Posts About "Travis Green"
Del Zotto an Unnecessary Stopgap for Canucks
March 16th, 2018 Remember the time when Michael Del Zotto was the Vancouver Canucks number one defenceman? Yeah, that was when the Canucks were winning games. As funny as that may sound (except for Canucks fans), you could make the argument that Del Zotto shouldn't even be in the top six. It's been a perplexing season for the 27-year-old defenceman....
Canucks on the Verge of Making History
March 13th, 2018 Say it ain't so. Who would have thought that this Vancouver Canucks squad could etch their names into the history books? It's taken a lot of losing, a leaky defence and a barrage of injuries, but the Canucks are on the verge of making history as the first team to finish 31st overall in the league. Despite their mediocrity,...
Audition Season Is Critical for Pouliot
March 10th, 2018 With 15 games to go in the Vancouver Canucks' season, this has officially become audition time for almost everyone on the roster. While that holds little meaning around the league, it should mean a great deal to the remaining players in that Canucks locker room, who are all playing for jobs next year. Of all the Canucks playing for...
Sedins Are Making Their Case
January 30th, 2018 If you're a Vancouver Canucks fan, or even a hockey fan, you know who Henrik and Daniel Sedin are. What you don't know is whether or not this will be the twins' last season as Canucks -- or even NHL players. Talks of the Sedins' future have been a very, very hot topic throughout the course of the 2017-18 season and the twins have...
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...
Canucks Need to Stay on the Road
November 25th, 2017 Not much was expected from the Vancouver Canucks this season. That's what happens when you have two consecutive campaigns of finishing second to last in the Western Conference, with the third-fewest points in the NHL. Last season was particularly dire for the Canucks, as they managed just 69 points. This represented their lowest...
