Canucks players met with the media today and many storylines emerged, from injuries to UFAs to a defensive Filip Hronek.

The Canucks season came to an end with a 3-2 loss to the Edmonton Oilers in game 7 of their second-round playoff series.

A lack of execution, not effort, led to their downfall.

The Canucks will have to play game 7 vs. the Edmonton Oilers without Brock Boeser, who is battling a blood clot issue.

Needless to say, viewers in my livestream are very nervous about Monday night's game.

JT Miller scored the game-winning goal with 33 seconds remaining in regulation to lift the Canuck to a 3-2 win over the Oilers.

The Canucks now hold a 3-2 series lead and can finish things off Saturday night in Edmonton.

Ahead of the massive game 5, I talk about what kind of lineup changes we might see for the Canucks. As well, I give my impressions of Elias Pettersson's sombre media availability today.

And you'll hear the craziest donation train I've ever experienced.

The Canucks' frantic third period comeback was all for naught as the Oilers scored a late go-ahead goal to take the 3-2 win in game four.

Arturs Silovs was massive in goal and Brock Boeser and Elias Lindholm scored two goals apiece as the Canucks beat the Oilers 4-3 to take a two games to one lead in their second round playoff series.

On the eve of game 1, I take one last look at the keys for the Canucks vs. the Oilers.

I'm back from Denver and I outline 5 keys to the Canucks beating the Oilers in their second-round playoff series.

The Canucks are up 3 games to 2 over Nashville, but we can make a pretty compelling argument that they have been the second best team in the series.