Elias Pettersson's first goal of the season

https://twitter.com/SHLPr...status/921062057801342976
- VanHockeyGuy

Is it me or is EP looking bigger there at ice level....nice steal and rip too

Honestly, the future is pretty damn bright up front. Petersson, Boeser, Horvat, Virtanen, Dahlen, Gaudette, Lind, Goldobin, Gadjovich, Lockwood, Palmu, etc.

Then you add Dahlin to Juolevi/Chatfield/Stecher/Rathbone/Etc

Plus Demko/DP in net

Ohhh baby!

Thanks Nuckerwhatever!
- Nucker101

- A_SteamingLombardi

Ole Donnie boy must've dropped his mittens

- A_SteamingLombardi

Those belong to Don, Nucker needs a pink set

Ole Donnie boy must've dropped his mittens
- LeftCoaster

Those belong to Don, Nucker needs a pink set
- Makita

- A_SteamingLombardi

Pretty amazing start to his season

He is just under PPG which is amazing for D+1 season.
Like no one goes PPG in D+1 season.
- classic321

There is a pretty little winger in Toronto who did in that league.....

Pres.cup

Kings' Jeff Carter is undergoing surgery, will be out indefinitely with cut to leg.

Another blow to your pool team...that's too bad
- LeftCoaster

Selke candidate!
Wanted a Canuck on my roster, Dorset is our most consistent forward....

Considering they have been able to scratch Boeser a couple games, play Virtanen less minutes than his stint last year, put Bo and Granlund in less scoring roles than last season and continue rolling out the vets with regularly high PP minutes, all without much criticism I'd say they might be Ring of Honor coaching staff already
- WhiteLie

There should be a separate Ring of Honour for coaching staff. And another one for trainers. Oh, and one for management.
We need more Rings of Honour!!
Discuss.

Nilsson

Boeser

Petersson


Thanks everyone!
- Nucker101

Here's a link to the highlights if you scroll down a little. EP almost set up the tying goal and he almost got his head knocked off in front of the net.

https://www.vaxjolakers.s...J-3n28syTP4/articles/post

Here's a link to the highlights if you scroll down a little. EP almost set up the tying goal and he almost got his head knocked off in front of the net.

https://www.vaxjolakers.s...J-3n28syTP4/articles/post
- Brooks_Light

Going to hard areas against men will help EP get closer to NHL ready

Carol Schram: Vancouver Canucks stick with winning lineup & Nilsson as they face Bruins
The Vancouver Canucks are going to stick with Anders Nilsson in net and keep their line combinations the same as they look to build off a win against Ottawa in Boston on Thursday.
- Carol Schram

Thanks Carol !!!!!!!!!!

You're welcome ASL!

Yes, Booner calling me out on my bullpoop made me see the error in my ways. I was just blinded by hate. Ive seen the light.

Thanks again ASL!
- Nucker101

Thanks for the credit Nucker.


Edit: That moment when you take the training wheels off and watch him ride off on his own... priceless

Edit:Edit: Thanks Nucker.

There should be a separate Ring of Honour for coaching staff. And another one for trainers. Oh, and one for management.
We need more Rings of Honour!!
Discuss.
- Marwood

We need a Ring of Honor for the people who pick the members of the Ring of Honor.

We need a Ring of Honor for the people who pick the members of the Ring of Honor.
- A_SteamingLombardi

The Ring Worm of Honor.

Time for an afternoon woodpile visit.

From the Mason Raymond Wikipedia Page:

Entering the 2011 playoffs as the first seed in the West, the Canucks eliminated the Chicago Blackhawks, Nashville Predators and San Jose Sharks in the first three rounds to advance to the Stanley Cup Finals for the first time in 17 years.

During his first shift of Game 6 against the Boston Bruins, Raymond suffered a fractured vertebra after getting hit by opposing defenceman Johnny Boychuk. With Raymond's body twisted to try to retrieve a loose puck, he was engaged by Boychuk, who proceeded to hit him into the boards after the puck had gone by.

Bent over at the time of the hit, Raymond collided with the boards tailbone-first. He was taken to the hospital after initially being helped off the ice. Raymond later described the injury as "the most pain [he's] been in ever." No penalty was called on the play nor did Boychuk receive any discipline from the league following the game, which drew public criticism from Canucks general manager Mike Gillis.

Dr. Recchi managed to get everything sorted out for Boychuk. He explained to Mr. Jacobs in medical terms that Raymond's injury wasn't all that serious and there was no need for alarm. Jacobs in turn let Gary Bettman know that the matter was considered closed. Gary passed the memo on to Gregory Campbell's dad, and he let Mike Murphy know that it was simply a 'hockey play' and not blatant interference or intent to injure as the replays seemed to indicate.

Can't wait for the Canucks to get back to the NHL playoffs!

Edit. Also, thanks Aaron Rome. Not enough of us appreciate how you sacrificed your career by playing for the Canucks in that series.

Time for an afternoon woodpile visit.
- A_SteamingLombardi

What do you stock your woodpile with?

Answer: Haze, Kush, Cookies, Gorilla Glue...

- A_SteamingLombardi

Time for an afternoon woodpile visit.
- A_SteamingLombardi

I just got back from there.

From the Mason Raymond Wikipedia Page:

Entering the 2011 playoffs as the first seed in the West, the Canucks eliminated the Chicago Blackhawks, Nashville Predators and San Jose Sharks in the first three rounds to advance to the Stanley Cup Finals for the first time in 17 years.

During his first shift of Game 6 against the Boston Bruins, Raymond suffered a fractured vertebra after getting hit by opposing defenceman Johnny Boychuk. With Raymond's body twisted to try to retrieve a loose puck, he was engaged by Boychuk, who proceeded to hit him into the boards after the puck had gone by.

Bent over at the time of the hit, Raymond collided with the boards tailbone-first. He was taken to the hospital after initially being helped off the ice. Raymond later described the injury as "the most pain
- YeOldTimer[he's] been in ever." No penalty was called on the play nor did Boychuk receive any discipline from the league following the game, which drew public criticism from Canucks general manager Mike Gillis.

Dr. Recchi managed to get everything sorted out for Boychuk. He explained to Mr. Jacobs in medical terms that Raymond's injury wasn't all that serious and there was no need for alarm. Jacobs in turn let Gary Bettman know that the matter was considered closed. Gary passed the memo on to Gregory Campbell's dad, and he let Mike Murphy know that it was simply a 'hockey play' and not blatant interference or intent to injure as the replays seemed to indicate.

Can't wait for the Canucks to get back to the NHL playoffs!

lol...after the Rome Hit Bettman and Campbell had all the leverage they needed to make sure the Nucks weren't going to win.

Throw in Luongo and were were pooched.

From the Mason Raymond Wikipedia Page:

Entering the 2011 playoffs as the first seed in the West, the Canucks eliminated the Chicago Blackhawks, Nashville Predators and San Jose Sharks in the first three rounds to advance to the Stanley Cup Finals for the first time in 17 years.

During his first shift of Game 6 against the Boston Bruins, Raymond suffered a fractured vertebra after getting hit by opposing defenceman Johnny Boychuk. With Raymond's body twisted to try to retrieve a loose puck, he was engaged by Boychuk, who proceeded to hit him into the boards after the puck had gone by.

Bent over at the time of the hit, Raymond collided with the boards tailbone-first. He was taken to the hospital after initially being helped off the ice. Raymond later described the injury as "the most pain
- YeOldTimer[he's] been in ever." No penalty was called on the play nor did Boychuk receive any discipline from the league following the game, which drew public criticism from Canucks general manager Mike Gillis.

Dr. Recchi managed to get everything sorted out for Boychuk. He explained to Mr. Jacobs in medical terms that Raymond's injury wasn't all that serious and there was no need for alarm. Jacobs in turn let Gary Bettman know that the matter was considered closed. Gary passed the memo on to Gregory Campbell's dad, and he let Mike Murphy know that it was simply a 'hockey play' and not blatant interference or intent to injure as the replays seemed to indicate.

Can't wait for the Canucks to get back to the NHL playoffs!

Here we go again! aaron rome hit a hockey play

Time for an afternoon woodpile visit.
- A_SteamingLombardi

- LordHumungous