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Plays of the Week: March 26th-April 1st, 2017

By Vanessa Jang
Apr 2, 2017, 18:16 EDT
Weekly Features
- Monday Mailbag (J.D. Burke)
- Power Rankings (Grainne Downey)
- What Would You Do Wednesday (Jackson McDonald)
- You Know What I Hate? (Cam Davie)
- Babych Please (Grainne Downey)
- Roundtable (Matthew Henderson)
- Canucks Army Podcast (Satiar Shah & J.D. Burke)
Canucks Army This Week
- Top 10 Things Willie Desjardins Gave Canucks Fans (Always90Four)
- Death by a Thousand Contracts (J.D. Burke)
- Can it be? Canucks Closing in on 100 losses Since Start of Last Season (Jeff Paterson)
- Casey Mittelstadt and the Canucks (Ryan Biech)
- Why are the Canucks Too Easy to Play Against? (Jackson McDonald)
Canucks News This Week
- Ryan Miller Nominated for Masterton Trophy (Zach Laing)
- Jacob Markstrom to Undergo Knee Surgery (Jacob Stoller)
The Games
I went to this game with my sister. It was pretty boring to be honest. No energy and no effort, which is the opposite of what we’ve seen most of the season. You can’t blame the team though because they had a pretty busy schedule before Tuesday night. Nonetheless, that didn’t stop Brock Boeser from doing what he does best.
The Canucks didn’t play bad, they just couldn’t beat Jonathan Quick. The Sedins had probably one of their better games of the season, and the Killer B line sparked as well. Griffen Molino made a solid NHL debut, and there were definitely moments where he showcased his jets. Alex Biega has had a solid run of games as a forward. He’s got the bite of a bulldog.
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Breaking News
- NHL Notebook: Nikita Kucherov informs Lightning he won’t re-sign and requests trade
- Canucks place Filip Chytil on injured reserve; recall Jacob Quillan from AHL Abbotsford
- Scenes from Canucks practice: Chytil ruled out for Saturday against the Maple Leafs
- Filip Chytil absent from Canucks practice after re-aggravation of upper body injury
- One month into 2026-27, the Canucks are developing a helpful habit of entertaining losses

