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Game Day Opinion - New York Islanders @ Vancouver Canucks

Who: New York Islanders Where: General Motors Place, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada When: March 16th, 2010 - 7:00 PM - SNET-P (HD) - Team 1040 Opinion: When the puck drops for this game, Ryan Kesler as we all know, will be looking to extend his point streak to 14 games, much like Daniel Sedin is looking to extend his point streak to 11 games. Not to bad if you think about it... in fact, its amazing! Think about the season for a moment, and you'll notice that there's a lot of th

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cleowin

Number Crunching XIII: How low can you go?

The Canucks are on a high after picking up seven out of a possible eight points (3-0-1) but Number Crunching is going to take a page from Flo Rida's book and tell you about the "low, low, low, low, low, low" from this past week of Canucks hockey. But one thing that's definitely not low is the recipient of this week's Number Crunching Player of the Week Award, who will be revealed if you read on. THE BIG O <img src=http://cdn.nhl.com/canucks/images/upload/2010/03/mar1410_bieksa_t.jpg c

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canucks_df

Flames 1 - 3 Canucks F - Game 69 - 03.14.10

Flames 1 - 3 Canucks F - Game 69 - 03.14.10 Coming off a dominating 5-1 victory over the http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqeJDZCIwcY, the Canucks were ready for a tough showdown against their arch rivals, the Calgary Flames. With about a dozen games to go in the regular season, the Flames are battling to make the playoffs and the Canucks are leading the North West division with 87 points. Captain Roberto Luongo got the nod to start for the Canucks and on the opposite end, Miikka Kipruso

Jab316

Jab316

Senators 1 - 5 Canucks F - Game 68 - 03.13.10

Senators 1 - 5 Canucks F - Game 68 - 03.13.10 After 45 days on the road, The Canucks returned home to kick start a five game home stand in GM Place. Before the puck drop, the 2010 Olympic athletes and trainers received a standing ovation from the Vancouver crowd. From there, Mr. Mark Donnelly performed the Canadian National Anthem and it was GAME ON. Gold medalist, Roberto Luongo got to start for the Canucks and on the other end, Pascal Leclaire was in net for the Senators. Th

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Jab316

Road warriors and goal differentials

[You can see this post with embedded videos here] The Canucks finished their brutal 14-game Road Trip From Hell™ earlier this week, and they did so in style. Despite being worn down from <a href="http://www.theprovince.com/sports/Canucks+drop+shootout+loss+Coyotes+game+road+trip/2668456/story.html">the longest road trip in league history</a> [<b>Ben Kuzma</b>, <i>The Province</i>] and starting backup <b>Andrew Raycroft</b>, Vancouver gave a very

Andrew Bucholtz

Andrew Bucholtz

Canucks For Kids Telethon Goes This Sunday

This Sunday the Canucks take on the Calgary Flames at General Motors place, and the organization will be taking on issues that effect our children on a daily basis. The annual Canucks For Kids Telethon will also take place, and the Canucks and their organization need you help, to help the the kids.Earlier this week [...] Source

CanucksCorner

CanucksCorner

Sedin slump? What slump? Back to the Garage!

The Sedins have been mired in some sort of a slump by many from a few games before the Olympics, until recently. With that being said there's still the thought that Daniel's slumping because he isn't scoring any goals. What's interesting is Daniel's started racking up just as many assists as Henrik on most nights. While Daniel's not scoring that's really not a concern, or at least it shouldn't be. The fact both Sedins are racking up the helpers is a sign that they're making the offense click

Mozy

Mozy

Odd man out: Hordichuk

I'm not Hordichuk's biggest fan but one thing that's been noticeable is how his presence, or lack thereof I should say, hasn't been missed in the Canucks lineup. In fact the addition of Alberts has proven that the Canucks really don't need Hordichuk's skillset in order to get by. There was a time when the Canucks all around grit was lacking and there was the need for an enforcer. However as the team has evolved, Kesler's grit factor has gone through the roof, Burrows retained his super pest attr

Mozy

Mozy

Alberts is going to take more than a few games

When the Canucks got Andrew Alberts at the deadline he was in now way a replacement for Willie Mitchell, but as a depth guy he's got to step up and fill the void. In the Canucks' last game Alberts got a little lost and followed the wrong object down the ice after the puck drop. Now I've noticed for a guy that's only been around for 3 or 4 games he's unfortunately been in the wrong place one too many times and it looks like he's been the one at fault on a handful of goals thus far. Unlike othe

Mozy

Mozy

Catching up

<img src="http://cdn.nhl.com/canucks/images/upload/2010/03/mar1210_rj_lg.jpg" border="0" class="imageFloatLeftFramed">It's been just over a month since we practiced at GM Place and it's really nice to get back home - not to mention to sleep in our own beds again. And it's been even longer since my last blog but I'll try to get better with updates now that we're home more. We're excited to be home and hope that the fans remember who we are and they don't think the season is over. It's a

Ryan Johnson

Ryan Johnson

GLENN FISHER AND THE ABBOTSFORD TRIO

Five goalies have played for the Victoria Salmon Kings thus far this season. John Murray began the season with Victoria but subsequently was sent to the Johnstown Chiefs. David Shantz, to quote Salmon Kings webcaster Jeff Harris "played lights out" when with the Salmon Kings. His stellar effort was a key part of the 15 game win streak and earned him a return to the Abbotsford Heat of the AHL. Glenn Fisher joined the Salmon Kings in Anchorage during the opening road series in Alaska. A nati

What Makes the 09-10 Edition of the Canucks Unique?

With most teams in the NHL you can point to one player on the team who is the face of the franchise. The Capitals belong to Ovechkin, the Penguins belong to Malkin, the Islanders are Tavares' and the Kings are Kopitar's. The list goes on but the point is most teams have one face, one super star that either makes or breaks the team based on how they play. With that concept in mind, these Canucks once were Luongos. The face of the 2006-07 franchise-record-49-Win Canucks, was Luongo. He won his fir

Mozy

Mozy

Edler's Growing Pains

Edler's had an off year. There's no hiding it, in the words of one Todd Bertuzzi - "It is what it is". For the number of people that have thrown him under the bus, I don't think a lot of people realize just why he's having the slump this year. Edler can thank all that he was last year, and all that he's going to be in the future to one player, Mattias Ohlund. Ohlund's departure from the team left a huge hole on the blue line that was bigger than just one player as his influence on Edler is cl

Mozy

Mozy

Make Some Noise For The Boys!

Saturday evening the Vancouver Canucks return home. It will be the first time in 42 days the majority of the Canucks have stepped onto the ice at General Motors Place.What better way for fans to show that support Saturday to wear blue to the game, and give the team a playoff type welcome back. There will [...] Source

CanucksCorner

CanucksCorner

Canucks 3 - 4 Coyotes SO/F - Game 67 - 03.10.10

Canucks 3 - 4 Coyotes SO/F - Game 67 - 03.10.10 The Canucks were set to play the final game of their gigantuous road trip against the Phoenix Coyotes. They had plenty of support in the Jobing.com arena as hundreds of Canuck fans had travelled down to Phoenix to watch their team play. Andrew Raycroft got to start the game for the Canucks as coach Alain Vigneault gave Luongo the night off. Early in the game, the Coyotes had several chances to score, but Razor stood on his head and stop

Jab316

Jab316

Antler Banter - Volume 19

<img src="http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q124/cdnuniguy/AHL/antlerbanter.jpg" width="200" height="188" class="imageFloatLeftFramed"><span style="font-style: italic;">Antler Banter</span> returns to its usual Wednesday spot this week, and there are some personnel changes to highlight thanks to the NHL trade deadline occurring just one week before the AHL roster deadline was set. Three games highlighted the schedule from last week as Worcester Sharks and Grand Rapids Griffins

Teebz

Teebz

"They defy logic"

During an interview with Team 1040 radio station in Vancouver, CBC's Jim Hughson responded to a question about the Canucks comeback capability of late, saying: "They defy logic". Following a time out, Roberto Luongo composes himself after allowing the first 3 goals (THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, David Zalubowski) During their 13th straight road game Tuesday, March 9th, the Vancouver Canucks found themselves in familiar territory: Losing a hockey game after 2 periods. Realistically, the g

Larenzo

Larenzo

Great Dane! Jannik Hansen?s Clutch Goals Helping Canucks

With just 16 games left in the season, Henrik Sedin finds himself four points behind Alex Ovechkin for the league league in scoring. Ryan Kesler powered the Americans to an unlikely silver medal at the Olympics and has just been announced as the poster boy for NHL 2K11.Alexandre Burrows just topped the 30-goal mark for the [...] Source

CanucksCorner

CanucksCorner

SALMON KINGS THIS WEEK MARCH 10, 2010---NHL Trade Deadline Impact

As the Victoria Salmon Kings complete preparations for the series at home with the Idaho Steelheads, their fans are eagerly awaiting to welcome the team back from its Olympic timed California trip. It was a week of dealing with injury woes, fitting in new players, welcoming back a player from injury, and the aftermath of the NHL trade deadline. Winger Bryan Leitch and defender Bobby Davey joined the squad bringing skill and toughness. Dirk Southern returned to the lineup and helped with a goal

The Comeback Kids

No one can accuse the Canucks of giving up. The Avs struck quickly, with Matt Duchene and budding power forward Chris Stewart scoring just 28 seconds apart. Duchene added another powerplay marker 13:26 into the first period to give them a 3-0 lead heading into the first intermission. Roberto Luongo, who didn't mince any words about his first period performance, said the intermission was the turning point: "once we got back in the locker room, we said 'just keep playing.' We have the confidence.

Jason Chen

Jason Chen

Canucks 6 - 4 Avalanche F - Game 66 - 03.09.10

Canucks 6 - 4 Avalanche F - Game 66 - 03.09.10 With only two games remaining in the longest road trip in the NHL history, the Canucks looked to improve their record to 8-5. After Sundays comeback win over the http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M19VWnx6QxU, The Canucks looked to make things easier on themselves by not falling behind early in the game. So far in the season, The Canucks have managed to comeback and win on nine separate occasions after trailing in the first 40 minutes of the g

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Jab316

The Comeback Kids Save Luongo... Again

The comeback kids have done it again. The Canucks now lead the league with their 10th 3rd period come from behind win after Samuelsson's 2nd period hat trick helped them stage a 6-4 win in a big NW division tilt. It's reached a stage where the Canucks level of confidence is so high that they can give up the first goal in nearly every game, they can give up a multi goal lead, and still fight back. The first time around you could argue that maybe it's a fluke, and while I'm not suggesting that

Mozy

Mozy

The Forgotten Swede

As Henrik Sedin approaches the single season record for most points in a season by a Vancouver Canucks center, I think it's time we took a look back—way back—at the player who currently holds that record. If you don't know who it is off the top of your head, I can assure you you're not alone, but why not try taking a guess? You're first guess might be a guy by the name Trevor Linden, who you might remember, had a few good years as a Canuck. If you guessed him, you would be wrong. M

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