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The Game According to Twitter: Canucks 3 at Avalanche 4

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The Game According to Twitter: Canucks 3 at Avalanche 4

Ryan Kesler didn’t mince any words after the Canucks blew two, third period leads to the last place Colorado Avalanche yesterday. “We played like shit for 40 minutes,” he said. “We gave them everything they got with turnovers and miscommunication and not getting the puck out. It was shit,” he added. Just about sums it up perfectly. "The Switch" was off today apparently. #Canucks #Tgatt — G. Justine Galo (@Aviewfromabroad) April 13, 2013 Here’s how you, Canucks fans, saw the game.

The Game According to Twitter: Canucks 4 vs. Avalanche 1

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The Game According to Twitter: Canucks 4 vs. Avalanche 1

Talk about two teams headed in opposite directions. After their 4-1 win last night over the Colorado Avalanche, the Canucks have now won 6 games in a row. The loss was the Avs’ 4th in a row and 8th in their last 9 games. Also, with Alex Burrows reunited with the Sedins, the first line once again looks rejuvenated and accounted for 3 of the team’s 4 goals. Burrows, Hank, Dank. That felt right. That felt right. #canucks @vancanucks @canucksgame #TGATT — Jay Jones (@BARJONESING) March 29, 2013 That’s good news for Canucks fans.

Canucks vs. Avalanche Game Day Preview: Cory Takes Control

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Canucks vs. Avalanche Game Day Preview: Cory Takes Control

Photo credit: Vancouver Sun A few weeks ago, the very thought that Roberto Luongo could be traded by next week’s trade deadline scared many fans. The Canucks were in a slump, having won just 3 of their 11 games, and in part because their $9.3 million goaltending duo of Cory Schneider and Roberto Luongo were battling inconsistency between the pipes. At that time, neither Schneider or Luongo had taken the reigns of the team’s no. 1 goaltending spot. Regardless of their play, on some level, having both in the lineup perhaps provided a sense of safety in numbers. Before the...

The Game According to Twitter: Canucks 3 at Avalanche 2

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The Game According to Twitter: Canucks 3 at Avalanche 2

Dale Weise was out of the lineup so Cam Barker was back in. And Keith Ballard was back at forward. What could possibly go wrong?

Canucks at Avalanche Game Day Preview: Mile High Meltdown

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Canucks at Avalanche Game Day Preview: Mile High Meltdown

The effort wasn’t there. We practiced defensive zone coverage, and guys weren’t taking the body and swirling and stuff like that. This is the stuff we have to work on every day. I told a couple of the guys that ‘I don’t think we’ll have a good game today.’ It’s unacceptable.

The Game According to Twitter: Vancouver Canucks 3 vs Colorado Avalanche 0

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The Game According to Twitter: Vancouver Canucks 3 vs Colorado Avalanche 0

After a three-game jaunt through California, the Canucks are back home against the Colorado Avalanche. Lizz Moffat recaps the game in your tweets.

Canucks Review and Preview: January 28 to February 3, 2013

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Canucks Review and Preview: January 28 to February 3, 2013

The Canucks then ended the week in San Jose, where they couldn’t take advantage of Ryane Clowe’s meltdowns and numerous powerplay advantages, and couldn’t find any puck luck from the hockey gods (5 posts!) en route to a 4-1 loss.

Out of Town Notebook: Filling out an NHL Awards Ballot

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Out of Town Notebook: Filling out an NHL Awards Ballot

Tom Wakefield gives his take on who should win some of the key NHL awards and takes a look at other issues around the league.

The Game According to Twitter: Canucks 1 Avalanche 0

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The Game According to Twitter: Canucks 1 Avalanche 0

Elizabeth Moffat recaps the March 28 game between the Vancouver Canucks and Colorado Avalanche in your tweets.

Canucks Review and Preview: March 26 to April 1, 2012

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Canucks Review and Preview: March 26 to April 1, 2012

[Every week, Caylie King reviews the Canucks week that was and previews the Canucks week ahead.  You can follow Caylie on Twitter (@CayKing).] The Vancouver Canucks started off their recently-concluded 4-game road trip by being shutout 2-0 against the Minnesota Wild. Cory Schneider played a solid game in Minnesota but the team in front of him just couldn’t bury the puck. Then, after trying to find their game for well over a month, the Canucks seemed to turn the corner against rival Chicago Blackhawks. Unfortunately, it was a dirty, cheap Duncan Keith elbow on Daniel Sedin that ignited the fire....

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