Montreal Canadiens hire former Canuck Alex Burrows to coaching staff
The Montreal Canadiens have hired former Vancouver Canucks forward Alex Burrows to their coaching staff.
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Assessing Nils Hoglander’s Calder Trophy finalist chances
Nils Hoglander’s emergence as a staple in the Vancouver Canucks’ top-six has been a welcome surprise in a hockey market grasping at straws for positives nearly halfway into the season. After a run of Calder Trophy finalists in Boeser, Pettersson, and Hughes over three consecutive years, the Canucks’ rookie dominance looked as though it was…
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Jordie Benn has been the unlikely solution to a large Canucks’ problem
Jordie Benn was the Vancouver Canucks’ sixth defenceman last season, and a dependable option who could call the night a success if his play wasn’t noticed. Heading into this season his role looked to be much the same until an early-season trip to the COVID list put that in danger. Multiple young defencemen got their…
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CanucksArmy post game: Three up, four down as Canucks strikeout and lose 4-3 to the Oilers
The Canucks came into this game playing some good hockey but not getting good results. This was once again the case as the Oilers scored four straight goals to overcome a 3-0 deficit and the Canucks lost by a score of 4-3. The Oilers have been one of the hottest teams in the NHL. They…
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Local minor hockey team representing British Columbia for the Good Deeds Cup determined to help those in need
The Victoria Admirals U13 C2 hockey club is currently in the running for the Chevrolet Canada Good Deeds Cup. They have earned the right to represent the province of British Columbia in the Canada-wide challenge. That’s a pretty cool feat for a group of 11-12-year-olds who really just want to help The Children’s Health Foundation…
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Previewing the epic run the Vancouver Canucks will have to go on to make the playoffs from here
At the time of this writing, and following a two-game sweep at the hands of the Winnipeg Jets, the Vancouver Canucks sit with a record of 8-12-2. On the one hand, that means that the Canucks are only four wins away from .500 hockey, and they’re also a scant three points out of a playoff…
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Oilers vs Canucks 02/23/21 – Odds and NHL Betting Trends
by OddsShark (@OddsShark) – Sponsored Post The Vancouver Canucks are just 2-7-2 over their last 11 games. The Canucks will try to turn things around in a two-game set at home against the Edmonton Oilers that begins on Tuesday night. Vancouver is a +110 home underdog on the NHL odds for Tuesday at sportsbooks monitored…
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CanucksArmy Game Day: Vancouver’s benign PP, goalie controversies, Da Funk, and Boeser vs McDavid
LISTEN UP, IT’S A GAME DAY The Vancouver Canucks are approaching da funk again and no, it’s not the epic 90’s track by Daft Punk but eerily similar in style. For five games the Canucks have dragged us around like a dog that clearly does not want to go for a walk but that leash…
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‘The world has come along’: An exclusive interview with Canucks defenceman Jalen Chatfield during Black History Month
Through the years, we have heard stories about racial issues that have occurred during the course of hockey seasons at various levels. Racial slurs have been thrown around as though they are regular words that are okay to use in the heat of battle in a hockey game. The thing is, they are not okay…
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Monday Mailbag: Faber and Quads do Sportsnet 650, Podkolzin’s head and arrival date, and Kole Lind’s future as a centre
Another week, another mailbag. This week I am covering for David Quadrelli as he is tasked with stealing the declaration of independence while also riding a flaming motorcycle. He’s a busy guy. With that said, I always love covering on the mailbag as we get some fun questions to explore through text. So without further…
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CanucksArmy post game: The Sprite isn’t right as Canucks give away a third period lead and lose to Jets in overtime
After a tough game on Friday night, the Vancouver Canucks were looking to shake the Sunday scaries and show up against the Winnipeg Jets for night two of Reverse Retro week. The Canucks started strong but ultimately fell 4-3 in overtime on the back of a two-goal performance from Pierre-Luc Dubois. After putting up a…
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Jets vs Canucks 02/21/21 – Odds and NHL Betting Trends
by OddsShark (@OddsShark) – Sponsored Post The Vancouver Canucks fell to 1-11 over their last 12 games against the Winnipeg Jets after losing to the Jets 2-0 at home on Friday night. The Canucks will try to bounce back with a win on Sunday night at home. Vancouver and Winnipeg are both going off at…
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