He's single-handedly taking Calgary out of the tanking race. They're no longer a threat for worst record.

Abby games are like $30 a ticket - well worth the entertainment value if you still itch to go to games but don't want to spend $100 to watch Vancouver put up 15 SOG a game (even though most of the losses were entertaining)

We are 2-10-1, have lost 10 straight games, and are on pace to become one of the worst teams in NHL history. At this point, think about it; if the worst player on our team (I would say Brisebois) just started dropping the gloves with the other team’s best player every game, then what’s the worst that can happen? Brisebois gets tossed? He’s the worst player on the team so it wouldn’t really matter. Just imagine Brisebois going completely apeshit trying to fight McDavid before the teammates and referees get involved. It would be at least 3 whole seconds of entertainment, which is probably more than we’ve gotten out of this team all season. We just watched Quinn Hughes come back to Rogers Arena, score a goal, get an assist, and beat us 4-2. At this point, what the fuck do we have left to lose? Just something to think about as we approach our 11th straight loss.

I think they got removed after.

Drunk me couldn’t get a clear photo to save my life, but thought this was absolutely hilarious

Trying to figure out what our draft might look like. Is it another C?

I was at last night's game against the Wild. I don't go to games often, so was considering sitting down for the UN anthem, because you know, not much has changed with the US's treatment of Canada and the US's behaviour on the world stage has been generally abhorrent since Trump took office. I thought that maybe some of that lack of respect from the fans for the US anthem would continue.

I was surprised that nobody around me sat out their anthem (including myself - succumbed to the peer pressure), except one guy I noticed a few rows ahead of me. He looked just as typical as any of the other hosers, young guy wearing hoodie and a jersey, but as he stood up for the Canadian anthem, he was clearly making a statement. I did hear everyone do that extra hard emphasis on FREE when singing Canada's anthem. Ironic, when the US is threatening our and many other democracies' freedoms to exist and conduct ourselves as we wish...

Anyway, I regret standing and want to big up that guy who sat and let all who still sit know you have my respect for making a bit of a stand where you can.

If anyone is curious, this is the order of the chants that happened in the arena 🫡

- #1 - Quinn you suck

- #2 - Quitter

- #3 - He's not signing

- #4 - He's not signing (repeat)

- #5 - Quitter (repeat)

- #6 - Where's your contract

- #7 - We want the cup (😂 - right after we scored)

- #8 - Landon DuPont (or it could have been "We want DuPont"... It was kinda hard to hear, if anyone can confirm this one, that would be awesome)

The boos occurred:

- Right at the start of warm up, and multiple times throughout warm up

- Every time QH touched the puck

- Throughout the tribute 💀 (note there was some clapping and people standing up as well)

That's your arena report. 😂😅

As a big Canucks fan and occasional gamer, I’ve obviously spent my fair share of time playing the EA NHL games. Naturally, I usually play as the Canucks, as I’m sure many of you do (or did) as well.

With that in mind, I’m curious; who have been your best and worst Canucks players to use in the EA NHL games over the years?

For me:

Best:

• Brandon Reid. An off the wall pick, but for whatever reason I remember EA had this guy skating like Connor McDavid in those early 2000s EA NHL games.

Worst:

• Dana Murzyn. I know he wasn’t exactly Cale Makar, but I feel like EA did him dirty in the ’94 Sega Genesis game. The guy literally moved like a slug out there.

Curious to hear everyone else’s picks!

Both players have played exactly 32 games with the Canucks.

Chytil: 32 games played over 3 seasons. (15, 12, 5 games).

Brisebois: 32 games played over 6 seasons (8, 1, 1, 17, 3, 2 games).

Just a neat little stat.

If they don't put a couple win streaks together, they're on pace for like 13 wins and 30-something points.

I know the whole season isn't going to be like this (I hope) but can you see them somehow putting things together enough to get close to last year's record (58 points)?

Also currently have the 14th worst points percentage in NHL history

https://records.nhl.com/records/team-records/standings-points/worst-points-pctg-season