The losing ends today, today the losing ends I admit I drank the Kool-Aid. I believed the ridiculous notion that the Canucks could fluke out and make the playoffs. I was wrong and I now see the error of my ways. It’s a new day and the rumours may be true that Kole Lind, superstar…
Read More →The Vancouver Canucks kicked off the first of back-to-back games on Wednesday afternoon. This one wasn’t pretty, as the Sens went on to win 6-3 and dominated the Canucks throughout the game. The 2:30 PM start was definitely a weird one as the team looked to continue their uphill battle towards the playoffs. Travis Green…
Read More →We have finally reached number one on the list. Thanks for following along with the top-10. We have finally arrived at the best player in the Vancouver Canucks’ prospect pool. It’s time to talk about 2019 10th overall pick, the Russian general, two-way winger, Vasily Podkolzin. I’ve written a lot about him and I’ve watched…
Read More →by OddsShark (@OddsShark) – Sponsored Post The Vancouver Canucks fell to 7-10-1 on the road with their 2-1 loss to the Ottawa Senators on Monday night. The Canucks will wrap up a four-game set with the Senators on Wednesday with one more road game in Ottawa. Vancouver and Ottawa are both going off at -110…
Read More →Maybe the Canucks won’t make the playoffs now? The two losses against the Ottawa Senators have been a real buzzkill and the chance of the Vancouver Canucks making the playoffs is now at a staggering 2.5%. This is not good. Vancouver has done pretty well considering they haven’t had Elias Pettersson for a while now…
Read More →The super-dense stretch-run is upon us. Depending on when you’re reading this, the Vancouver Canucks will either have 14 or 15 games left on the docket, to be squeezed into the next three-and-a-half weeks. And no matter how well their improbable run at a playoff spot continues, the Canucks are going to be facing a…
Read More →After splitting the Vancouver set, the Canucks travelled to Ottawa to play the first of two road games against the Senators. They were only able to get 22 shots on the Sens’ young goalie, Marcus Högberg, and went on to lose 2-1. The big pregame story was: is it Silovs or Silvos? 2001 born Arturs…
Read More →The Vancouver Canucks announced that Thatcher Demko suffered a lower body injury in the morning skate today and is now considered day-to-day.
Read More →With a tightly condensed schedule down the stretch, tis the season for load management in the world of the Vancouver Canucks — and that even applies to those of us here at CanucksArmy. That’s why our intrepid editor, David Quadrelli, is healthy scratching himself this week and calling up Stephan Roget from the taxi squad…
Read More →by OddsShark (@OddsShark) – Sponsored Post The Vancouver Canucks are 10-2 in their last 12 games against the Ottawa Senators. The Canucks will try to pick up another win against the Senators when they go on the road to face them on Monday night. Vancouver is a -125 road favorite on the NHL odds in…
Read More →Canucks embarking on uncharted territory Tonight, the Canucks play their first game of the Eastern road trip against the Senators. They’ll do so with a similar lineup from Saturday’s game unless Kole Lind is activated (seems like a great idea, I dunno). They still somehow have a shot at the playoffs, a really slim one,…
Read More →Michael DiPietro has been the victim of an unfortunate situation this season. The 21-year-old netminder took massive strides in Utica last season, and took over the starter’s role in a hurry — something that’s not easy to do for most goaltenders coming out of junior. “The American Hockey League is an extremely difficult league to…
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