Clay's Canucks Commentary

Linus Karlsson had three points and Liam Ohgren scored the shootout winner as the Vancouver Canucks defeated the Boston Bruins 5-4 to earn their fourth consecutive win.

The Vancouver Canucks defeated the New York Islanders 4-1 last night, with Kiefer Sherwood leading the way with a hat trick. Thatcher Demko had another outstanding game, and Tyler Myers played in his 1,100th career game. The Canucks have now won three straight games in sweeping the New York portion of the road trip.

For tonight's show, I brought on members from the CCC community to share their hot takes...and they certainly didn't disappoint! We also raised money for Gerald's Movember campaign and he trimmed his beard on the livestream! Not sure how well it will translate to the audio podcast though.

Thatcher Demko made 23 saves and newcomer Liam Ohgren scored his first goal as a Canucks as the Vancouver Canucks defeated the New York Rangers 3-0. The Canucks have now won consecutive games for the first time since October.

Now 72 hours removed from the massive Quinn Hughes trade, I wanted to explore some of the key aspects of the trade, namely:

1. Quinn's desire to win (and right to request a trade)

2. The role of management and ownership in not building a contender

3. The return from the Wild

4. The next Canucks captain

5. The inevitable rebuild

Newcomers Zeev Buium, Marco Rossi, and Liam Ohgren all looked good in their Canuck debuts as the Vancouver Canucks defeated the New Jersey Devils 2-1. Thatcher Demko, Conor Garland, and Filip Hronek all had strong performances as well.

The Vancouver Canucks were defeated 3-2 by the Buffalo Sabres on Thursday night. This, despite dominating the game and outshooting the Sabres by a wide margin.

This Open Mic session was probably our best one yet, as viewers brought some really solid takes. Listen for yourself!

Elliotte Friedman reported on the weekend that the New Jersey Devils have engaged in talks with the Vancouver Canucks regarding superstar defenceman Quinn Hughes. Get ready for the speculation to begin.

The Vancouver Canucks defeated the Minnesota Wild 4-2, despite the absence of Elias Pettersson. Aatu Raty led the way with three points, and Tom Willander scored his first career NHL goal.