Posts About "Bo Horvat"
Vancouver Canucks Recent Draft History
February 8th, 2018 Looking at the Vancouver Canucks' plethora of young talent, you can't help but applaud the work done by general manager Jim Benning and his predecessor, Mike Gillis. It hasn't all been smooth sailing, though — there's been a fair share of blemishes on draft days. Regardless of mistakes that were made, the Canucks future is...
What Should the Canucks Do with Boeser?
January 22nd, 2018 The Vancouver Canucks have been a pretty entertaining team to watch this season and it's largely due to the phenomenal play of rookie sensation, Brock Boeser. The 20-year-old Calder Trophy candidate is lighting it up this season and doing so no matter who he's playing with, which poses a bit of a problem. With the return of Bo Horvat...
The Long-Awaited Return of Bo Horvat
January 19th, 2018 Injuries derailed the surprisingly competitive Vancouver Canucks in December, and they haven't quite recovered just yet. Star players were hitting injured reserve left and right and Bo Horvat was hands-down the biggest loss. Horvat suffered a fracture in his foot on Dec. 5 against the Carolina Hurricanes, but he has been cleared to...
The Much-Needed Return of Sven Baertschi
January 5th, 2018 The Vancouver Canucks have been obnoxiously injury-plagued in this 2017-18 season and one of their major losses has been that of Sven Baertschi, their top-line winger, and sidekick of the also-injured Bo Horvat. Prior to suffering his broken jaw on Dec. 9, Baertschi managed to tally 18 points in 30 games, leaving him tied for sixth on...
Injuries Killing Canucks' Playoff Hopes
December 11th, 2017 The month of November was a painful time for the Vancouver Canucks both figuratively, and primarily literally—a handful of injuries to key players has left the Canucks in a bad place at a key point of the season. Coming into the 2017-18 season, nobody expected the Canucks to actually be competing for a playoff position, but they...
Canucks Proving It's More Than Just One Game
November 5th, 2017 It's just one game. Regardless, on Saturday night the Vancouver Canucks showed they can live with the best. The Canucks surprised the hockey world -- including a lot of their fans -- by beating the two-time defending Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins. In the process, they proved they deserve to be taken seriously as playoff...