Pacific Peeks: Vancouver Canucks
It’s been a long, long time since you could mention the Vancouver Canucks and “playoffs” in the same sentence. And yet, here we are. The Canucks have a very clear vision on how to celebrate their 50th anniversary season properly; a season … Continue reading Pacific Peeks: Vancouver Canucks
Finding better nicknames for new Canucks players
Hockey players suck at nicknames. When the Vancouver Canucks opened training camp with media interviews on Thursday, it was the players’ first chance to talk about their offseason training regiments, their goals for the season and their first impressions of … Continue reading Finding better nicknames for new Canucks players
Thatcher Demko needs to show No. 1 potential for Canucks next season
There’s a number of storylines going into the 2019-20 season for the Vancouver Canucks; an anniversary celebration, a rebuilt supporting cast, and a draft pick bet placed on the team’s ability to make the postseason within the next two years. … Continue reading Thatcher Demko needs to show No. 1 potential for Canucks next season
Jonathan Dahlen on what happened with Canucks
Written in collaboration with Sheng Peng Jonathan Dahlen made his debut for the San Jose Barracuda last night. It was a quiet beginning in the San … Continue reading Jonathan Dahlen on what happened with Canucks
Oil Spill | The Van Jose Podcast: January 23, 2019
In this episode, Nora drove across the US of A (00:00), Lachlan’s going to All-Star Weekend and has some complaints about the jersey selection (5:00), the Oilers fired Peter Chiarelli (17:35), the future in Edmonton (25:00), the Canucks goaltending is officially good … Continue reading Oil Spill | The Van Jose Podcast: January 23, 2019
Hey now, I’m an All-Star (attendee)!
Hey everyone! It’s been a long time since I wrote anything on my site, but I have been busy elsewhere! I’ve been doing a lot of San Jose Barracuda coverage over at Fear the Fin and if you haven’t listened … Continue reading Hey now, I’m an All-Star (attendee)!
Cuda Corner: Wood, Suomela lead Worcester past Stockton in 2-1 victory
A lot has changed in the American Hockey League since the Worcester Sharks last took the ice, but there are three things that have remained the same: Roy Sommer, John McCarthy and on-ice success. The San Jose Barracuda, wearing the … Continue reading Cuda Corner: Wood, Suomela lead Worcester past Stockton in 2-1 victory
Auld Lyft Syne | The Van Jose Podcast: Jan 1, 2019
In the latest episode, Lach and Nora talk about the Winter Classic (1:05), the Canucks scratching Goldobin and recapping the weekend sweep through Alberta (11:45), Markstrom playing like an elite starting goalie (14:45), the Sharks/Flames game, Sam Bennett hit and the … Continue reading Auld Lyft Syne | The Van Jose Podcast: Jan 1, 2019
Naughty and Nice | The Van Jose Podcast: Dec 20, 2018
In this week’s episode, Lach and Nora talk about the Flyers firing Dave Hakstol, the quick rise of the Pacific Division, the Sharks are red hot, the Canucks shocking the world and Lach goes on a tangent about Jon Cooper … Continue reading Naughty and Nice | The Van Jose Podcast: Dec 20, 2018
Happy Days | The Van Jose Podcast: Dec 15, 2018
In today’s episode, Lach and Nora talk about the Canucks and Sharks’ separate hot streaks, how Timo Meier has quietly become San Jose’s greatest scoring threat and when will Vancouver finally name Bo Horvat their captain? Subscribe on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2PTSj0o Subscribe … Continue reading Happy Days | The Van Jose Podcast: Dec 15, 2018
