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Vancouver Canucks centre Ryan Kesler's taking it one game at a time
Vancouver Canucks Ryan Kesler battles Colorado Avalanche Wojtek Wolski in NHL action at GM Place, Friday night, November 20, 2009, in Vancouver, B.C. Photograph by: Steve Bosch, Reuters One game at a time.
Ehrhoff brings new accent to Canucks
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 ...
Sedin breaks third-period tie as Canucks storm back to beat Avalanche
"It's fun to contribute offensively but I don't want to be seen as just a one-way guy," the Vancouver blue-liner said after the Canucks defeated Colorado 5-2. "I want to be out there in tough situations when we are up by one goal in the last minute or killing penalties.
NHL: Scoring touch eludes Canuck winger Alex Burrows
Chicago Blackhawks goalie Antti Niemi blocks a shot from Vancouver Canucks Alex Burrows during the first period of NHL hockey in Vancouver, British Columbia November 22, 2009.
Canucks rally in 3rd period, beat Avalanche 5-2
Vancouver Canucks' Christian Ehrhoff, left, of Germany, celebrates his goal with Alexander Edler, back left, of Sweden, and Mikael Samuelsson, right, of Sweden, during the second period of an NHL hockey game against the Colorado Avalanche in Vancouver, British Columbia on Friday, Nov.
The man did it all. Christian Ehrhoff scored twice, he assisted, and he threw hits in a 5-2 win over Colorado Friday.
Canucks rally in 3rd period, Sedin nets winner in 5-2 win over Avalanche
Christian Ehrhoff's second goal got Vancouver even in the third period, and Henrik Sedin then netted the go-ahead tally as the Canucks rallied to beat the Colorado Avalanche 5-2 on Friday night.
Desperate days for Canuck Kyle Wellwood
Points have become as tough to come by as penalty minutes for Kyle Wellwood. The Vancouver Canucks learned to live with Wellwood as a pacifist who could pile up some points.
Canucks performance just mediocre after 21 games
Vancouver Canucks Henrik Sedin celebrates scoring a first period goal over the Colorado Avalanche with team mates Christian Ehrhoff and Ryan Kesler in their NHL hockey game in Denver November 14, 2009.
Hot Issues: League takes look at goalie pads
The NHL appears to be serious about going to size-specific goalie pads next season.
Andrew Raycroft and Christian Ehrhoff were scrambling during the Canuck's loss to the Blues in St.
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Red Wings-Canucks set-up: Wings hope to build off Columbus...
The Detroit Red Wings face off against the Vancouver Canucks tonight ready to tangle with a team in similar straits: the 10-9-and-0 Canucks sit in 9th place in the Western Conference, with 20 points to the Wings' 19 .
Looks like Canucks will use same lineup against Avs tomorrow
It looks like the Canucks will ice the same lineup tomorrow against the Colorado Avalanche here in Denver as they did against the Red Wings in Detroit.
THE SETUP: Two of the Western Conference's perennial top teams are in an unfamiliar position - out of a playoff berth.
The Detroit Red Wings are counting on Jimmy Howard to be their backup goalie. So far, so good.
Injuries, key offseason departures and a change to the system played major roles in the Detroit Red Wings ' surprisingly slow start.
Blues make hamburger out of listless Canucks in 6-1 loss
David Perron of the St. Louis Blues attempts to deflect the puck as Andrew Raycroft of the Vancouver Canucks defends on November 10, 2009 at Scottrade Center in St.
Coming off a heated game against the New York Rangers, the Vancouver Canucks will look to bring that feistiness onto the road tonight as they visit the divisional rival Minnesota Wild, who are sitting at the bottom of the Northwest .
NHL: Faster, fresher, sharper Stars down Canucks 2-1
Only if you closed your eyes Friday, could you not know the Vancouver Canucks were wobbling towards the end of a nine-game, 14-day torture test.
The Canucks managed another win Tuesday, but one dogged by a question that has been asked far too often: At what cost? This time, it could be Henrik Sedin.
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