Posts About "Travis Green"
Jordan Subban Faces Obstacles on NHL Journey
August 11th, 2017 It's no easy task to find a permanent spot in the world's most talented hockey league. That's the case, even if you're a player in the Vancouver Canucks' system. Make all the jokes you want about the Canucks, but there is an influx of players at multiple positions. There will be tough forward battles for Canucks roster spots come...
Canucks Need to Adjust Horvat's Role
July 18th, 2017 It's hard to imagine an NHL team's MVP needing a role adjustment. With the Vancouver Canucks however, improvement is needed everywhere. That includes the Canucks' MVP from last season. Bo Horvat was the team's best player in 2016-17, other than Ryan Miller. He posted career highs with 20 goals and 52 points, despite not scoring in his...
Canucks' B.C. Boys on 2 Different Paths
July 10th, 2017 It's every young player's dream to don his hometown team's jersey. When that dream pans out, things don't always go as planned. The Canucks made that dream come true for two players in the last two seasons. They've both had vastly different experiences in a Canucks jersey. Both Troy Stecher and Jake Virtanen had the opportunity to...
The Nuck Stops Here: 5th Overall, Juolevi & Green
May 1st, 2017 ‘The Nuck Stops Here’ is a Vancouver Canucks news, opinion and analysis column that runs every Monday throughout the regular season, and every second Monday throughout the off-season. News Jonathan Dahlen Signed to Three-Year Entry Level Contract The Canucks have announced the signing of forward prospect Jonathan Dahlen to a...
Canucks Could Watch Green, Gulutzan Slip Away
May 13th, 2016 The Canucks have done a lot of losing over the last few months. Only the Toronto Maple Leafs lost more hockey games than the Canucks during the regular season. On April 30th when the draft lottery rolled around, the Canucks dropped down to fifth overall and missed out on snagging one of the best three prospects in hockey. Now, they...
Farm Report: Canucks AHL Group Begins Calder Cup Playoffs
April 22nd, 2016 The Vancouver Canucks' season was over long before it was over, but their farm team still has plenty to play for. The 2015 Eastern Conference champion Utica Comets (38-26-12) begin their Calder Cup quest tonight against the Albany Devils (46-20-10) in the best-of-five first round series. A lot of the Comets roster is changed over...
