Posts tagged with "Philip Larsen"
THW Live: Damien Cox and a Maple Leafs Life
December 9th, 2016 Long-time Toronto Star reporter and columnist Damien Cox (@DamoSpin) is our special guest on the The Hockey Writers Live podcast this week. Cox discusses his career with Canada's largest daily newspaper, his memories of covering the Toronto Maple Leafs and some of his favorite Leafs, Pat Burns and Doug Gilmour among them. We also...
Galchenyuk & Desharnais Injuries, Nash Update & More
December 7th, 2016 Habs' Galchenyuk & Desharnais Out 6 to 8 Weeks The Montreal Canadiens will be without forwards Alex Galchenyuk and David Desharnais for six to eight weeks with knee injuries, the club announced on Wednesday. https://twitter.com/CanadiensMTL/status/806632733615210497 The news is a devastating blow to a Habs team that's lost...
Hall on Larsen Hit, Cunningham FaceTimes Teammates & More
December 7th, 2016 Vancouver Canucks' defenseman Philip Larsen was stretchered out of Tuesday's game against the New Jersey Devils after taking a big hit from Taylor Hall behind the Canucks' net. The hit caused Larsen to fall back sharply onto the ice as he took a pass along the boards and wasn't able to get his head up after receiving the puck on his...
The Nuck Stops Here: Baertschi, Eriksson & Larsen
October 30th, 2016 ‘The Nuck Stops Here’ is a Vancouver Canucks news, opinion and analysis column that runs every Sunday throughout the regular season. News Troy Stecher, Jayson Megna Recalled The following is a press release from the organization: Vancouver, BC - Vancouver Canucks General Manager Jim Benning announced today that the club has...
Stecher's Rise Puts Pressure on Larsen
October 2nd, 2016 This just in: Troy Stecher has been nominated for the Norris Trophy. A little premature, perhaps? With everyone in Vancouver gushing over the stellar debut of Stecher, it would be easy to believe that he just won the Norris Trophy. The 22-year-old, Richmond, BC native intrigued fans in July after team president Trevor Linden...
2016-17 Fantasy Season Outlook: Vancouver Canucks
September 14th, 2016 This is a team in the midst of an identity crisis. From the outside looking in, the Canucks appear to be going nowhere fast and destined to be a bottom-feeder again this season. But the powers that be in Vancouver are refusing to rebuild and continue to sell playoff hope. The best- yet worst-case scenario seems like a...
