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Headshots December 5th

Dec 5, 2011, 18:56 EST

Bought tickets today to see les boys play over the holidays. Can’t wait to be back in this barn.
Via Theyslayedthedragon.
Headshots are a Canucks Army feature where we link to the day’s freshest news, and other assorted Canucks web-goodies. If you’ve written a blogpost, produced a tribute video or birthed a clever .gif into existence – please e-mail me at thom.drance@gmail.com.
Harrison Mooney takes an in-depth look at Ryan Kesler’s breathtaking destruction of newly minted Flames forward Blake Comeau.
My favorite strident jerk (and sometimes CanucksArmy guest poster) Beantowncanuck goes through his running diary of the last twelve Canucks Flames games. Happy trolling.
Tony Gallagher gives the American Express line some well deserved love.
GIF Break: I love this .gif. Not only does it highlight Bertuzzi being a lug-head, but it also prominently features Pavel Datsyuk. Not only is Pavel Datsyuk the second best hockey playing human being, but to look at him, you’d never know it. You’d think he was a chemist or something. I love that. (via taylorpyatt)

The Canucks defenders are scoring in bunches led by Dan Hamhuis, and more recently, Kevin Bieksa. Ehrhoff who?
This is a few days old but it’s still great content. Justin Goldman (aka The Goalie Guild) profiles Matt Climie‘s role in the Canucks short-term strategy between the pipes. Basically Goldman thinks Schneider will get moved this season, partly because of Climie’s presence in the pipeline.
Finally here’s what Fry from Futurama has to say about the Canucks goaltending controversy.
Breaking News
- Should the Canucks explore a long-term contract with Liam Öhgren like the Penguins did with Ville Koivunen?
- Canucks announce prospect showcase vs. Kraken in Abbotsford
- Filip Hronek’s agent says NHL expansion is coming to Houston and Atlanta
- Another year of growth is the goal and expectation for Tom Willander in 2026-27
- 31 days, 31 questions: Who might be getting forgotten about in Canucks’ 2026-27 roster talk?

