Posts About "Reid Boucher"
Canucks' Reid Boucher: Untapped Potential
February 19th, 2019 Currently sitting sixth in AHL scoring is the Utica Comets' Reid Boucher who is boasting 49 points in 42 games in 2018-19 — the Vancouver Canucks are missing their window of opportunity to extract Boucher's potential. On top of his 1.17 points-per-game, Boucher is also fourth the AHL in goals (24) despite playing three games less...
Canucks Call-Ups Making Statements
February 14th, 2018 The Vancouver Canucks have seen a very healthy amount of injuries this season (pun intended) and they've relied heavily on assistance from their Utica Comets — the team has called up a handful of players to fill voids and for the most part, they've really made a statement and presented a case for them sticking around for the...
Canucks Reid Boucher is an AHL Stud
February 2nd, 2018 Amidst the Vancouver Canucks' plethora of young talent is Reid Boucher, a young man who is lighting up the AHL for the Utica Comets. Boucher has 115 NHL games under his belt with three different teams — the Nashville Predators, New Jersey Devils and, you guessed it, the Canucks. At 24, his ceiling is high and his future looks...
Time Running out for Rodin
November 6th, 2017 One year ago, the Canucks' rebuild was less exciting than it is now. In the summer of 2016, one of the most intriguing players in the organisation was Anton Rodin. At the beginning of this season, however, Rodin is stuck on the farm and has been unable to get in a game when called up by the big club. Previously dubbed an X- Factor...
Are Canucks Seeking a Shine or Grind 4th Line?
September 9th, 2017 Twenty years ago, it would have been unheard of to see guys like Sam Gagner on your fourth line. Now, it's becoming a trend in the NHL. As the game moves to eliminate some of the enforcers of old, skilled guys are finding their way into bottom-six roles. Gagner was a prime example of that last year in Columbus. Playing on a...
The 'Forgotten' at Canucks Camp
September 8th, 2017 There are always a few dominating storylines during NHL training camp. This year in Vancouver, tough camp competition means there are storylines aplenty. Jim Benning made a flurry of signings on July 1st, signing five new players to one-way contracts. These moves were questioned by some but the motives were clear. The Vancouver...
