Locked On Canucks - Daily Podcast On The Vancouver Canucks

Welcome back to Locked On Canucks, the show that, of course, keeps you locked in on all things Vancouver Canucks. Today Justin continues the Hall of Fame dialogue following Monday's historical announcement of Henrik & Daniel Sedin along with Roberto Luongo being named to the Hockey Hall of Fame. Justin gives you his thoughts on which Canuck is next to enter the hall and which former Canuck was snubbed.

Justin breaks the idea of the Canucks potentially resigning JT Miller. Seeing as though many in the market have come to the conclusion that Miller must be dealt. Justin gives you a few ideas for thought on keeping the Canucks leading scorer in town.

Finally, Justin explains the obvious decision that needs to made of putting Roberto Luongo's number one in the rafters of Rogers Arena.

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Welcome back to Locked On Canucks, the show that, of course, keeps you locked in on all things Vancouver Canucks. Today is a historical episode, as today Justin celebrates what many consider the greatest day in Vancouver Canucks history. As Roberto Luongo, Henrik and Daniel Sedin all were announced as the newest inductees into the Hockey Hall of Fame.

Justin breaks down the careers and impact of these three franchise icons. How they helped elevate the Canucks franchise to heights never seen before on an individual and team level. Luongo and Sedin induction also closes the case as to which Canuck team is the greatest of all time. Yes, the 2011 Vancouver Canucks are the greatest team in Canuck franchise history. With not one, not two, but three first ballot hall of famers.

Please share your favourite Sedin and Luongo memories in the comment section. Enjoy and be proud Canuck fans as today belong to you, the city of Vancouver, the province of British Columbia and Canucks Nation all around the world.

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Welcome back to Locked On Canucks, the show that, of course, keeps you locked in on all things Vancouver Canucks. Justin today opens up with his congratulations on the Colorado Avalanche for winning their third Stanley Cup in franchise history. We continue with our discussions on which single-season Canuck team is the greatest of all time.

Today, Justin breaks down the 2003 edition of the Vancouver Canucks. A team that brought back trust between the fans and organization after many dark years in the late 1990s. Led by Markus Naslund the West Coast Express, this Canucks squad entered the elite ranks of the NHL cementing themselves as Cup contenders. However, it was in the playoffs where they floundered.

They go up against a team that will forever be remembered for the good and the bad. Yes, 2011 Vancouver Canucks the Sedin twins, Roberto Luongo and Ryan Kesler. The team that broke countless franchise records, Presidents' Trophy winners, and Stanley Cup, Finalist.

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Welcome back to Locked On Canucks, the show that, of course, keeps you locked in on all things Vancouver Canucks. Justin today opens up what could potentially become the greatest debate in Canucks history. Which single-season Canuck team is the greatest of all time. Four teams in the Vancouver Canucks history series go head to head and Justin determines which team is the greatest in franchise history.

Today, Justin breaks down the 1982 cinderella story of the Canucks. This was a team that shocked the world and made an improbable run to the Stanley Cup Finals and was a part of history in the wrong way.

They go up against a team that will forever be remembered, the 1994 Canucks. Led by Pavel Bure, Trevor Linden, and Pat Quinn. This team finally turned regular-season success into an extended playoff run.

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Welcome back to Locked On Canucks, the show that, of course, keeps you locked in on all things Vancouver Canucks. Justin today discusses the changes and new hires made in the Canucks front office. Dale Tallon highlights the newest members of the front office. Justin believes that this is just another step in the full-on renovation of this organization is going under.

Justin gives his input on what he thinks will transpire on Monday, when the Hockey Hall of Fame announces the 2022 class. This class could feature some very prominent names in Canucks history, including Roberto Luongo and Henrik & Daniel Sedin.

Finally, Justin explains how this Stanley Cup Final has been the best way to allow casual fans to embrace the sport.

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Welcome back to Locked On Canucks, the show that, of course, keeps you locked in on all things Vancouver Canucks. Justin today continues on the discussion of Andrei Kuzmenko signing with the Vancouver Canucks and how this was a prime example of the new regime's culture change. With competent people leading Vancouver, Justin believes the Canucks will be a free-agent destination.

Justin explains how this signing will affect other Canuck forwards such as JT Miller, Brock Boeser, and Connor Garland. Justin talks about two eastern conference teams that apparently have interest in the Canucks leading scorer.

Finally, Justin gives you his top five current players in the NHL.

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Welcome back to Locked On Canucks, the show that, of course, keeps you locked in on all things Vancouver Canucks. Justin today breaks down the massive, massive news in Vancouver of Russian free-agent Andrei Kuzmenko's decision to sign with the Canucks.

Justin explains how this news is an absolutely great win for the Canucks new management team. It shows that the new regime has a plan in place and is willing to do whatever it takes to make the Canucks a contender. Justin also gives a prediction on where Kuzmenko will slot in on the Canucks lineup.

Finally, we poke some fun at the other Canadian city that missed out on Andrei Kuzmenko's services.

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Welcome back to Locked On Canucks, the show that, of course, keeps you locked in on all things Vancouver Canucks. Justin today gives a list and ranking of current Canucks who could be on their way out of town via trade.

Today we take a look back at the 2018 NHL Draft where Justin believes the Canucks once again hit a home run in taking one of the best players in that draft. However, the lack of prospects panning out from later rounds is concerning according to Justin.

Finally, Justin does a Canucks comparison finding the NBA, NFL, and MLB equivalent to Vancouver.

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Welcome back to Locked On Canucks, the show that, of course, keeps you locked in on all things Vancouver Canucks. Justin today gives an update on the Andrei Kuzmenko tour as it stops off in Vancouver. As well Justin looks at the teams in the Stanley Cup Finals and realizes just how far the Canucks have still to reach that level.

Today we take a look back at the 2017 NHL Draft where Justin believes the Cancuks took one of the best players in that draft. We take a look back at one of the darkest moments in Canucks and Vancouver, Game 7 of the 2011 Stanley Cup Finals, which transpired 11 years ago.

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Welcome back to Locked On Canucks, the show that, of course, keeps you locked in on all things Vancouver Canucks. Justin today furthers the discussion of the Canucks "Country Club" mentality and whether changes to the leadership group are needed. Justin explains how a change to the Vancouver organization was needed to ensure future success. As well Justin determines whether three potential UFA's are worth the Canucks persuing.

Today we take a look back at the 2016 NHL Draft where Justin believes the Cancuks too one of the biggest busts in franchise history. Not only was this draft littered with high-end NHL talent but the lack of development from the Canucks first-round pick played a hand in the current cap hell Vancouver is in.

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