The Canucks made their way down to music row to wrap up their season series against the Predators. The Preds have been hot of late, but they played second fiddle to the Canucks, who put in a full 60 minute effort to chase the Nashville netminder and walk away with a 5-2 victory. Captain Quinn found his way back on the scoresheet after a 3 game mini-slump and Petey found some chemistry with new linemate, Pius Suter as Kuzmemko watched from the press box again.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 5 (35 SOG)

Predators 2 (26 SOG)

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The Canucks continued their road trip with a visit to Chicago to face the Blackhawks, led by North Vancouver's rookie phenom Connor Bedard. Bedard did his part to set up 2 goals for the Hawks, but Demko held down the fort after that. Dakota Joshua scored again, along with Petey, Brock and Ilya Mikayev to lead the Canucks to a 4-3 win.

Jeff Paterson and David Quadrelli host.

Canucks 4 (27 SOG)

Blackhawks 3 (28 SOG)

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The Canucks hit the road to take on the Wild for the second time in very recent memory and this time was again, very uneventful. Casey DeSmith played a fantastic game, stopping 30 of 31 shots on goal, but the Wild goaltender was also great, stopping 34 of 35 Canucks and hanging on to take the W home for the Wild in the first Canuck shootout of the season. Vancouver will get a chance to bounce back tomorrow in another matinee game against Connor Bedard and the Chicago Blackhawks.

Jeff Paterson and David Quadrelli host.

Canucks 1 (31 SOG)

Wild 2 (35 SOG)

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Luuuuuuuu! Roberto Luongo was back in town to see his space unveiled in the Ring of Honour. As always, the ceremony was great and Lu did not disappoint on the mic. But the good vibes belonged to the Canucks for the rest of the night as they beat up the Panthers 4-0 behind a couple of Dakota Joshua goals and another from Andrei Kuzmenko...and what would a night be without a Brock Boeser goal. Demko did his best Bobby Lu impression and stopped all 36 Florida shots for the shutout.

Jeff Paterson and Harmon Dayal host.

Canucks 4 (18 SOG)

Panthers 0 (36 SOG)

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Tampa Bay visited Rogers arena with Nikita Kucherov leading the league in scoring and several Canucks in hot pursuit. Vancouver looked to continue their winning ways and after Tampa jumped out to an early lead, Kuzmenko evened the score, which was a huge monkey off his back. That was followed by a whole lotta Brock. Boeser had a hat trick to move into the league lead in goals, while Captain Quinn added 3 primary assists to move into the league lead in assists. After oening the scoring the Lightning failed to strike a second time as Demko continued his Vezina-like ways, putting up a .966 sv% against a potentially devastating offense.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 4 (22 SOG)

Tampa Bay 1 (29 SOG)

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The Canucks hoped to win back-to-back for the first time in a while tonight. The Carolina Hurricanes rolled into town on a recent slump, but you can never count out the Canes. It was a very quiet night for Captain Quinn, but Petey found his game again tonight, getting in on 3 of the Canucks goals. JT Miller had a great night and Nils Hoglander continued to impress. It was a tight game as Carolina constantly threatened to tie it up, but in the end, Demko was able to hold it together for the 4-3 win.

Jeff Paterson and Blake Price host.

Canucks 4 (24 SOG)

Hurricanes 3 (24 SOG)

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A streaking Wild team rolled into town and looked to continue their win streak under the new coach, but the Canucks had other plans tonight. Even though on paper there were a couple of fights, they looked more like the Minnesota Mild tonight, as the teams battled it out in what turned out to be a low event hockey game. Casey DeSmith posted a solid game to backstop Vancouver to a 2-0 shutout and put an end to Minny's win streak.

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 2 (17 SOG)

Wild 0 (26 SOG)

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It was Hughes Day Tuesday at Rogers Arena as Captain Quinn and the Canucks played host to Jack and Luke's New Jersey Devils. The 2 younger brothers scored to put the Devils up to a big lead early, but the Canucks battled all the way back in the 3rd period to tie it up at 5 on the back of a couple of Quinn assists, only to have Jesper Bratt spoil the party with a goal with only 30 seconds left to go in the game to give the Devils the 6-5 win. 

Jeff Paterson and Irfaan Gaffar host.

Canucks 5 (33 SOG)

Devil 6 (32 SOG)

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The Canucks bounce back after a loss to Vegas with a 4-3 win over division rivals, the Cagary Flames. Captain Quinn opened the scoring and set the tone with a goal, followed by a big night from Ilya Mikayev. Nikita Zadorov assisted on the game winning goal in his first game as a Canuck to help bury his old team.

Jeff Paterson and Blake Price host.

Canucks 4 (23 SOG)

Flames 3 (22 SOG)

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Vegas baby, Vegas!!! Unfortunately it was ALL Vegas on this night in Vancouver. The Canucks were just not up to the test against the defending Stanley Cup champions and current Western Conference leaders. Demko stopped 41 of 45 shots to hold up his end of the bargain, but there was just no offense to be found in a game where Pettersson had zero shot attempts in the entire game. Zero. Are we still saying there's nothing bothering EP40?

Jeff Paterson and Matt Sekeres host.

Canucks 1 (22 SOG)

Vegas 4 (45 SOG)

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