Train of Thought: Fighting Has No Rules

Trent LeithTrain of Thought

Welcome to Train of Thought, a series that, instead of diving deep into one topic, touches on several. This edition has thoughts on the Forbort/Trenin fight, Demko’s absence, and making a case for keeping Suter over Boeser. Fighting has no rules We all know Derek Forbot had his orbital bone broken by a cheap shot from Yakov Trenin on Saturday night. Forbort was left on the ice, clutching his face … Read More

Thoughts on Demko, Boeser and Tocchet

Trent LeithTrain of Thought

I doubt anyone has noticed beyond Brayden and Reid, who are the other two guys who run the site, but I have not been writing much. First of all, big ups to those two for churning out content while I was not. There has been a lot going on in life lately, and I have had some writing burnout. But I want to get back into the swing of things! … Read More

Canucks Weekly Fares: Trading Wins All Week

Trent LeithCanucks Weekly Fares, Train of Thought

Struggles In Game Four Game four for the Canucks was a struggle in Edmonton. Hot off of their 4-3 victory in their first game at Rogers Place, the Canucks failed to develop much offence for the bulk of the game. Vancouver was outshot 30 to 21 by the time everything was said and done, with perhaps the only silver lining being that Vancouver played a strong physical game having outmuscled … Read More

Train of Thought: What a Playoff Run Means to These Canucks Fans

Brayden FenglerTrain of Thought

This Canucks team and Canucks fans have been through a lot this season. From year to year this team went from significantly missing the playoffs to becoming one of the best teams in the NHL. It’s been a meteoric rise to contention that has brought with it mixed feelings of excitement, nerves, and anticipation. The Canucks are entering the playoffs this year after a full 82-game season for the first … Read More

Train of Thought: Remembering John Garrett’s Time in Colour

Brayden FenglerTrain of Thought

The Canucks Will Never Sound the Same Again John Garrett has lived a full life, and believe it or not, it hasn’t all been spent providing punny insights and jovial analysis in the broadcast booth for the Vancouver Canucks. Before Cheech was Cheech on the mic, he was Cheech on the ice. John played as a goaltender and was drafted into the NHL by the St. Louis Blues in 1971. … Read More