The Canucks were outworked and outclassed at home in a 5-1 defeat to the Los Angeles Kings. The Kings got out to an early 3-0 lead and never looked back (sound familiar)?

The Canucks wrapped up their five-game road trip with a disappointing 6-1 loss to the Winnipeg Jets. Filip Hronek made his return the lineup after missing 21 games.

The Canucks hope to have Filip Hronek back in the lineup tomorrow night when they wrap up their five-game road trip in Winnipeg as they face the Jets. Erik Brannstrom cleared waivers and will report to Abbotsford.

I spend a bit of time talking about the Canucks' decision to place defencman Erik Brannstrom on waivers. Then, I recap a tumultuous first half of the season before looking ahead to what we might expect in the second half.

Despite outplaying the Eastern Conference leading Washington Capitals for the majority of the game, the Canucks dropped yet another overtime decision...this time by the score of 2-1.

Despite the return of Quinn Hughes and JT Miller's outstanding 4 point effort, the Canucks dropped another extra time loss...this time to the Montreal Canadiens. It was the first game of their tough five-game road trip. The Canucks will look to get back on the winning track on Wednesday when they take on the Washington Capitals.

The Canucks will embark on a very tough five-game road trip that will see them face 4 top 10 teams in the next week and a half. Thankfully, it sounds like they will have Quinn Hughes and Elias Pettersson back for some of the games.

As well, I talk about the JT Miller and Elias Pettersson situation...and ask you if your sick of it.

The Canucks blew another third-period lead to the Seattle Kraken, but secured the win in the shootout thanks to a goal by JT Miller and the solid goaltending of Kevin Lankinen. Lankinen was forced into the game in the second period when Thatcher Demko had to leave because of injury.

In my first livestream of the New Year. I did a quick recap of my Christmas cruise, before talking about the Canucks' current depressing state.

I ended up by bringing on a Hall of Fame member who recently celebrated a birthday.

The Canucks dropped a 3-1 decision to the Vegas Golden Knights. Teddy Blueger had the lone Canucks goal as they search for ways to unlock their offence.