The Canucks have 3 straight losses – two of which came from the league’s worst team in the Arizona Coyotes. It wasn’t a good week, so who deserves to be No. 1?

1. Jacob Markstrom

Sunday night’s game was uneventful, but Markstrom was as good as he could’ve been. Plus, he’s sporting a brand new equipment setup that looks pretty sweet!

2. Brendan Leipsic

He has 6 points in 6 games since being traded to the Canucks. Fine by me! The speed and the energy he brings is noticeable and it appears Jim Benning made a good trade!

First career OT goal for @19LEIP AND IT'S A BEAUTY! 🔥🙌 @EASPORTSNHL pic.twitter.com/9dtK5wA3Kt

— Vancouver Canucks (@Canucks) March 6, 2018

3. Erik Gudbranson

He made two really good plays in the same shift on Sunday to break up two separate Coyotes offensive rushes.

Gudbranson dives to break up a Coyotes rush and Markstrom was PUMPED 👊👊👊 pic.twitter.com/l9vg5yI6WB

— CanucksArmy (@CanucksArmy) March 12, 2018

4. Nic Dowd

For staying positive!

That game day feeling! 👍😊 pic.twitter.com/gJ4tyT7NM5

— Vancouver Canucks (@Canucks) March 11, 2018

5. Jussi Jokinen

He scored in back-to-back games and nobody expected that.

You've got to be Jokinnen! Jussi Jokinnen scores to tie the game at 1 🚨 pic.twitter.com/T8piHD8RjR

— CanucksArmy (@CanucksArmy) March 8, 2018

6. Henrik Sedin

Despite his stardom in Vancouver, he’s still a dad doing dad things.

Dads gonna dad! Henrik Sedin and his son, Harry, share a moment before joining the @Canucks on ice! pic.twitter.com/G6pC7GyjXD

— NHLPA (@NHLPA) March 6, 2018

7. Daniel Sedin

For this crazy (although very Sedin) stat:

Did You Know? Daniel Sedin has scored more goals in the last 3 games (3) than Henrik Sedin has scored all season (2).

— Sportsnet Stats (@SNstats) March 5, 2018

8. Derrick Pouliot

For being a regular person and chuckling during the Canadian national anthem in Arizona.

Derek Pouliot thinks the Canadian anthem is bumpin' 🇨🇦 pic.twitter.com/HmepagvI9J

— CanucksArmy (@CanucksArmy) March 12, 2018

9. Troy Stecher, Michael Del Zotto, Chris Tanev

For keeping the “friends before teammates” saying alive.

Stecher, Del Zotto and Tanev went to the hospital after game to be with Boeser, stayed with him til 2am and then took him home. #Teammates

— JAY JANOWER (@DOUBLEJGLOBALBC) March 6, 2018

Stecher also contacted Brock’s Mom to keep her informed of injury situation. Quality young guys on this team, lot of stuff u don’t see/hear

— JAY JANOWER (@DOUBLEJGLOBALBC) March 6, 2018

10. Alex Biega

For this weird but clever conspiracy:

Weird theory for which I have no real evidence: what if Alex Biega's two Red Bulls before a game habit is what makes him so effective after a long stint in the press box, but not effective long term? #Canucks

— Daniel Wagner (@passittobulis) March 7, 2018

11. Jake Virtanen

For feeding off of Biega’s Red Bulls and putting up some solid games this week.

Jake Virtanen getting ready to fly on that Red Bull tonight pic.twitter.com/YlWtwv4sPX

— Wyatt Arndt (@TheStanchion) March 7, 2018

12. Darren Archibald

He scored a nice goal on a penalty shot.

Archie ties the game on a penalty shot!! 🚨🚨 pic.twitter.com/q1ZS1SAmDo

— CanucksArmy (@CanucksArmy) March 6, 2018

13. Sam Gagner

He had 2 assists in 3 games.

14. Ben Hutton and Nikolay Goldobin

They were healthy scratch buddies this week.

Looks like Goldobin and Hutton are out tonight. Biega and Dowd in. Nilsson starts. #Canucks

— Irfaan Gaffar (@sportsnetirf) March 9, 2018

15. Bo Horvat

He got hit in the head with a puck.

Sunday, bloody Sunday. Horvat takes a puck to the head and is off for repairs. 🤕 pic.twitter.com/RVnIk54M9X

— Vancouver Canucks (@Canucks) March 12, 2018

16. Anders Nilsson

He posted a 0.886 GAA on Friday vs. Minnesota.

17. Chris Tanev

He’s almost ready to return, but he’s technically still injured.

Tanev skating today in Arizona but hearing he could still be a week to 10 away from playing. #Canucks

— Rick Dhaliwal (@DhaliwalSports) March 11, 2018

18. Sven Baertschi, Loui Eriksson, Markus Granlund, and Brendan Gaunce

You know why.