“I hope he’s back soon, but if Danny’s out for the rest of the season there’s no suspension you could give him that would be fair to us.” — Kevin Bieksa
Vigneault confirms Daniel Sedin has a concussion.
Woe is me.
Province sports cartoonist Bob Krieger on how Duncan Keith is nursing his feelings — and his elbow — after receiving a five-games suspension for his elbow hit on Daniel Sedin.
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Did the Canucks lose their minds in Chicago because of Duncan Keith?
No, argues Province sports columnist Ed Willes. If you think so, you weren’t paying attention.
“The Canucks did exactly what they had to do at the United Center. They had to respond after Keith’s chicken-excrement hit on Daniel Sedin, and we’re not talking about a power-play goal. If they would have let that hit go, then you could seriously question their actions.”
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Malhotra replaces Raymond as healthy scratch
Mason Raymond will be returning to the lineup after one game as a healthy scratch, making Manny Malhotra the odd man out.
Mason Raymond will be a healthy scratch against the Minnesota Wild — the first time for him in nearly three years.
Manny Malhotra says he feels good and is ready to go after taking a couple of days off for personal reasons — on the anniversary of his awful eye injury.
Oh no he didn’t…
Sports cartoonist Bob Krieger offers up a suggestion on how Sidney Crosby can protect himself from dirty shots.
Canucks shuffle lines, put struggling Mason Raymond with struggling Sedins
What do you think of the revamped forward lines and the new defence pairings?
So you’re worried.
Counting the loss to Montreal last Saturday, the Canucks are 2-3-1-1- in the last seven.
…That’s two wins in seven games.
Well, misery loves company, so we’ve looked back at the last decade and tried to spot the worst slumps. So grab a Kleenex and take a ponder.
Ahem, bandwagon jumper?
No team in NHL history has raised more Stanley Cups than the Montreal Canadiens.
Here’s a pictorial history of the Habs — and their history versus the Canucks.
Canucks Hat Trick
Three things to ponder heading into tonight’s matchup with the Winnipeg Jets — including the return of Andrew Ladd and Dustin Byfuglien.
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