Jannik Hansen just had the best week of his career, scoring five goals in three games, capping it all off with a hat trick against the Canucks' bitter rivals, the Chicago Blackhawks. That kind of performance can change people's opinions in a hurry and Han

It's an emotional roller coaster for Canucks fans right now. After the Canucks largely successful road trip through California, fans were jubilant, certain that this was confirmation that this Canucks' season wouldn't be as disastrous as the previous one.

Recording prior to the game against Ryan Kesler and the Anaheim Ducks on Sunday, Daniel and Harrison speculate about the result and use that as a springboard to examine how fans have reacted to the Canucks' strong start to the season.

The Canucks season is currently in a weird limbo state. We're far enough in that it seems like we're seeing trends that will dictate how the entire season will play out, but it's still far too early to pass judgement on the team.

Tragedy! The Canucks lost their first game of the season on the weekend, which means everything is awful, right? Actually, Daniel and Harrison are still feeling pretty positive about the team, even after the loss to the Lightning.

The Canucks are off to a 2-0 start, which has Vancouver optimistic and hopeful for the first time in a while. Sure, those first two wins have come against the Calgary Flames and Edmonton Oilers, but the new Canucks coaching staff is making a good first im

The final cuts are all but complete for the Canucks heading into the regular season, so it's time to preview said season. Nicklas Jensen is down in Utica, while Tom Sestito stays with the Canucks, Bo Horvat is sticking around, and Luca Sbisa is in the Can

With 28 players still on the roster, there are just five players left for the Canucks to cut before the start of the season. We discuss which players are the most likely to get cut and what that means for the roster.

Pre-season is upon us, which means it's time to watch actual Canucks play actual hockey for the first time in a long while. It also means that Jim Benning and Willie Desjardins have some difficult decisions ahead of them.

The Canucks prospects are in Penticton, working like mad to impress an all-new management group. Meanwhile, we're sitting on our behinds judging those prospects, their skill, and their effort.