Typical millenial. Always blaming someone else for their actions.
- Load Management

The spoiled & coddled gen

You ever see Lefty talk about a defenseman that could have been taken, or does he just drool over offense, like most other Canuck fans?
- Reubenkincade

Nope, I just see him viciously attacking younger people on line.

Typical millenial. Always blaming someone else for their actions.
- Load Management

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You ever see Lefty talk about a defenseman that could have been taken, or does he just drool over offense, like most other Canuck fans?
- Reubenkincade

Could've taken Ray Bourque in 1979 instead of Rick Vaive, who they just traded away for nothing.

That 1979 draft is probably the greatest draft in NHL history. Seven 1000+ point players.

Nope, I just see him viciously attacking younger people on line.
- Marwood

Could've taken Ray Bourque in 1979 instead of Rick Vaive, who they just traded away for nothing.

That 1979 draft is probably the greatest draft in NHL history. Seven 1000+ point players.
- LeftCoaster

Damn Benning.

𝗖𝗵𝗿𝗶𝘀 Faber 🔥🎙
@ChrisFaber39
Line combinations from Tuesday morning’s #Canucks skate:

Kuzmenko-Pettersson-Joshua
Di Giuseppe-Miller-Boeser
Beauvillier-Åman-Garland
McDonough-Dries-Studnicka
Extra: Kravtsov

Hughes-Burroughs
Hirose-Myers
Rathbone-Bear

Typical millenial. Always blaming someone else for their actions.
- Load Management

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- LeftCoaster

The spoiled & coddled gen
- Nighthawk

And who spoiled and coddled them and parented them that way? The generation that was gifted everything and have only driven the world down since

It's funny when people always refer to them as the participation ribbon generation.. but who gave them those ribbons? They sure as poop didn't give it to themselves

And who spoiled and coddled them and parented them that way? The generation that was gifted everything and have only driven the world down since

It's funny when people always refer to them as the participation ribbon generation.. but who gave them those ribbons? They sure as poop didn't give it to themselves
- NewYorkNuck

Hey, everyone who posts in here is earning a participation ribbon. It's up to the individual to fight this poison. Look what it's done to Lefty, he's an Oxy dependant dishpig at his wife's Chick Fil A franchise.

Damn Benning.
- Reubenkincade

He must've been involved somehow...stupid Benning!!

And who spoiled and coddled them and parented them that way? The generation that was gifted everything and have only driven the world down since

It's funny when people always refer to them as the participation ribbon generation.. but who gave them those ribbons? They sure as poop didn't give it to themselves
- NewYorkNuck

Society in general. Mostly those GD Liberals!!

You know me, I like to stir the proverbial pot lol. But since you asked, Canucks probably should've taken Jagr and Brodeur (or Keith Tkachuk) in 1990 instead of Nedved and Antoski. Just sayin!!


- LeftCoaster

All the younger posters be like who?

Hey, everyone who posts in here is earning a participation ribbon. It's up to the individual to fight this poison. Look what it's done to Lefty, he's an Oxy dependant dishpig at his wife's Chick Fil A franchise.
- Marwood

Can't wait until the end-of-year locker room cleanout plus participation ribbon ceremony for the Canucks

...thanks to your generation fucking everything up our generations are just the results of your gernation's choices gramps
- NewYorkNuck

I have to agree with this. Also because of the “education system” in the last 4 decades.
Edit: I can’t believe I just agreed with Yorky

Can't wait until the end-of-year locker room cleanout plus participation ribbon ceremony for the Canucks
- NewYorkNuck

Don't forget pulling a Ring of Almost Winning and Mediocrity honoree name out of the hat thingy before the Airing of Grievances. So much to celebrate!

Six picks after Benning took Kole Lind.
- LeftCoaster

“Why isn’t anyone taking Kole Lind?”

Well Jim, he is slow, soft and has no pro translatable skills

Canucks vs Kraken…can we expect a new blog?

Big game tonight.

Canucks get back on track, with a 4-1 victory.

Be nice for the boys to get back to. 500 hockey and gain some ground on the teams just above them


Go Canucks Go

Vancouver Canucks top prospect rankings: No. 5 to No. 1

“Now, we’re into the true top prospects, the top five, which include a new No. 1 overall for the organization.

Among our top five: a deeply promising, young, athletic netminder who has already impressed in limited action at the NHL level; a raw project who is still trying to find consistency in North American professional hockey; a physical defender; a highly-skilled scoring winger coming off of a nightmare campaign; and a potential middle-six centre.

Relative to other perennial non-playoff teams, the Vancouver system remains both shallow and somewhat low-end. There’s work to be done in this area, particularly for a club that’s going to require cheap labour to reach their goals in the years to come.”


1. Aatu Räty, C, Abbotsford Canucks (AHL)

No. 52, 2021
6-foot-2, 187 pounds
2022-23 statistics: 47GP, 9G-16A-25P

2. Jonathan Lekkerimäki, RW, Djurgårdens IF (SHL)

No. 15, 2022
5-foot-11, 172 pounds
2021-22 statistics: 29GP, 3G-6A-9P

3. Elias Pettersson, LD, Örebro HK (SHL)

No. 80, 2022
6-foot-3, 196 pounds
2022-23 statistics: 43 GP, 1G-6A-7P

4. Danila Klimovich, RW, Abbotsford Canucks (AHL)

No. 41, 2021
6-foot-2, 205 pounds
2022-23 statistics: 62 GP, 13G-12A-25P

5. Arturs Silovs, G, Abbotsford Canucks (AHL)

No. 156, 2019
6-foot-4, 216 pounds
2022-23 statistics: 41 GP, 24-11-5 record, .907 save percentage

Vancouver Canucks top prospect rankings: No. 5 to No. 1

“Now, we’re into the true top prospects, the top five, which include a new No. 1 overall for the organization.

Among our top five: a deeply promising, young, athletic netminder who has already impressed in limited action at the NHL level; a raw project who is still trying to find consistency in North American professional hockey; a physical defender; a highly-skilled scoring winger coming off of a nightmare campaign; and a potential middle-six centre.

Relative to other perennial non-playoff teams, the Vancouver system remains both shallow and somewhat low-end. There’s work to be done in this area, particularly for a club that’s going to require cheap labour to reach their goals in the years to come.”


1. Aatu Räty, C, Abbotsford Canucks (AHL)

No. 52, 2021
6-foot-2, 187 pounds
2022-23 statistics: 47GP, 9G-16A-25P

2. Jonathan Lekkerimäki, RW, Djurgårdens IF (SHL)

No. 15, 2022
5-foot-11, 172 pounds
2021-22 statistics: 29GP, 3G-6A-9P

3. Elias Pettersson, LD, Örebro HK (SHL)

No. 80, 2022
6-foot-3, 196 pounds
2022-23 statistics: 43 GP, 1G-6A-7P

4. Danila Klimovich, RW, Abbotsford Canucks (AHL)

No. 41, 2021
6-foot-2, 205 pounds
2022-23 statistics: 62 GP, 13G-12A-25P

5. Arturs Silovs, G, Abbotsford Canucks (AHL)

No. 156, 2019
6-foot-4, 216 pounds
2022-23 statistics: 41 GP, 24-11-5 record, .907 save percentage
- LeftCoaster

There's a future to be excited about.

Big game tonight.

Canucks get back on track, with a 4-1 victory.

Be nice for the boys to get back to. 500 hockey and gain some ground on the teams just above them


Go Canucks Go
- Reubenkincade

Where do you stand on picking 12th pre-lottery now? Sticking to your guns or want a mulligan?

There's a future to be excited about.
- Marwood

Yes, but in Arizona.

Yes, but in Arizona.
- LeftCoaster

God bless America.

There's a future to be excited about.
- Marwood

😂😂

Nope, I just see him viciously attacking younger people on line.
- Marwood