WE WANT THE CUP!

Fuck yeah! Bites Medal

on THIS canucks team!

The rink looks 3/4 full at best. With the cap set to continue rising, how will the league handle what looks to be mostly a league-wide attendance problem? Does the league make up the difference in gate revenue with enormous tv deals? Or will the cap eventually have to come down again?

You are a sushi restaurant and you want to promote and sell a "Lekkeri" maki. What do you put in that maki? Points if it's actually delicious or Swedish inspired.

Suggestion: raw shrimp and cream cheese inside. Cured salmon (lox), scallion and ikura/tobiko on top.

I implore a local sushi place to plz take it upon themselves to make a Lekkerimaki roll

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He’s been atrocious so far. I really hope he turns it around because it would be so Canucks luck for our biggest trade chip to turn into a pumpkin when we desperately need assets for a rebuild.

I know we’re a bad team, but we were a bad team last year and he was a bright spot (on both sides of the puck).

The Vancouver Canucks are riding a 10-game winless streak and are three more losses away from matching the longest such streak in franchise history, which was set way back in November and December of 1973.

No matter what stage of the team-building cycle you’re in, results this feckless will draw attention. This is the stage of a rebuilding effort when national pundits tend to come out of the woodwork to pontificate about an organization embarrassing itself, or being an unholy mess.

These are the moments that require a team’s leadership to steel itself. To be especially stubborn about the rebuilding course this franchise has belatedly charted, and disregard the outside noise.

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