Expect Curtis Lazar to fill the Motte void

Former Canadian World Juniors captain and beloved BC boy with the smile that could light up the Rockefeller Centre Christmas Tree, Curtis Lazar is now a Canuck – and that’s just friggin dandy. It’s not often a fourth line signing creates much buzz – the guys that fill out the bottom of a team’s roster […]
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Does PK Subban make sense for Vancouver?

Over the past few weeks we’ve heard the great, wise and powerful Donny fuckin Taylor suggest a guy that the Canucks could look at to help fill the spotty right side of their defensive core. Needless to say, the name sent some Canucks fans into a tizzy… PK Subban. At first, my reaction was ‘tizzy-ish‘ […]
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Projecting the Canucks Forward Lines

Well, time for some fun shit. Following the Canucks’ signing of Mikheyev and Kuzmenko, GM Allvin stated that the squad – as it stands – is cap compliant and we should expect the current roster to be at training camp in a few months. Obviously, he’s keeping his cards close to his chest with regard […]
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Marino to the Devils – Could this relate to a JT Miller trade?

Yesterday, we spoke about the benefits of keeping JT Miller on the roster and working to extend him because of the impact he has on the Canucks. Today, we address a potential trade. Of all the speculation swirling around a potential JT Miller trade, no name has appeared more often than the right side D-man, […]
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Don’t get too Excited for a JT Miller Exit

Yeah, yeah, yeah – I know. Another JT Miller article. It seems like the Canucks’ most valuable forward last season has dominated the Nucks media circuit since the start of last season. Is he getting moved? Is free agency going to help or harm his trade value? Wherever he ends up, the ramifications of trading […]
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Brock. Is. Back.

July 4, 2022 by Kristian Hahn Brock Boeser. He’s back ladies and gents. After some had him leaving this off-season via trade to get “younger and faster”, The Brock Star re-upped with the Canucks before the relationship had the chance to become awkward at arbitration. Management and Boeser found common ground and the young winger […]
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Who is Linus Karlsson and why should Canucks fans be excited about him?

Canucks fans, myself included, collectively slapped their foreheads at the start of the 2021-2022 season when they saw former Vancouver prospect Jonathan Dahlen lighting the lamp for the San Jose Sharks. Dahlen was acquired from Ottawa for Alex Burrows in 2017 – a popular trade that was considered a big win for a club looking […]
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Canucks oughtta go for broke

Amid swirling trade rumours, one thing in Canuck-land remains constant – Vancouver just keeps on winning. Now, I’ve been accused of being a rosy-lensed, pie-eyed optimist with delusions of the Canucks’ potential before – but ever since the acquisition of Big Brucey Boudreau, this team just seemed fated to reach the post-season. It has felt, […]
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Gaunce – Vancouver’s iron rich Cupboard Dweller Shines in Season Debut

If we take a look at the impressively stocked cupboards of the Vancouver Canucks’ development system, there’s a can of 6 year old re-fried beans in the back that has sat unaddressed for months and months. The beans still have plenty of time to shine as the expiry date is not for at least a […]
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Are the Canucks’ in the Post-Season a Pipe-dream?

The Vancouver Canucks along with their shiny new toy, Elias Pettersson currently sit 5th in the Western Conference and share the division lead with the Anaheim Ducks. So, in the wake of last night’s win against the Minnesota Wild, how crazy is it to say: ‘This team could make the playoffs’? Few, at the start […]
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