It’s a Bummer to Be a Canucks Fan Right Now

Brayden FenglerGeneral

I don’t believe there is a sane Canucks fan alive that would say that their excitement for this team is higher than it was this time last year, or even at the start of the season. Back in October, the Canucks were entering what looked to be their second consecutive season of being serious contenders, after coming off of what was their first meaningful playoff effort since the 2012-13 season. … Read More

If It’s Pettersson or Miller, Pettersson Wins

Brayden FenglerPlayers, Uncategorized

The Elias Pettersson and J.T. Miller topic feels at this point both feels, old hat and something that we still don’t know enough about. What is clear, as much as both Miller and Pettersson have danced around the topic when directly asked in interviews, is that not everything is rosy with their relationship. Elias Pettersson on any potential rift with J.T. Miller: "I don't know why people are still trying … Read More

Pettersson Has Improved, but Progress Is Not Always Linear

Brayden FenglerPlayers

Elias Pettersson started this 2024-25 campaign off slow to say the least. He continued this trend over from last season, a trend many fans hoped he would buck during the summer. But without any rash actions from the Canucks and by Pettersson just trying to focus on what matters, he has been able to ramp up his production slowly but surely. He isn’t bringing the house down with his numbers … Read More

Is It Time to Move On From Nils Höglander?

Brayden FenglerPlayers

The Canucks on the whole have had a troubled but respectable start to the season. However not all Canucks players who have laced up for all 24 games have been instrumental in getting the team where they are in this campaign. Much ink has been spilt about Elias Pettersson and his ghostly presence through most of October and into November. However, Pettersson has stepped up over recent games, making larger … Read More

A Quarter Through the Season, How Are the Canucks Doing Compared to the Rest of the West?

Brayden FenglerGeneral

The Canucks have played 21 games so far this year, which puts them over the 25% completion threshold for the 20242-25 NHL season. The Canucks have a 11-7-3 record placing them at 3rd in the Pacific, 6th in their conference and 11th across the league, at the time of this article going out of Wednesday evening. The big picture is that the Canucks have done well considering the significant personnel … Read More

List of Active Vancouver Canucks Podcasts for the 2024/25 NHL Season

Brayden FenglerGeneral

Last year at the start of the Canucks season I published a version of this article containing at the time, a list of all the currently active Canucks podcasts. The goal was always to update this article every year, to give Canucks fans both new and old a place online to easily find contemporary podcasts about the Canucks! With the 2024-25 Canucks season now fully underway, we are here again … Read More

The Canucks Have A Defensive Disaster Looming

Brayden FenglerDefence

The Vancouver Canucks faced off against the Calgary Flames last night in their first game of the season. Although the Canucks had a strong initial showing with four goals in the first period alone, they could not keep up the pace against Calgary and suffered a 5-4 overtime loss to the Flames. During this contest, the Canucks were missing their starting goalie Thatcher Demko, who is still on a recovery … Read More

Nils Höglander’s Fifth Season as a Canuck, How Does He Fit In?

Brayden FenglerPlayers

Nils Höglander is 23 years old, is turning 24 before the end of the calendar year, and the Swedish-born player is about to begin his 5th season as a Vancouver Canuck. This Canucks team has improved drastically since Höglander’s initial season with the team starting back in 2020. But now that the club has grown in a positive direction with and around Höglander, does he still have a place on … Read More

Key Dates From the Canucks 2024-25 Schedule

Trent LeithGeneral

The Canucks are entering their 54th season and are still searching for their first Stanley Cup. As we wait to watch the Canucks in regular season action, here are some key dates and takeaways from the 2024-25 schedule.