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The Twins with telepathy

If you ask NHL fans what players had the best chemistry? They would Answer the Sedin twins. why? Beacuse they are literally twins. Born just minutes apart Daniel and Henrik had instant chemistry when It came to playing hockey. Even playing together in the SHL. it seemed they both knew where there were at all times on the ice with Henrik usually passing and Daniel Finishing. Both being drafted by the Canucks in 1999 Vancouver came to love the twins. both making there debut together on October 5th 2000 and on October 9 2010 henrik sedin was named captain of the Vancouver Canucks. The same season when the Canucks made their legendary cup final run. In there final game at Rodger’s Arena home of the Vancouver Canucks. Daniel Sedin scored the OT winner assisted by Henrik Sedin at the 2:33 mark to send the sold out crowd in a frenzy. And on Feb 12 2020 Daniel and Henrik got there jerseys raised up into the rafters together as they always seemed to be.

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Biggest loser in Hockey?

This has been on my mind a lot lately and yes you can call me salty or whatever. On December 12th 2025 the Vancouver Canucks traded star player Quinn Hughes to the Minnesota Wild for Marco Rossi, Zeev Buimm, Liam Ohgren and a first round pick. Many Canucks like myself were very upset but saw it coming a 100 kilometres away. Buy as soon as Quinn Goes to the Wild he shows his true self. Before his first game against his former team he was asked about his former team and his response “honestly I don’t know any of there guys” Not a good look as*hat He was the Captain of the Canucks for two years and played there for almost 7 seasons. You know at least AT LEAST SIXTEEN OF THEM He also treated his tenure with the Canucks as a prison sentence always with one word answers but as soon as he goes to the Wild he’s all jolly. He never seemed happy even though his best years so far are with Vancouver. He never smiled and never did anything for this community he never cared to help people less fortunate in Vancouver especially going to B.C. Children’s Hospital where Canucks captains always have gone. No he’s done nothing. Sorry this was kinda a rant

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Classic Canucks Luck

Fun or not So fun fact. The Canucks who finished last in the league last year. Had a 25.5 percent chance of drafting 1st and a 18.8 percent chance of drafting second overall. They got neither and the Toronto Maple Leafs got the first overall pick. They had a 8.5 percent chance to pick 1st.

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Vegas joins the NHL!

On June 22, 2016, Las Vegas officially became an NHL city when the league awarded Bill Foley’s expansion group the franchise that would become the Vegas Golden Knights. A decade later, that announcement looks like one of the best decisions the NHL has ever made. The Golden Knights became the first major professional sports team in Las Vegas, helping change the city’s reputation as a sports market, and paving the way for the NFL’s Raiders, MLB’s Athletics, and continued NBA expansion talks. Nobody could have known just how quickly the franchise would take off, seeing a trip to the Stanley Cup Final in its debut season, playoff appearances in eight of the first nine years, and a Stanley Cup championship in 2023. Foley ended the announcement with a line that resonates in the heart of all who adore the team and have grown with them, “Las Vegas is hockey-ready. We’re convinced of it. We know it.” Go Vegas, baby!