Christian Ehrhoff News

Vancouver Canucks Daniel Sedin scores on Atlanta Thrashers goalie Ondrej Pavelec and Zach Bogosian in NHL action Thursday night, December 10, 2009, at GM Place in Vancouver, B.C. Photograph by: Steve Bosch, Vancouver Sun The goals came easy.

It wasn't easy, Shane O'Brien admitted, to keep his lip buttoned and chin up when he was scratched from the Vancouver Canuck lineup for seven straight games in November.

It was one of those games if you're Roberto Luongo you just hope Steve Yzerman is watching.

The Vancouver Canucks will try to cap a four-game road trip on a positive note when they visit the Nashville Predators for tonight's battle at Sommet Center.

Kevin Bieksa , who works on one of two defence units on the Vancouver Canucksa TM power play, needs to shoot the puck more along with partner Sami Salo, says head coach Alain Vigneault.

Ryan Kesler often claims to not pay attention to much of anything. Not long before the Canucks left on their current road trip, for example, Kesler said he didn't even know who the team would be playing on its four-game trek.

The Vancouver Canucks think they can dance. Doesn't everybody? "Good teams win on the road," coach Alain Vigneault said Monday, suitcase in hand.

Roberto Luongo made 38 saves and collected his second shutout of the year Thursday in carrying Vancouver to a 3-0 victory over Philadelphia.

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I am puzzled by the fact that Shane Oa Brien has been sat out for seven straight games, at the time of this writing.

Henrik and Daniel Sedin had a hand in three first-period goals, and Roberto Luongo made 27 saves as the Vancouver Canucks beat the New Jersey Devils 5-2 on Wednesday night.

A frown is just a smile turned upside down. And, in Christian Ehrhoff's case, a minus-12 rating last season and a plus-11 rating so far this year with the Canucks just indicates two ways the puck can bounce.

Crashing The Net takes you around the league touching on hot and cold players, battles for ice-time and what's going on in net.

VANCOUVER a ' From the meek to the sleek, the Vancouver Canucks will see the other side of the NHL tonight when they entertain the San Jose Sharks to close out a five-game homestand.

Vancouver Canucks winger Mason Raymond crashes into the end boards with San Jose Sharks defenceman Dan Boyle during first period NHL action at GM Place Stadium in Vancouver on Sunday.

Vancouver Canucks' Christian Ehrhoff celebrates his goal against the Edmonton Oilers with teammates Mikael Samuelsson and Alexander Edler during first period NHL hockey action in Vancouver, British Columbia November 28, 2009.

The Vancouver Canucks vowed not to take the injury-depleted Edmonton Oilers lightly Saturday night - and they backed it up on the scoreboard.

Well-rested team beats tired team. That's the way it's supposed to work and it did Thursday night for the Vancouver Canucks, who got third-period goals from Henrik Sedin, Tanner Glass and Kyle Wellwood to beat the Los Angeles Kings 4-1 at General Motors Place.

See, Patrick White wasn't such a bad draft pick after all. Thanks to a shrewd deal this past summer by Canuck general manager Mike Gillis, he has morphed into Christian Ehrhoff.

Vancouver Canucks Christian Ehrhoff celebrates his goal with Mikael Samuelsson against Colorado Avalanche in NHL action at GM Place, Friday night, November 20, 2009, in Vancouver, B.C. Photograph by: Steve Bosch, Vancouver Sun This was going to be a story about Vancouver Canuck defenceman Christian Ehrhoff and how he rose through the ranks of the ...