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Kesler is singing the same contract tune as buddy Burrows (Ben Kuzma, Vancouver Province) Mitchell’s play a real plus for Canucks (Brad Ziemer, Vancouver Sun) LaBarbera finding peace while waiting in the wings (Brad Ziemer, Vancouver Sun) Rangers, Canucks could be tough in playoffs (John Mackinnon, Edmonton Journal) Canuck alumni come to Smithers (Interior News)
Canucks win streak dies in LA (Vancouver Sun) A mother of a road trip (Yvonne Zacharias, Vancouver Sun) Royal return after trip (Elliott Pap, Vancouver Sun) Canucks land hard in Lala land (Gordon McIntyre, Vancouver Province) No better sounding board than the mom who cheers you on (Vancouver Province) Are these guys for real? (Hosea Cheung, 24 Hours Vancouver) Kings show some grit in winning third in a row (Billy Witz, Los Angeles Times) Moose GM hopes to deal (Ken Wiebe, Winnipeg Sun)
All Luongo wants is the two points (Gordon McIntyre, Vancouver Province) Sundin ready for second half (Jim Jamieson, Vancouver Province) Sundin spent break away from rink (Elliott Pap, Vancouver Sun) Backup LaBarbera goes to the dogs and back during break (Gordon McIntyre, Vancouver Province) Canuck winger playing outside the box (Iain MacIntyre, Vancouver Sun)
30 days to a better team? (Iain MacIntyre, Vancouver Sun) LaBarbera happy to settle in for a bit (Yvonne Zacharias, Vancouver Sun) Sundin still getting settled (Gordon McIntyre, Vancouver Province) Treat shootout just like breakaway — Sundin (Vancouver Province) Salo keen to get back in it (Ben Kuzma, Vancouver Province) Luongo’s skills ready to pay all-star bills? (Ben Kuzma, Vancouver Province) The lack of true grit (Hosea Cheung, 24 Hours Vancouver) Lemieux starts comeback against Canucks (Elliott Pap, Vancouver Sun) Lemieux is le back (Jim Jamieson, Vancouver Province) Reeling Canucks hope to reel in Sharks (Matthew Sekeres, Globe and Mail)
It’s been a while since we’ve done an episode, but we’re doing our best to fill you in on what’s happened since the last one as well as our thoughts about what’s been going on with the Canucks over that time. From Sundin to LaBarbara, there has been a lot to talk about and consider with the current slump the team is in. We do our best to cover as much as we can while staying under an hour. Listen in and see how the crew has been handling this winter of our discontent. Click here to listen to the...
In the battle of the backups, Curtis Sanford is gone and Jason LaBarbera won the right to sit in the best seats in the house for most of the rest of the regular season. From Jason Botchford (Vancouver Province): The Canucks put the likable Sanford on waivers Wednesday morning, a move that had to be made to get Luongo on the active roster. If he clears waivers after the 9 a.m. Thursday deadline, Sanford will be re-assigned to Manitoba. Luongo will start in Thursday’s home game against Phoenix. Good thing, because the Canucks have been on a two month slide...
‘We didn’t deserve to win’ says Kesler as goalies bedeviled (Ben Kuzma, Vancouver Province) Canucks ‘facing adversity’ (Jason Botchford, Vancouver Province) Pitiful performance full of pratfalls and more (Tony Gallagher, Vancouver Province) Canucks drop fifth game in a row at home (Brad Ziemer, Vancouver Sun) LaBarbera ponders future after poor – and brief – effort (Elliott Pap, Vancouver Sun) Canucks can’t wait for Luongo to come back (Matthew Sekeres, Globe and Mail) Canucks nearing a crossroads (Matthew Sekeres, Globe and Mail) Clemmensen felt the pressure, but held onto Devils’ 5-3 win over Canucks (Rich Chere, The Star-Ledger) What’s really wrong...
Luongo’s groin passes tough practice test (Ben Kuzma, Vancouver Province) Luongo ready for full practice, could play this week (Elliott Pap, Vancouver Sun) LaBarbera keeps even keel (Ben Kuzma, Vancouver Province) Likable Sanford likely odd man out (Ben Kuzma, Vancouver Province) Home-ice disadvantage (Elliott Pap, Vancouver Sun) Kes is right in there with award candidates (Ed Willes, Vancouver Province) Fans unlikely to be patient with Sundin (Scott Rintoul, Metro News Vancouver)
Half way, half good for Canucks (Iain MacIntyre, Vancouver Sun) Sundin to travel to Edmonton with Canucks (Brad Ziemer, Vancouver Sun) Sundin goes with team to Edmonton (Jim Jamieson, Vancouver Province) Sometimes, saviours end up on cross (Jason Brough and Mike Halford, Vancouver Province) Backups both excel at diplomacy (Gordon McIntyre, Vancouver Province) Moose-bound Schneider glad for the big-league experience (Jim Jamieson, Vancouver Province) Too many men dilemma: Seeing Dany but thinking it’s Hank (Vancouver Province)
Fan depreciation (Cam Cole, Vancouver Sun) Canucks fail to show appreciation in 3-2 shootout loss (Brad Ziemer, Vancouver Sun) Two-goal lead melts under Stars (Gordon McIntyre, Vancouver Province) LaBarbera gets point for Vancouver (Jim Jamieson, Vancouver Province) Dallas Stars stand up to test with 3-2 shootout win (Mike Heika, Dallas Morning News) Sundin’s Canuck debut depends on practice (Elliott Pap, Vancouver Sun) Sundin says he’s raring to go — but he wants to be careful (Jim Jamieson, Vancouver Province) Johnson’s foot OK, but finger slow to heal (Vancouver Province) Brutal scheduling shows it effects (Tony Gallagher, Vancouver Province) Here we...
