kingofsurrey Posted August 14, 2018 Share Posted August 14, 2018 Canuck All time records to be moved up this season Some current canucks are about to move up this year in all time Canuck records... Really Edler the only guy in play this year to move up the All time rankings in games played and the less wanted...... total goals against.... Games Played 1 Henrik Sedin 1330 2 Danny Sedin 1306 3 Trevor Linden 1140 4.Stan Smyl . 896 5 Markus Naslund 884 6 Alex Burrows 822 7. Harold Snepsts 781 8 Mattias Ohlund 770 9 Alex Edler 758 10 Dennis Kearns 670 Total Goals On-Ice Against 1.Harold Snepsts1080 2Trevor Linden1078 3.Doug Lidster1060 4.Stan Smyl938 5.Mattias Ohlund887 6.Dennis Kearns872 7.Garth Butcher831 8.Henrik Sedin819 9.Alexander Edler775 10.Daniel Sedin744 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kingofsurrey Posted August 14, 2018 Author Share Posted August 14, 2018 Edler could pass Ohlund, Snepsy and Burrows this year in games played if he stays healthy... and pass H. Sedin and Butcher for goals out against...... Going to be strange the next few years without Canuck legends Hank and Danny setting club all time records regularly throughout the seasons..... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
-AJ- Posted August 14, 2018 Share Posted August 14, 2018 I love this kind of stuff, so I gobbled up the opportunity to freshen up on my all-time Canucks stats. With the twins gone, there are only four players that are probably even remotely interesting in this conversation for next year. Edler Edler is the closest by far to any career records. He's got 84 goals (just barely passed Lumme's 83 last year) and is 9 below Ohlund's 93 goals. It would be a stretch, but Edler has scored around a 7-10 goal pace over the last few years so if he plays a full season (in my dreams), he could have a shot at becoming the goal leader among defensemen. In terms of assists among Canuck defensemen, Edler is 2nd, but remains 40 away from Kearns, so I don't see him likely breaking that record this year. He has the all-time record for powerplay points among defensemen by 10, but is still 7 goals short of Salo's PPG record (48 PPG). Horvat Horvat has the most goals, assists, and points of any player other than Edler currently on the Canucks. He's at 71 goals so has a shot at scoring his 100th this year if he has a good year. He's currently 42nd in goals, but hitting 100 goals would put him at 27th. Tanev After Edler, Tanev is second in games played with 390 games. He's in 37th all-time and 14th among Canuck defensemen, sitting at 19 games behind the legendary 'stache, Dave Babych. I'm not sure if he'll pass him this year. Markstrom Interestingly enough, Markstrom is primed to pass a couple of well-known recent Canuck goaltenders this year in some stats. He's at 48 wins right now and could easily pass both Cory Schneider and Ryan Miller. If he can push to 25 wins (he had 23 last year), he'll even beat out Gary Smith for 5th in Canucks history. If Markstrom plays as much as he did last year, he'll also pass Glen Hanlon, Dunc Wilson, and Ryan Miller in games and finish at 6th all-time, just below Gary Smith. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AlwaysACanuckFan Posted August 14, 2018 Share Posted August 14, 2018 Here is a list of all time Canucks goal records heading into upcoming season.. Rank-Player-Goals 1)D Sedin 393 2) Naslund 346 3) Linden 318 4) Smyl 262 5) Bure 254 6) Tanti 250 7) H Sedin 240 8 )Gradin 197 9) Burrows 193 10) Bertuzzi 188 11) Lever 186 12) Kesler 182 13) Adams 179 14) Skriko 171 15) Ververgaert 139 16) Mogilny 139 17) Morrison 136 18) Sundstrom 133 19) Boudrias 121 20) Rota 120 21) Ronning 112 22) Sedibauer 108 23) Schmautz 108 24) Hansen 105 25) Sandlak 104 26) G Courtnall 102 27) O'Flaherty 98 28) Blight 96 29) Ohlund 93 30) Fraser 92 31) Gelinas 90 32) Oddleifson 8533) Edler 84 34) Lumme 83 35) Cooke 83 36) Williams 83 37) Gould 82 38) Raymond 80 39) Boldirev 80 40) Salo 74 41) Lalonde 7242) Horvat 71 67)Baertschi 49 91) Sutter 33 93) Boeser 33 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
5Fivehole0 Posted August 14, 2018 Share Posted August 14, 2018 48 minutes ago, -AJ- said: Markstrom Interestingly enough, Markstrom is primed to pass a couple of well-known recent Canuck goaltenders this year in some stats. He's at 48 wins right now and could easily pass both Cory Schneider and Ryan Miller. If he can push to 25 wins (he had 23 last year), he'll even beat out Gary Smith for 5th in Canucks history. If Markstrom plays as much as he did last year, he'll also pass Glen Hanlon, Dunc Wilson, and Ryan Miller in games and finish at 6th all-time, just below Gary Smith. I love this stuff too, but how far off of Luongo and Mclean is he? The Canucks have had a long list of bad goalies, with only 3 of note within the last 3 decades. Luongo, Mclean, Schneider. You could argue, Miller, serviceable but past his prime. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Twilight Sparkle Posted August 14, 2018 Share Posted August 14, 2018 5 hours ago, 5Fivehole0 said: I love this stuff too, but how far off of Luongo and Mclean is he? The Canucks have had a long list of bad goalies, with only 3 of note within the last 3 decades. Luongo, Mclean, Schneider. You could argue, Miller, serviceable but past his prime. i would say a "past his prime" miller probably played his best hockey, as a canuck, on an unbelievably/laughably bad hockey team. didn't get enough credit Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
-AJ- Posted August 14, 2018 Share Posted August 14, 2018 7 hours ago, 5Fivehole0 said: I love this stuff too, but how far off of Luongo and Mclean is he? The Canucks have had a long list of bad goalies, with only 3 of note within the last 3 decades. Luongo, Mclean, Schneider. You could argue, Miller, serviceable but past his prime. Luongo and McLean are pretty far and away first and second in every stat except I think shutouts where Cloutier is second. I don't think Markstrom will make it very far on the all-time lists once Demko is ready to go. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JeremyCuddles Posted August 14, 2018 Share Posted August 14, 2018 24 games and Edler is 7th in games played, stays healthy he can catch Burrows for 6th. Not sure I want to see him pass Burr, given how much love I have for him. Lol. 9 goals from Ohlund, that's fairly improbable but I could see Edler hitting it if he can get more shots passed defenders shins. This might be his last year with us, given our LD depth with Hughes and Juolevi coming up as top 4 potentials. Brisebois looks like he could be a solid 3rd pairing guy. Pouliot looks like a solid 3rd pairing guy himself right now. Markstrom making waves as a Canucks goalie, I really didn't notice how bad our history of goaltending has been. Geez Louise. Here's hoping Demko is what we need him to be. No offense to Markstrom but I don't think he'll be much more than what we have seen. This generations Cloutier. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
VanGnome Posted August 14, 2018 Share Posted August 14, 2018 9 hours ago, -AJ- said: Markstrom Interestingly enough, Markstrom is primed to pass a couple of well-known recent Canuck goaltenders this year in some stats. He's at 48 wins right now and could easily pass both Cory Schneider and Ryan Miller. If he can push to 25 wins (he had 23 last year), he'll even beat out Gary Smith for 5th in Canucks history. If Markstrom plays as much as he did last year, he'll also pass Glen Hanlon, Dunc Wilson, and Ryan Miller in games and finish at 6th all-time, just below Gary Smith. For as maligned as Markstrom is around here, he's not nearly as bad as many make him out to be. Even Carey Price falters behind a crappy defense, and it only takes incremental improvements in a few defencemens game, along with incremental improvement from Markstrom himself and we could easily win 12 more games this coming season. Based on our record from last year if we had 12 fewer losses and that many more wins, we would have surpassed Colorado for the last wild card spot. 13 wins and 1 OTL more and we would have surpassed LA for the 1st wildcard spot, and would have had us tied with San Jose and within a point of Anaheim. Before Horvat got hurt, and our other injuries we were on track to at least challenge for one of those two wild card spots. It doesn't take much, due to the parity in the league. I stand by my previous comments, our "rebuild" is over, we need to be entering the next phase of our journey by developing what we have and looking to improve our place in the standings year over year. Striving for playoffs and falling just short far better than tanking to get another high pick and delay the improvement of the team by another year. What about the players here now? Horvat, Boeser, Baertschi, Pettersson etc? Don't these guys deserve to taste victory? Why does our hubris as fans over rule that of the players? Why can't we simply support our team as it is, instead of devising these lofty expectations on how good the team could be with x, y and z? The game is played on the ice for a reason, not on the draft floor. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Glug Datt Posted August 14, 2018 Share Posted August 14, 2018 wow.. lot of goals against in the flying v era.. ol' Harry snepts doesn't look too good on this page Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The_Rocket Posted August 14, 2018 Share Posted August 14, 2018 1 hour ago, VanGnome said: For as maligned as Markstrom is around here, he's not nearly as bad as many make him out to be. Even Carey Price falters behind a crappy defense, and it only takes incremental improvements in a few defencemens game, along with incremental improvement from Markstrom himself and we could easily win 12 more games this coming season. Based on our record from last year if we had 12 fewer losses and that many more wins, we would have surpassed Colorado for the last wild card spot. 13 wins and 1 OTL more and we would have surpassed LA for the 1st wildcard spot, and would have had us tied with San Jose and within a point of Anaheim. Before Horvat got hurt, and our other injuries we were on track to at least challenge for one of those two wild card spots. It doesn't take much, due to the parity in the league. I stand by my previous comments, our "rebuild" is over, we need to be entering the next phase of our journey by developing what we have and looking to improve our place in the standings year over year. Striving for playoffs and falling just short far better than tanking to get another high pick and delay the improvement of the team by another year. What about the players here now? Horvat, Boeser, Baertschi, Pettersson etc? Don't these guys deserve to taste victory? Why does our hubris as fans over rule that of the players? Why can't we simply support our team as it is, instead of devising these lofty expectations on how good the team could be with x, y and z? The game is played on the ice for a reason, not on the draft floor. Markstrom also had a very good season in the AHL in 2014-2015. 1.88 GAA, .934 SAV, 22 w, 7 l, 2 t. Honestly I think if Markstrom can maintain confidence and focus for the whole season (and has a healthy defense in front of him), he could achieve a 2.50 GAA and .917 SAV. and over 30 wins. He has the size, athleticism, and positioning, but he gets rattled too easily. He just needs to find his form 2015 and he is a starter caliber goalie. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
canuck73_3 Posted August 14, 2018 Share Posted August 14, 2018 3 hours ago, VanGnome said: For as maligned as Markstrom is around here, he's not nearly as bad as many make him out to be. Even Carey Price falters behind a crappy defense, and it only takes incremental improvements in a few defencemens game, along with incremental improvement from Markstrom himself and we could easily win 12 more games this coming season. Based on our record from last year if we had 12 fewer losses and that many more wins, we would have surpassed Colorado for the last wild card spot. 13 wins and 1 OTL more and we would have surpassed LA for the 1st wildcard spot, and would have had us tied with San Jose and within a point of Anaheim. Before Horvat got hurt, and our other injuries we were on track to at least challenge for one of those two wild card spots. It doesn't take much, due to the parity in the league. I stand by my previous comments, our "rebuild" is over, we need to be entering the next phase of our journey by developing what we have and looking to improve our place in the standings year over year. Striving for playoffs and falling just short far better than tanking to get another high pick and delay the improvement of the team by another year. What about the players here now? Horvat, Boeser, Baertschi, Pettersson etc? Don't these guys deserve to taste victory? Why does our hubris as fans over rule that of the players? Why can't we simply support our team as it is, instead of devising these lofty expectations on how good the team could be with x, y and z? The game is played on the ice for a reason, not on the draft floor. The problem with Markstrom isn't talent, it's mental toughness. The tools are there but he lets in an early softy too often and it usually snowballs into a string of games. If he can keep that in check this season we'll be alright. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PunjabiCanucks Posted August 14, 2018 Share Posted August 14, 2018 Boeser in 10 career seasons could realistically hit 300 goals (if he stays with us ofc and remains healthy). Pettersson and Horvat both could hit 200 goals in 10 career seasons Hughes if he pans out could reach 150 goals in 10 seasons Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jayinblack Posted August 14, 2018 Share Posted August 14, 2018 3 hours ago, The_Rocket said: Markstrom also had a very good season in the AHL in 2014-2015. 1.88 GAA, .934 SAV, 22 w, 7 l, 2 t. Honestly I think if Markstrom can maintain confidence and focus for the whole season (and has a healthy defense in front of him), he could achieve a 2.50 GAA and .917 SAV. and over 30 wins. He has the size, athleticism, and positioning, but he gets rattled too easily. He just needs to find his form 2015 and he is a starter caliber goalie. And for the love of *!#$*!$#* stop letting in the first shot of games ! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kingofsurrey Posted August 14, 2018 Author Share Posted August 14, 2018 2 hours ago, canuck73_3 said: The problem with Markstrom isn't talent, it's mental toughness. The problem with Markstrom isn't talent, it's his team the Canucks have one of worst set of Defensemen in the league... with really not a 1 or a 2 D man on the club right now... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
canuck73_3 Posted August 14, 2018 Share Posted August 14, 2018 1 hour ago, kingofsurrey said: The problem with Markstrom isn't talent, it's his team the Canucks have one of worst set of Defensemen in the league... with really not a 1 or a 2 D man on the club right now... He's let in some incredibly soft goals stop kidding yourself. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
189lb enforcers? Posted August 15, 2018 Share Posted August 15, 2018 Could also break another club record for most high picks over 5 years. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
189lb enforcers? Posted August 15, 2018 Share Posted August 15, 2018 6 hours ago, kingofsurrey said: The problem with Markstrom isn't talent, it's his team the Canucks have one of worst set of Defensemen in the league... with really not a 1 or a 2 D man on the club right now... Stealth Tank Plan has kept an IR-mainstay D core in front of Eddy Lack 2.0 for years. I agree that those D would have ruined any goalie, but Marky has been better than I thought he would be, which isn’t saying much. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
5Fivehole0 Posted August 15, 2018 Share Posted August 15, 2018 17 hours ago, canuck73_3 said: He's let in some incredibly soft goals stop kidding yourself. His problem is consistency, not talent. He has all the talent in the world. He was once considered the best goalie not playing in the NHL, his ceiling was sky high. Markstroms problem is that he does not consistently show why he was so highly touted. If he can string together 2-3 consistent seasons, he'll have some pretty decent career numbers. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Colt 45s Posted August 15, 2018 Share Posted August 15, 2018 On 8/14/2018 at 12:30 AM, kingofsurrey said: Canuck All time records to be moved up this season Some current canucks are about to move up this year in all time Canuck records... Really Edler the only guy in play this year to move up the All time rankings in games played and the less wanted...... total goals against.... Games Played 1 Henrik Sedin 1330 2 Danny Sedin 1306 3 Trevor Linden 1140 4.Stan Smyl . 896 5 Markus Naslund 884 6 Alex Burrows 822 7. Harold Snepsts 781 8 Mattias Ohlund 770 9 Alex Edler 758 10 Dennis Kearns 670 Total Goals On-Ice Against 1.Harold Snepsts1080 2Trevor Linden1078 3.Doug Lidster1060 4.Stan Smyl938 5.Mattias Ohlund887 6.Dennis Kearns872 7.Garth Butcher831 8.Henrik Sedin819 9.Alexander Edler775 10.Daniel Sedin744 I miss Harold. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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