He is but Silovs has size
- CanuckDon

ian clarke likes him along with that finn they drafted last spring.

Canucks should maybe send Podz down for a few and call up Petan... or for more poop disturbing, give Lockwood a look.
- boonerbuck

Lockwood is injured.

Lockwood is injured.
- Load Management

poopty

He is good but so is Mikey
- VANTEL

I can't remember the last time we had 2 solid young Goalies in the minors.

poopty
- boonerbuck

I would still like to see Bailey get a run of games. Kid has had such shit luck the last couple of years.

I would still like to see Bailey get a run of games. Kid has had such shit luck the last couple of years.
- Load Management

One of the Canuck broadcasters, can't remember who, was comparing Bailey to McDavid the other day.

One of the Canuck broadcasters, can't remember who, was comparing Bailey to McDavid the other day.
- Totes McGoats

You're kidding.

One of the Canuck broadcasters, can't remember who, was comparing Bailey to McDavid the other day.
- Totes McGoats

It's got to be that idiot red headed stepchild Hirsch.

Vegas lose again

Vancouver Island, everyone safe ?

Good morning.
- Marwood

Been a few years since nightshifys for me, takes a bit of getting used to it again.

Canucks should maybe send Podz down for a few and call up Petan... or for more poop disturbing, give Lockwood a look.
- boonerbuck

Umm no - he should be in the lineup instead of that plug Chaisson. Another bonehead move by Green.

And Petan doesnt disturb any sh*t - that's not who he is at all in any way.

And Lockwood is injured.

Strike three

I would still like to see Bailey get a run of games. Kid has had such shit luck the last couple of years.
- Load Management

Agree. Love his jets & only needs a lil run of games.

If these bs 1/2 page ads persist I could be on my last days in here.

Vegas lose again
- VANTEL

Nice.

If these bs 1/2 page ads persist I could be on my last days in here.
- Nighthawk

Yeah they make mobile viewing impossible... Back to browsing on my pc with an adblocker.

Yeah they make mobile viewing impossible... Back to browsing on my pc with an adblocker.
- NorthNuck

No pc no need for one lol

No pc no need for one lol
- Nighthawk

If you use Google Chrome on your phone you should be able to run an adblocker on that I would think, I've never tried personally

If you use Google Chrome on your phone you should be able to run an adblocker on that I would think, I've never tried personally
- NorthNuck

I use adguard content blocker on my phone with chrome. Works well with no issues. On my pc adblocker plus.

VGK 1-4 nice even though I got Lehner 👍

We make out good in this home stand & I’ll be happy. Need a good start to build up a points lead. Ideally 5-2.

Thanks Carol,
Watched the game Saturday, Canucks better get it together, can't get outplayed by a bunch of cast offs and expect to win all the time. Wait til they play a real team like the Flames.

Thanks Carol,
Watched the game Saturday, Canucks better get it together, can't get outplayed by a bunch of cast offs and expect to win all the time. Wait til they play a real team like the Flames.
- K-man25

Thanks Carol,
Watched the game Saturday, Canucks better get it together, can't get outplayed by a bunch of cast offs and expect to win all the time. Wait til they play a real team like the Flames.
- K-man25

yep. good looking team there those Flames.

From the Athletic per the Petey drama:


Even in a league where goaltenders save over 91 percent of the shots they face on average, Pettersson has functioned like a time machine since entering the league, turning goalie save percentages back to the 1980s when he’s the shooter — or even when he’s merely on the ice influencing the quality of chances.

Going into this season, Pettersson’s personal five-on-five shooting clip since entering the league clocked in at an ungodly 17.1 percent. That’s the second highest shooting clip among NHL shooters with at least 200 five-on-five shots on goal since the 2018-19 campaign, behind only Leon Draisaitl. Decent company that.

So far this season, however, Pettersson is carrying a 0.0 percent shooting percentage at evens.

Because Pettersson’s individual finishing ability is lethal and because he’s also an exceptionally talented playmaker, Pettersson tends to drive on-ice shooting percentage also. Going into this season, his on-ice shooting clip at five-on-five clocked in at 11.4 percent — the third highest number in hockey among forward that have played at least 2,000 minutes since 2018-19, behind only Evgeny Kuznetsov and Jakub Vrana.

So far this season, Pettersson is carrying a 4.8 on-ice shooting percentage at five-on-five.

As the sample expands, we can expect Pettersson to benefit from some positive regression in these areas. Both of these numbers should be expected to gravitate toward a number that more closely approximates what Pettersson has managed for his career over a far larger sample. Put simply, we would expect more goals for Pettersson personally and more goals for his linemates too even if his two-way form remained identical from what he’s accomplished through six games.

From the Athletic per the Petey drama:


Even in a league where goaltenders save over 91 percent of the shots they face on average, Pettersson has functioned like a time machine since entering the league, turning goalie save percentages back to the 1980s when he’s the shooter — or even when he’s merely on the ice influencing the quality of chances.

Going into this season, Pettersson’s personal five-on-five shooting clip since entering the league clocked in at an ungodly 17.1 percent. That’s the second highest shooting clip among NHL shooters with at least 200 five-on-five shots on goal since the 2018-19 campaign, behind only Leon Draisaitl. Decent company that.

So far this season, however, Pettersson is carrying a 0.0 percent shooting percentage at evens.

Because Pettersson’s individual finishing ability is lethal and because he’s also an exceptionally talented playmaker, Pettersson tends to drive on-ice shooting percentage also. Going into this season, his on-ice shooting clip at five-on-five clocked in at 11.4 percent — the third highest number in hockey among forward that have played at least 2,000 minutes since 2018-19, behind only Evgeny Kuznetsov and Jakub Vrana.

So far this season, Pettersson is carrying a 4.8 on-ice shooting percentage at five-on-five.

As the sample expands, we can expect Pettersson to benefit from some positive regression in these areas. Both of these numbers should be expected to gravitate toward a number that more closely approximates what Pettersson has managed for his career over a far larger sample. Put simply, we would expect more goals for Pettersson personally and more goals for his linemates too even if his two-way form remained identical from what he’s accomplished through six games.
- NorthNuck

Christ could the guy get any more wordy and bland for something so simple?

To me it comes down to 2 things.
1. He's not getting as much space as he used to. 2. Now everybody knows where he prefers to shoot from.

Once he and the team figures out how to create space for him the shooting chances get better.