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Article content It takes one to know one. Jimmy Vesey knew what the Toronto Maple Leafs were capable of Tuesday, even amid a four-game losing streak, because the Vancouver Canucks’ waiver-wire claim logged 30 games with the North Division leaders this season and was deemed expendable. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Canucks 6, Maple Leafs 3: Never-say-die attitude on display again Back to video And whether it’s goaltender Jack Campbell suddenly going cold after setting an NHL record by winning his first 11 starts and replaced by David Rit...

By Syndicated Content Apr 21, 2021 4:48 AM Tanner Pearson scored the tiebreaking and game-clinching goals less than four minutes apart in the third period Tuesday night as the host Vancouver Canucks dumped the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-3. Pearson put Vancouver (18-18-3, 39 points) ahead 4-3 at 9:48 with a man-advantage tally. Pearson doubled the lead at 13:36 when he swiped the puck from Alexander Kerfoot and beat goalie David Rittich from a sharp angle in the left faceoff circle, recording his eighth goal of the season. Brandon Sutter scored into an empty net at 19:24 for his second goal...

Canucks' Green opens up about battle with COVID-19, return to the ice Dan Murphy and Iain MacIntyre discuss the Vancouver Canucks getting their restart pushed back and how J.T. Miller's comments and the P1 variant affected that. | April 17, 2021, 6:59 PM April 17, 2021, 6:59 PM VANCOUVER — Travis Green probably knew he was in trouble when he had to stop worrying about his players in order to start worrying about himself. The Vancouver Canucks’ coach, one of the most severely stricken members of the National Hockey League team during its P.1-variant COVID-19 outbreak, finally returned to...

VANCOUVER - Running the Vancouver Canucks practice Saturday left Travis Green's voice hoarse. It was the first...

Article content The list of people relieved to see Travis Green on the ice on Saturday and later on Zoom probably can’t be counted. It’s been a difficult few weeks for the Vancouver Canucks’ head coach. Like most of his players, he caught the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 earlier this month. Unlike most of his charges, he had a rough go. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Canucks: 'You don't want to get this' — Travis Green on his battle with COVID-19 Back to video “You don’t want to get this, I want to say that ...