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

Canucks Best Predators in Six Games, Round 1 Series Recap

Brayden FenglerPlayoffs

Despite only allowing Nashville two wins, and at one point being up 3-1 over the Predators in the series it still never looked easy for the Canucks. Game one was decisive, game three was a narrow win and game four really should have gone Nashville’s way right up until the very end. Then of course game six was really anyone’s game until the dying minutes. However, the past is the … Read More

What the Canucks’ Past and Present All-Star Representatives Says About the Team

Brayden FenglerAll Star Weekend

Without a shadow of a doubt, this is the Canucks most deserving year in terms of representation at the All-Star game. Gone are the days of Vancouver being a bottom-feeder team sending their lone highlight player. Now they are in a position where the majority of their top talent will be present in Toronto. This is a very new situation for the Canucks. Quinn Hughes was automatically selected by the … Read More

Cards On The Table, The Canucks Should Go All In

Trent LeithPlayoffs

One year ago, Brock Boeser had asked for a trade out of Vancouver, rumours swirled about whether Miller was going to be traded or not, and the Canucks were closer to winning the draft lottery than anything else. But today, the Canucks are considered contenders, and many people see the Canucks as having a serious chance at a Stanley Cup. The Canucks had won 27 games at the halfway mark … Read More

The Best Around, a Freeze Frame on the Canucks’ Dominant Status in the NHL

Brayden FenglerGeneral

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

The Canucks Are Good, and You Should Feel Good About It

Brayden FenglerGeneral

The Vancouver Canucks have crossed into double digits in terms of games played, with their tenth game and seventh win of the season coming Thursday night against a last-place San Jose Sharks team. With that win the Canucks are now sitting 5th in the entire NHL, and 2nd in the Pacific Division, only behind the league-leading Vegas Golden Knights who have played one more game. The Canucks haven’t been in … Read More

Canucks Weekly Fares: Week 3 Recap

Trent LeithCanucks Weekly Fares

Game 6: October 24th vs. The Nashville Predators The Canucks took the ice for the first time this past week on Tuesday. Vancouver, along with every other team in the NHL played a game during what was being dubbed a “Frozen Frenzy” by ESPN. The American sports network took a page out of its football coverage playbook, copying the Red Zone format by jumping around between all 16 games in … Read More

Brock Boeser, A Deserved and Exceptional Start to the Season

Brayden FenglerPlayers

Fewer players in the NHL deserved to have as good of a start to this season as Brock Boeser. Boeser came out of the gate swinging, scoring four goals in the Canucks’ first game of the season. Since Boeser’s display on opening night, his individual production and value to the team have remained at a high level. Can Boeser leverage this fantastic start to the year and turn it into … Read More

Canucks Weekly Fares: Week 2 Recap

Brayden FenglerCanucks Weekly Fares

Game 3: October 17th vs. The Philadelphia Flyers The Canucks started their week Tuesday against the Philadelphia Flyers in the Flyers home opener. After opening the season with two wins against the Oilers, the Canucks were looking to keep the winning streak alive now that they were facing a team expected to land further down the standings than both the Oilers and the Canucks. Even though the Canucks won their … Read More

How are we feeling about the Vancouver Canucks?

Brayden FenglerPreseason

Over two weeks ago, before Young Stars, before Training Camp, before the horrific ten-nothing loss to the Calgary Flames during the Canuck’s first exhibition game, we put out a poll on our Twitter X account. Now, we’re not operating under any delusion that this poll has the sample size to make it significant, and overlly meaningful. Nevertheless, it serves as an interesting snippet from one moment in time regarding a … Read More