Clay's Canucks Commentary

Ethan Bear and Jack Studnicka participated in their practice with the Canucks, while Quinn Hughes returned from injury.  Brock Boeser is still not practicing with the team.  The Canucks host the Devils on Tuesday night.

Elias Pettersson, Ilya Mikheyev, and Andrei Kuzmenko had two points apiece to lead the Canucks to a 5-4 win over the Seattle Kraken, earning head coach Bruce Boudreau his 600th career win.

The Canucks are still winless at 0-5-2 after seven games...which begs the question: is this season still salvageable?

I'm joined by my son Sean (who went to the game with me) to break down the Canucks 3-2 loss to the visiting Carolina Hurricanes.  The defeat extends the Canucks' losing streak to seven games.

The Canucks return from their season-opening five game road trip as the only winless team in the NHL after falling to the Minnesota Wild 4-3 in overtime.

I think it's time to insert Jack Rathbone into the lineup and see what he can do.  As well, who will sit when Conor Garland returns after his one-game benching?

Despite the returns of Tyler Myers and Ilya Mikheyev, the Canucks found yet another way to blow a multi-goal lead, losing to the Columbus Blue Jackets 4-3 in overtime.

The Canucks had a strong second period but gave up 4 unanswered goals in the third in a 6-4 loss to the Washington Capitals.

The Canucks drop to 0-3 on the season and set the dubious record of being the first team in NHL history to lose each of their first three games of a season while blowing a multi-goal lead in each contest.

Despite their horrible start to the season, the Canucks can still come back from their road trip at .500 or even better.

Given the news that Kevin Bieksa will sign a one-day contract on November 3 to retire as a Vancouver Canuck, I share some of my favourite Kevin Bieksa memories...and get yours as well.