat, however, and no one saw it coming. 14:48 into the first period, James van … Read More
Top 5 Remaining Regular Season Canucks Games That Can’t Be Missed
Yes, the Vancouver Canucks might be world-beaters and looking to be on a rocket ship headed straight for the moon. But unfortunately, take off isn’t until April when the playoffs start and, there are still a few months of regular season play left to transpire. Although the Canucks are in a solid spot leading the NHL, that doesn’t mean that every game until they reach Lord Stanley’s race is going … Read More
Four New Year’s Resolutions for the Vancouver Canucks
It’s that time of year again, although the NHL season is only nearing its halfway mark, the calendar year is finally coming to a close. A well-known tradition around this time of year is the creation of New Year’s resolutions for the year ahead. A list of resolutions usually includes such things as working out more, reading more books, not polishing off an entire sleeve of Oreos in one sitting, … Read More
Welcome the Fair Weather Canucks Fans
The Canucks have played a total of 32 games so far this season, just under 40% of their total scheduled games over the 2023-24 campaign. Although this team isn’t even at the halfway mark on the year, anyone who’s watched the club over the past few years knows that this start feels different. It’s not just the wins that are adding up but more how those wins have been earned … Read More
Horseshoes, Hand Grenades and Moral Victories: Close is No Longer Good Enough, and That is Good.
It is no secret that the Vancouver Canucks have taken a huge step forward this year, and it was a step no one expected. The Canucks are firmly in second place in the Pacific Division in the middle of December. While most of us expected the Canucks to take a step forward with a full season of Rich Tocchet at the helm, we expected a wildcard birth at best, not … Read More
The Best Around, a Freeze Frame on the Canucks’ Dominant Status in the NHL
It’s hard to believe where this Canucks team has found themselves so far this season, even despite their weaker performance against Calgary on Thursday night. However, after the team’s overtime win against their former captain on Wednesday night, the Canucks, who were already near the top of the league in a number of categories, reached even further heights. The Canucks Near the Top the League Currently, the Vancouver Canucks sit … Read More
Road Trip Wrap-Up: Making the Best of an Eastern Swing
The Canucks wrapped up a three-game road trip through Eastern Canada on Sunday night in a 5-2 game against the Montreal Canadiens after playing the Ottawa Senators on Thursday and the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday. An Eastern road trip usually poses a challenge for the Canucks simply due to travel, but the Canucks took a total of four points from a possible six. Interestingly enough, all three games ended … Read More