a little behind on my bloggin
Canucks 4
LA Kings 2
With the win, the Canucks are 3 points up on Minnesota with a game in hand. Go Canucks
Bring on the Flames!
I hope they win on saturday !
Canucks 4
LA Kings 2
With the win, the Canucks are 3 points up on Minnesota with a game in hand. Go Canucks
Bring on the Flames!
I hope they win on saturday !
posted by Jenny at 1:23 PM 0 comments
Canucks 3
Avalanche 0
With the win, the canucks are one point up on minnesota for first in the division ( thank you calgary, but i wish you could have got the job done in regulation) and have now officially clinched a playoff spot. Way to go guys !
Sami Salo's goal on the powerplay was the winning goal, with two empty net goals, one by cooke, and the other by Daniel Sedin
way to go team :D
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Labels: canucks- predators- nhl
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Labels: Canucks - Oilers - NHL - Hockey
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Labels: Canucks - Wings - NHL - Hockey
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Labels: Canucks - blues - NHL
* Where have the power play goals gone?
* Where has Naslund and Morrison gone?
* Where has Daniel Sedin gone? He hasn't scored in a bout a week now I think
* Why did the Canucks not play a full 60 minutes in an important divisional game?
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Labels: nhl - wild - canucks
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Labels: Canucks - NHL - DUCKS
My Three Stars
1. Henrik Sedin
2. Roberto Luongo
3. Evegni Nabokov
Get this three stars on TV* I beg to differ. HA HA
1.Nabokov
2.Luongo
3.Thornton
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Labels: Canucks - hockey - NHL
Period 1
7:50 - Jeff Cowan - Brendan Morrison, Kevin Bieksa
9:26 - Brendan Morrison - Brent Sopel, Mattias Ohlund
12:33 - Markus Naslund - Bryan Smolinski, Jan Bulis
Period 2
8:55 - Sami Salo - Tommi Santala, Trevor Linden
11:38 - Shane Doan - D. Morris, Reinprecht
Period 3
4:52 - J. Taffe - Michalek, Doan
posted by Jenny at 8:29 PM 0 comments
3 years ago today - a black cloud descended on the Canucks and hockey in general. I'm sure you all remember. Canucks vs Avalanche, a day we all wish we could erase from NHL history.
I must admit when it first happened, I'm ashamed to admit i sided with Bertuzzi. Not that I thought that "Steve Moore had it coming," No one deserves that. For a while, I thought he was just hyping the injury to make Bertuzzi pay. But as the years pass, and it appears that Moore is as far as ever from returning to the NHL, I take a step back, and I look at what happened.
I'm a huge Bertuzzi fan, but he did a stupid stupid thing. He knows that, and surely any person in their right mind knows he did a stupid thing. Unfortunately, his actions led to some very serious consequences for Moore. Sure, Bertuzzi had the backlash of the media and people's reactions all across the hockey world, and Whenever he is mentioned in articles this incident will always be brought up. Steve Moore has had greater consequences to deal with. He had a fractured neck - concussion, and to this day still does not know if or when he will be able to return to the NHL. steve moore still hasn't give up hope
three years down the road, and after listening to Moore's comments on 1040 this afternoon. You gotta feel for the guy. He's still not playing hockey, still hasn't been cleared to play, but there's Todd Bertuzzi signing with The Redwings, playing the game he loves. All's Steve Moore wants to do is play the game he loves, the "incident" has denied him of that.
I'm not placing all the blame on Todd Bertuzzi either. I think everyone involved should take some of the blame. What it comes down to though is, it was Todd Bertuzzi who punched Steve Moore from behind. It all could have been avoided if only - so many if onlys and they just serve to make me sound like I'm trying to deflect the blame from Bertuzzi on to the NHL. Which isn't the case at all.
Its not something I will ever forget hearing on the radio, or seeing played over and over again. I still remember where I was and what I was doing when this all transpired. My thoughts and prayers go out to Steve Moore for a full recovery, and My thoughts and prayers go out to Todd Bertuzzi, thats got to be hard to get over something like that.
I wish it had never happened !!!!
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Larscheid mulls retirement - Vancouver Province
Tom Larscheid color commentator for the Vancouver Canucks for the past 30 years is thinking of retiring.
while there is a concerted effort by the Canucks and his current employers to persuade him otherwise, Larscheid estimates he's 98 per cent certain he'll retire at the end of this season.It's not a decision he's reached lightly and he's certainly left himself room to wiggle out of it. But after all these years, he just feels it's time to kick back with his wife Lesley, listen to some Sinatra, sip on a Sapphire martini and watch the sun set into the Pacific.
And he's earned that right. In his 30 years on the job, Larscheid has come to be associated with the Canucks as much as any of the team's stars."
* Coast to Coast like buttered toast
* Get on the phone, Chuby has found his scoring touch
* If you can't play with the big dogs, you better stay on the porch
* Biekscellent
*Captain, my Captian
* Bingo, Bango, Bongo, His name is Roberto Luongo
*Some one call the coppers there's been a robbery
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Smolinski - SCORES Demitra - SCORESMorrison - misses Nummellin - SAVE *Naslund - misses Koivu - SAVELinden - SCORES Rolston - SCORES
Pyatt - misses Gaborik - misses
D. Sedin - SCORES Bouchard - SAVE
* Luongo 1st ever goaltender to stop Nummellin in the shootout
* Canucks win shootout 3-2 in 6 rounds, and win the game 4-3
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Labels: Wild - Canucks - NHL - Hockey
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Fastest to 200
Sidney Crosby becomes the fastest player to reach 200 career points.5 months before he turns 20. Wayne Gretzky is the only other player to reach 200 career points as a teenager, he achieved that feat shortly before his 20th birthday. All's i can say is WOW ! I haven't seen much of Crosby being as he does play in the East, but what I have seen i've been impressed.
He already has 98 points this season, and seems to be well on his way to another over a 100 point season.
Its always nice to see a Canadian kid do well!
Keep up the good work Crosby !!!
posted by Jenny at 7:17 PM 1 comments
Labels: NHL Hockey
posted by Jenny at 9:51 PM 0 comments
"The only people who talk about and discuss it is usually media and all that," Bertuzzi said Thursday. "You know, I gotta respect that you guys have a job to do and I understand it. ... I'm the same as everyone else. I just got issues that will take care of themselves. Like I said, it's not for Detroit to deal with. It's for me to deal with. It has no bearing on anything right now with me playing here."
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