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Are the Canucks Smoke and Mirrors or Playing Rope-a-Dope?

I’ll start with the Smoke and Mirrors analogy because the Canucks are sure not what they are supposed to be. Since the game in Boston on January 7th, some 10 games ago, the Canucks have survived mainly on goaltending and a few players that would make up a line. Six of those games went to [...]

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Canucks Schneider Steals the Show Against Chicago

Cory Schneider’s performance last night against the Chicago Blackhawks is proof of why the Canucks will not trade him this season. After turning aside 15 Chicago shots in the second, and a season highlight stop on Brendan Morrison, the Canucks team owes a dinner to Schneider, as he was the main reason the Canucks stole [...]

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The Play of Canucks Chris Tanev Adds Clarity to the Defense

  With the steady play of Vancouver Canucks Chris Tanev yesterday against the San Jose Sharks, the picture of the defense just became a whole lot clearer. Now if that had been his first game as a pro, it would have been a different picture, but after watching him for 33 games I concur with [...]

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Hey Mr. Aquilini, How About a Refund for the Paying Fans?

After the lump of coal that the Canucks served up on December 23 against the Calgary Flames, they figured they would reproduce it again – just in case you missed it. Last night against the Anaheim Ducks, the Canucks put on a performance that warrants a refund to at least the ticket holders that were in [...]

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Five Keys to a Vancouver Canucks Win Over the Boston Bruins

  The Canuck players can verbalize all they want about the non-importance of the game against the Bruins in Boston this Saturday, but the reality is that it’s another litmus test for this team. At the time of this writing the Canucks are on top of the NHL standings with Boston two points behind them. [...]

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Vancouver Canucks Three Must-See Games in January 2012

Out of 11 games in January the Canucks play a favourable schedule with seven home and four away. Three of these games are against teams that the Canucks have or are in the process of building a dislike for. Only one of these teams is not in the Western Conference and these games will have [...]

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