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On the latest VANcast, Farhan and Drancer look back on the Canucks huge 3-2 overtime win over the Rangers on Tuesday night, including an insane end to the 3rd period.
The guys analyze the struggles of Brock Boeser, Elias Pettersson and Tanner Pearson, as the Canucks continue to search for consistent offence and Drancer and Farhan review Drancer's Canucks report card, including an early win for Jim Benning on the trade with the Coyotes.
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On this edition of the VANcast, Drancer and Farhan look back on the Canucks home opening 3-2 loss to Minnesota. The guys discuss the offensive struggles of the team led by Elias Pettersson's slow start. J.T. Miller's lack of engagement right now, and the Canucks failure to generate any kind of offence on 5 on 5 play.
The guys analyze the play of Vasily Podkolzin, Josh Bailey, Jack Rathbone and Conor Garland, they provide injury updates on Tyler Motte and Jason Dickinson and project when defender Travis Hamonic might find himself back in the NHL as well.
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Farhan and Drancer recap the Canucks' 6-game road trip, including Drancer being back on the road covering games, experiencing hockey in Seattle, Thatcher Demko, Conor Garland, should there be concern with Elias Pettersson, the Canucks' home opener, and much more.
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On the latest VANcast, Drancer and Farhan look back on the Canucks bounce back effort in Chicago vs the Blackhawks after a disappointing loss to the Sabres in Buffalo. The guys discuss special teams, how Conor Garland, Tucker Poolman, Jason Dickinson, Jack Rathbone and Kyle Borroughs have fit in, and how sophomore Nils Hoglander has been the Canucks best player to date.
Ryan Clark, the Athletic's beat writer for the Seattle Kraken stops by to update Drancer and Farhan on what the Canucks can expect from the NHL's 32nd team on Saturday night, as an instant rivalry is born between Vancouver and the Kraken.
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Drancer and Farhan discuss Travis Hamonic's leave of absence from the Canucks, the latest on Brock Boeser, J.T. Miller moving to center, how Quinn Hughes has looked three games in, and much more!
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Drancer and Farhan recap the Canucks opening night, 3-2 loss to Edmonton in the shootout, in which Thatcher Demko was in mid season form, stealing a point for the Canucks in game 1 of the new season.
The guys discuss the decision to dress Jack Rathbone and Kyle Burroughs over veterans Luke Schenn and Brad Hunt to try to contain Connor McDavid. We dissect the Canucks power-play, Tyler Myers huge hit on Duncan Keith, Nils Hoglander's versatility, how Vasily Podkolzin fared in his NHL debut, and how much the Canucks missed Brock Boeser in the first game of the season.
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On this edition of the VANcast, Drancer and Lalji discuss the Canucks roster taking shape as training camp winds down.
The guys look at the additions of Petey and Quinn to the lineup, and how the bottom six forward look, including if JT Miller at centre, the chemistry between Jason Dickinson and Phillip Di Giuseppe and if players like Justin Dowling and Will Lockwood have a shot at making this team. Plus the guys discuss the opportunities not given to Jonah Gadjovich, who deserved another pre-season game, before being waived earlier today.
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Drancer and Farhan dig deeper into the Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes deals and the impact they have on the Canucks for the future. Also, the Canucks potentially having to navigate IR and LTIR gymnastics as Travis Hamonic and four other players may not be suiting up for the team anytime soon. To wrap it up, some baseball talk, as a seafood bet has a victor.
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