The excitement in Vancouver is palpable as the Canucks have made their triumphant return to the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Here are seven ways the people around the city are embracing the big occasion: 1. Canucks’ playoff homecoming CANUCKS NATION SHOWED UP! pic.twitter.com/jWCm8J4pPM — Y – Vancouver Canucks (@Canucks) April 22, 2024 Canucks fans are revelling in the team’s return to playoff hockey at home for the first time since 2015. After years of anticipation, there’s a renewed sense of excitement and optimism surrounding the team’s prospects in the postseason. For both the city and the te ..read more

The Vancouver Canucks are back in action Tuesday night for game two against the Nashville Predators. In this NHL Betting article, you’ll be up to date with all the current Canucks odds and trends from this series to help you win a little bit of extra money this playoff season!  Predators vs. Canucks Odds Nashville Predators Moneyline Odds: +110 Vancouver Canucks Moneyline Odds: -130 Puck Line Odds: Predators +1.5 (-225), Canucks -1.5 (+185) Game Total: 5.5 goals (over -125, under +105) Time/Date: April 23rd, 7:00 PM PST TV: Sportsnet, CBC All odds courtesy of Bet365 ..read more

Be sure to check out the latest NHL playoff odds with online sportsbook Betway. The Vancouver Canucks will look to protect home ice for a second straight game and grab a commanding 2-0 lead in their opening round Stanley Cup playoff series with the Nashville Predators when the series resumes tonight at Rogers Arena. But they’ll have to do it without All-Star netminder Thatcher Demko, who is out tonight and whose availability for the remainder of this series is now in question. What follows is truly scenes from the morning skate and a minute-by-minute account as the news broke on ..read more

The Vancouver Canucks will be without goaltender Thatcher Demko Tuesday night as they face the Nashville Predators in game two of their first-round series. And the Canucks might be without him for even longer, as Daily Faceoff’s Frank Seravalli reported Demko’s status for the remainder of the series is in question. Sources tell @DailyFaceoff: #Canucks Thatcher Demko is out for Game 2. His status for the series is questionable. — Frank Seravalli (@frank_seravalli) April 23, 2024 Demko missed over a dozen games late in the season dealing with a knee injury, but recovered in time to suit u ..read more

This article is a presentation of Toyota Pacific Dealers! Check out the 2024 BZ4X at ShopToyota.ca The Vancouver Canucks have hit the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs running. It’s still quite a jog from here on out, but they say the first kilometre is what sets the pace, and the Canucks are already sprinting. There’s no one reason why. But one of the primary reasons why is the way in which they’ve structured their top-nine forward corps around what might just be the strongest 1-2-3 centre punch in the entire NHL. Elias Pettersson, at least as of Game 1, plays between Nils Höglander and Sam Lafferty ..read more

On yesterday’s episode of Canucks Conversation, David Quadrelli and Harman Dayal welcomed NHL insider Frank Seravalli to discuss the Canucks’ Game 1 performance against the Nashville Predators. The Canucks came back from a 2-1 deficit in the 3rd to win the crucial game 1 at home.  Frank shared his perspective on the series outlook: “There’s probably going to be a hiccup here or there for the Canucks; it’s pretty standard. Not everything goes swimmingly, and there’s another team involved that obviously has a big say in what happens. I feel pretty good about six [games to win the series ..read more

It was an atmosphere nine long years in the making. And the Vancouver Canucks felt every last bit of it. Right as the Canucks stepped on the ice at Rogers Arena for their first home playoff game since 2015, the fan’s energy was immediately palpable. And that energy spurred them to a come-from-behind 4-2 victory over the Nashville Predators, drawing first blood in this best-of-seven opening series. The sellout crowd, with Vancouver’s signature white playoff towels in hand, made their presence known with a “Go Canucks Go” chant in the warmups, the singing of ‘Oh Canada’ before the puck dropped ..read more

Be sure to check out the latest NHL playoff odds with online sportsbook Betway. Rick Tocchet wanted his Vancouver Canucks to practice on Monday. The head coach was pleased with the club’s 4-2 win in its playoff opener against Nashville on Sunday night but still felt there were a number of areas he wanted to address. But in the moments after the emotional victory to kick off the team’s post-season, Tocchet recognized that practice wasn’t what the players needed. 9 skaters and DeSmith/Silovs on ice for #Canucks optional skate — Jeff Paterson (@patersonjeff) April 22, 2024 So ins ..read more

A massive win for not only the Vancouver Canucks, but the city of Vancouver as a whole. And while Canucks fans are excited to see more playoff action, there are two division rivals playing tonight to bet on! Today’s confirmed goaltender matchups for our highlighted game: The Los Angeles Kings’ Cam Talbot (327-20-6) vs. The Edmonton Oilers’ Stuart Skinner (36-16-5). Edmonton Oilers Moneyline & Connor McDavid Point (-140) A $10.00 bet would return $17.14. Oh joy, for the third straight year, hockey fans get to watch the Edmonton Oilers and the Los Angeles Kings in the first round. In the la ..read more

Be sure to check out Betway for all the latest Canucks game day odds! 9 years of pent-up energy erupting at last. ROGERS ARENA IS ROCKING! WHERE THE STREETS HAVE NO NAME RETURNS! pic.twitter.com/NbtiOTn5TR — Y – Vancouver Canucks (@Canucks) April 22, 2024 The Vancouver Canucks came back in dramatic fashion, scoring two quick goals in the third en route to a 4-2 victory in Game 1 against the Nashville Predators. It was an incredible playoff game, showing just how starved of postseason hockey that this market was. Vancouver hit everything in sight, and though they fell behind in this ..read more