Jeff Paterson

putting out the call for new Monday Mailbag questions. You ask, well do our best to answer in a new @canucksarmy.bsky.social column. What’s on your mind #Canucks fans? 📬

Canucks Game Day: Lankinen likely to start, newcomer Douglas could debut against the Jets The Vancouver Canucks (19-36-7) visit the Winnipeg Jets (53-26-10) at Canada Life Centre. The game starts at 4pm PT and will be broadcast in the early window of Hockey Night In Canada. After a 6-3 win in Chicago last night, the Canucks will be looking for consecutive victories for the first time since Christmas. What we…

Canucks Game Day: Lankinen likely to start, newcomer Douglas could debut against the Jets

#Canucks showing new lines at practice today
Höglander with EP40 & Garland
Öhgren with Rossi & Boeser
O’Connor with Blueger & Karlsson
Kane with Kämpf & DeBrusk

Räty swapped in for Kämpf. Sasson an extra forward.

Myers practicing. PO Joseph is not

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it’s mailbag time again. Looking for #Canucks questions for new @canucksarmy.bsky.social Monday column. Trade deadline, current state of affairs, rebuild, draft, anything goes. What’s on your mind? Help fill up that mailbox 📬

it’s mailbag time again. Looking for #Canucks questions for new @canucksarmy.bsky.social Monday column. Trade deadline, current state of affairs, rebuild, draft, anything goes. What’s on your mind? Help fill up that mailbox 📬

Scenes from morning skate: Lankinen starts, Myers sits again for Canucks vs. Kraken The Vancouver Canucks (18-33-7) finish the month of February with a matchup against the Seattle Kraken (27-22-9) at Climate Pledge Arena. Puck drop is set for 7 p.m., and it’s the late game on Hockey Night in Canada.  The Canucks have dropped four straight (0-2-2) since their last victory on January 29 against the Anaheim…

Scenes from morning skate: Lankinen starts, Myers sits again for Canucks vs. Kraken

Scenes from practice: Myers missing as Canucks skated ahead of quick trip to Seattle All eyes were on whether Tyler Myers would join the Vancouver Canucks for practice on Friday afternoon at Rogers Arena. The answer, as it turned out, was no. The big defenceman in the midst of lingering trade discussions was the only player missing as the team skated for about 45 minutes before flying to Seattle for…

Scenes from practice: Myers missing as Canucks skated ahead of quick trip to Seattle

Spice & Ice

setting up to be a spicy Dice & Ice tonight. Condensed schedule likely didn’t leave a lot of options for #canucks big fund raiser, but a week before trade deadline puts players in tough spot to mingle freely and interact with fans

Drew O’Connor

Scenes from morning skate: Lankinen returns from Olympics, will backup Tolopilo for Canucks vs. Jets The Vancouver Canucks (18-33-6) resume their National Hockey League season tonight when they host the Winnipeg Jets (22-26-8) at Rogers Arena. Game time is set for 7 pm.    The Canucks have 25 games remaining on their schedule, with 14 of those on home ice, where the Canucks are just 6-17-4 this season. What we…

Scenes from morning skate: Lankinen returns from Olympics, will backup Tolopilo for Canucks vs. Jets

Scenes from practice: Canucks show likely lineup for Wednesday’s return to action vs. Jets After a week of practices at the University of British Columbia, the Vancouver Canucks returned to Rogers Arena ice on Tuesday morning.   With a couple of hundred fans in the stands as part of a partnership promotion, the Canucks held their final workout before resuming their National Hockey League schedule on Wednesday night against…

Scenes from practice: Canucks show likely lineup for Wednesday’s return to action vs. Jets

Scenes from practice: Boeser in non-contact jersey as Canucks skate at UBC As they prepare to resume their National Hockey League schedule this week, the Vancouver Canucks returned to the practice ice at the University of British Columbia on Monday morning.   After missing practice on Saturday with what the team described as an illness, Brock Boeser was back with the group but wearing a red non-contact…

Scenes from practice: Boeser in non-contact jersey as Canucks skate at UBC

JPat’s Monday Mailbag: What’s next for the Canucks and their fans following the Olympic break? It won’t be easy, but life returns to normal after digesting a best-on-best hockey tournament that was a dozen years in the making. Sure, it ended in heartbreak for Canadians. But it was an enthralling couple of weeks that lived up to every ounce of hype. Hopefully, it sets the table for bigger and better…

JPat’s Monday Mailbag: What’s next for the Canucks and their fans following the Olympic break?

as life returns to normal, looking for 5 good #Canucks questions for a new Monday mailbag @canucksarmy.bsky.social. Olympics, trades, draft, whatever is on your mind.

as life returns to normal, looking for 5 good #Canucks questions for a new Monday mailbag @canucksarmy.bsky.social. Olympics, trades, draft, whatever is on your mind.

Canucks’ Filip Chytil out indefinitely with facial fracture suffered in practice Filip Chytil’s injury-plagued first full season with the Vancouver Canucks has taken another unfortunate turn. The team has revealed that the hard-luck centre is out indefinitely after suffering a facial fracture when he was hit by a puck at the end of Wednesday’s practice at UBC. Head coach Adam Foote relayed the news after the…

Canucks’ Filip Chytil out indefinitely with facial fracture suffered in practice

way too much is made about dealing with the media. Hronek *could* handle it. He chooses not to for most part. But he’d have to show some willingness if he had the C. There is almost no media on the road anymore and even at home, it’s not a daily demand. He’d be fine. Shouldn’t be a major factor

Scenes from Canucks practice: Chytil leaves and will need X-rays after taking puck to face A scary scene unfolded late in the Vancouver Canucks practice at the University of British Columbia on Wednesday.   As the team battled in a mini-game at one end of the ice, an errant shot rose up and struck forward Filip Chytil in the side of the head. Chytil immediately dropped to one knee, removed…

Scenes from Canucks practice: Chytil leaves and will need X-rays after taking puck to face

A fully healthy Marco Rossi excited to show Canucks what he can add to the mix Like anyone in any job, Marco Rossi wanted to impress his new bosses. So the 24-year-old Austrian did all he could to step into the Vancouver Canucks lineup right away after being acquired in December’s blockbuster trade with the Minnesota Wild. The problem was that Rossi wasn’t fully healthy at the time the deal went…

A fully healthy Marco Rossi excited to show Canucks what he can add to the mix

Scenes from practice: Boeser, Chytil, and more Canucks resume skating at UBC following Olympic break After two weeks away from the rink, the Vancouver Canucks returned to the practice ice on Tuesday afternoon at the University of British Columbia. Due to the Olympics, National Hockey League guidelines restricted all teams from skating until 2 PM local time today. The players not in Milan assembled in two groups, with Conor Garland…

Scenes from practice: Boeser, Chytil, and more Canucks resume skating at UBC following Olympic break

YouTube video by Sekeres & Price Jeff Paterson: Remembering the great Jim Robson.

This remembrance of Jim Robson by @jeffpaterson.bsky.social is just terrific. It's a radio fan, who's a terrific broadcaster and analyst in his own right, paying tribute to one of the best: youtu.be/ofpvy_XM5OI?...

posted my thoughts on that other app, but have spent much of the day reading as many tributes as possible to the late, great Jim Robson. So many common threads: his excellence, his grace, his humility and his influence on so many of my fellow broadcasters ❤️

JPat’s Monday Mailbag: What is the Canucks’ offseason priority going to be? With the Olympics now underway and Vancouver Canucks hockey on hold, we put out the call for your questions for a new Monday mailbag. We fully understand if you are trying to take a break from the Canucks. It has been a trying season to say the least. Hopefully, the Olympics will provide a nice distraction from…

JPat’s Monday Mailbag: What is the Canucks’ offseason priority going to be?

looking for #Canucks questions for an Olympic break mailbag @canucksarmy.bsky.social. Trades, tanking, rebuild, Olympians. You name it. Anything goes. Fill up that mailbox 📬

looking for #Canucks questions for an Olympic break mailbag @canucksarmy.bsky.social. Trades, tanking, rebuild, Olympians. You name it. Anything goes. Fill up that mailbox 📬

Canucks Game Day: Chytil out, Lankinen starts vs. Golden Knights in final game before Olympic break The Vancouver Canucks (18-32-6) conclude their quick two-game road trip when they visit the Vegas Golden Knights (25-16-14). Puck drop is at 7 pm PT at T-Mobile Arena.   This is the final game for the Canucks before the Olympic break. What we know The Vancouver Canucks held a morning skate in Vegas. Lineup details…

Canucks Game Day: Chytil out, Lankinen starts vs. Golden Knights in final game before Olympic break

Scenes from practice: O’Connor moves up and Sasson shifts to wing as Canucks skate in Vegas With Filip Chytil dealing with migraine issues and Conor Garland excused for maintenance, the Vancouver Canucks conducted an all-hands on deck practice at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Wednesday. In fact, with the two forwards unavailable, defenceman Victor Mancini slotted into Garland’s spot on right wing on the team’s third forward line.   What…

Scenes from practice: O’Connor moves up and Sasson shifts to wing as Canucks skate in Vegas

JPat’s Monday Mailbag: Canucks prospects’ Olympic futures, Lekkerimäki’s benching, and more It’s February. The countdown is on to the Olympics, but before then, the Vancouver Canucks still have a couple of games to play. The team is in Utah and Vegas this week before the National Hockey League goes dark for three weeks. While NHL hockey will stop, Canucks talk will not. You’ve got plenty of…

JPat’s Monday Mailbag: Canucks prospects’ Olympic futures, Lekkerimäki’s benching, and more