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Richards, Morrow help Stars sink Canucks
The Dallas Stars peppered Vancouver rookie goalie Cory Schneider with a flurry of shots, and finally a couple found the back of the net.
Bernier better, but demand for H1N1 flu vaccine in U.S. has Canucks playing waiting game
Steve Bernier has a mild case of the flu, but the Vancouver Canucks are being cautious with the ailing right winger in lieu of league-wide concern over the H1N1 virus.
Canucks continue to roll, tame Wild
Alex Burrows recorded a goal and assist to lead Vancouver past Minnesota, 5-2, at Xcel Energy Center.Darcy Hordichuk, Henrik Sedin, Mason Raymond and Matt Pettinger also scored for the Canucks, who have reeled off four wins in their last five games.
Vancouver Canucks (9-7-0) At Minnesota Wild (5-9-0), 8 P.M.
The Minnesota Wild seem to be turning things around after a rough start to their 2009-10 season.
A linesman tries to keep Vancouver Canucks defenceman Shane O'Brien and New York Rangers agitator Sean Avery at bay during the third period of the Canucksa TM 4-1 win on Tuesday.
Just when it looks like the injury-riddled Vancouver Canucks might fall apart, they battle back.
It happened after a lopsided loss in Anaheim on Friday night, and again after the New York Rangers tied Tuesday night's game on a controversial power play 6:24 into the third period.
Vancouver Canuck forwards are dropping like flies. There's chance Alex Burrows may be scratched tonight.
Andrew Raycroft stopped 18 shots for his seventh career shutout as Vancouver sent the Avalanche to their second two- game skid of the season, 3-0, at General Motors Place.
No So Cal Sweep for the Canucks
The two-goal efforts by Corey Perry and Bobby Ryan were hardly a surprise to the Anaheim Ducks.
The Canucks Defense: Where Eight Is Enough
With the oft injured Sami Salo expected to return to the lineup tonight, that now leaves a log jam at the defense position or in other words "Eight is enough". This year it looks like a dozen will not be enough, what with all the injuries, but there is only room for six to play.
Canucks to move Rome up to forward, replacing Hordichuk
Aaron Rome gets a positional change on Thursday in Los Angeles, moving up to forward on the Canucks' fourth line to face the Kings.
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Red Wings-Canucks wrap-up: Wings' first road win's a messy one
The Detroit Red Wings struggled to overcome poor goaltending, a mediocre penalty-killing unit, blown leads, generally snakebitten secondary scorers, erratic refereeing, and fantastic, if sometimes spotty, goaltending at the other end of the ice during their game against the Vancouver Canucks on Tuesday, but they changed the script from their four ...
Canucks' Johnson carried off ice on stretcher
Vancouver Canucks center Ryan Johnson was carried off the ice on a stretcher after sliding headfirst into the end boards early in the second period of Tuesday night's game against the Detroit Red Wings.
It looks like Leaf coach Ron Wilson wants to set a tone for this one as he is starting his fourth line of Wayne Primeau, Colton Orr and Jamal Mayers, all of whom can fight.
THE BUZZ: A frantic finish Monday was not enough for the Canucks to register their first road win of the season, losing 2-1 to the Edmonton Oilers.
Canucks' Pavol Demitra sidelined indefinitely
Mathieu Schneider is almost in and Pavol Demitra is out today, tomorrow and for an unspecified amount of time.
Gritty Canucks get'er done in 3-2 win over Chicago
Vancouver Canucks' Mikael Samuelsson and Willie Mitchell celebrate a goal on the Chicago Blackhawks during the third period of their NHL hockey game in Chicago October 21, 2009.
Canucks visit site of playoff debacle
Vancouver goalie Roberto Luongo sinks in his net after the May 11 collapse in Chicago.
Mitchell says Canucks need Zen-like approach to beat Chicago
James Wisniewski of the Chicago Blackhawks fights with Alex Burrows of the Vancouver Canucks during the third period at the United Center on March 2, 2008 in Chicago, Illinois.
Canucks can't convert late goal as Oilers triumph
The National Hockey League roadkill continued on Monday for the Vancouver Canucks, who blew an early lead against the Edmonton Oilers and lost 2-1 on a late goal to remain perfectly ghastly away from home this season.
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