Clay's Canucks Commentary

The Canucks practiced in Los Angeles today ahead of tomorrow night's game against the Kings. Thatcher Demko was a participant for the majority of the practice, although he is still a few weeks away.

It looks like Dakota Joshua will not make his season debut vs. the Kings. Instead, it might be the November 9 home game vs. the Oilers.

Quinn Hughes had three assists (including career assist 300) in the Canucks' 5-1 over the Ducks.

I break down the game, as well as try to predict where Dakota Joshua might slot in upon his return.

Dakota Joshua will likely draw into the lineup Thursday night, although there is a small chance he plays Tuesday. Meanwhile, it sounds like Thatcher Demko is only 2-3 weeks away.

We talk about the impact of both players, and I spend a lot of time answering your questions...both Canucks-related and not,

We are now 10 games into the season, and the Canucks are doing fine from a standings perspective. But has the team established a true identity just yet? What should the team's identity be?

And I bring Legendary Lucas Gates onto the show to celebrate his recent birthday.

I was joined by Doodle Hockey to break down the Canucks 6-0 loss to the New Jersey Devils. It was great to hear his take on the current state of the Canucks, and what he would do to turn things around.

Rick Tocchet made a number of changes at Canucks practice today, the day after a 4-3 home loss to the Carolina Hurricanes.

I did a quick recap of the Canucks' 4-3 win over the Penguins before looking ahead to the Hurricanes and Devils. It will be interesting to see if Kevin Lankinen makes a fifth straight start, or if Arturs Silovs will get the nod in goal.

The Canucks scored four unanswered goals in the second period to defeat the visiting Pittsburgh Penguins 4-3 at Rogers Arena.

The night was full of memorable moments from Arshdeep Bains' first career goal, to Elias Pettersson's first goal of the season, to the pregame ceremony to honour Tyler Myers playing in 1,000 regular season games.

We're only 6 games into the season, but already there have been many intriguing storylines for the Canucks. I get into all of them in this livestream.

The Canucks returned home from a successful road trip and were back at practice today. Quinn Hughes got a well-deserved day off, while Dakota Joshua continued on his path to returning.

And JT Miller and Elias Pettersson got into a small exchange.