We’re in the home stretch now. Speaking of stretch…

The Stanley Cup Playoffs mean a lot of things. They mean white towels, bitter rivalries both on and off the ice, and, of course, the grind one team makes to earn 16 wins and lift the Stanley Cup when it’s all said and done.

In Vancouver, it also means that the Green Men are likely to make an appearance at Rogers Arena, much to the chagrin of opposing teams.

During the Canucks’ second-round matchup with the Edmonton Oilers back in May, the Oilers reportedly felt the Green Men crossed a line when they held up a sign that referenced Evander Kane’s well-documented issues with gambling.

The report that the Oilers complained came courtesy of Rick Dhaliwal, who said:

“We were told the Edmonton Oilers complained to the NHL in the last round about the Green Men because the Green Men had an Evander Kane sign about gambling. The Green Men were then told you couldn’t go to any more games in Round 2, maybe in Round 3.”

The Green Men were also reportedly told that evening at Rogers Arena to put the sign away for the rest of the game.

Fan opinion was relatively split when it came to this story, but fan interest was high nonetheless, as it ranked as our second most-read Canucks news article of the year.

You can read the full original story by clicking here, and be sure to tune in each day until December 31st for the rest of our countdown!

Our list so far:

#10: Tocchet tries not to tamper when asked about trading for Sidney Crosby
#9: Nikita Zadorov tries to avoid a fine
#8: When the Canucks’ team plane was stranded in Buffalo
#7: Demko calls Myers re-signing the best day of his life
#6: Myers breaks Draisaitl’s ribs
#5: Sedins beat every prospect up the Grouse Grind
#4: Tocchet and Hughes address the Miller-Pettersson rift 
#3: When the Canucks tried to get Chris Tanev in the Lindholm trade
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