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Game two of the Canucks preseason (Calgary) is now on Team 1040 or one of the following radio stations in B.C.:

CFAX 1070 AM Victoria
CHNL 610 AM Kamloops
CJNL 1230 AM Merritt
CINL 1340 AM Ashcroft - Cache Creek
CHNL-1 1400 AM Clearwater
CHNL FM 107.1 FM Sorrento - Shuswap
CHNL 106.7 FM Logan Lake
CKOV 630 AM Kelowna - Vernon - Penticton
CKDV 99.3 FM The Drive Prince George
CKMK 1240 AM MacKenzie
CFNR 92.1 FM Terrace - Thornhill
CFNR 96.1 FM Kitimat - Nass Valley - Queen Charlotte
CFNR 98.1 FM Prince Rupert
CIMM 99.5 FM Ucluelet - Tofino

,,,,If anyone is interested

   

thanks mate. I'm on 1020, might wanna add that to the list for the sunshine coast.

   

Great game Van 4 Calgary 0

Tomorrow's game (Edmonton) same time.

Saturday's game at San Jose is to be shown on SNET-P at 7:30 PM

   

Vancouver 5-4 over Edmonton with a goal at 19:58 of the third by Brad Isbister.

   

Hmmm.... a Nucks game on Saturday eh..... Cool!

   

These games don't mean anything, but they're looking good so far. I feel confident that they'll build on last years results and be better than last season. I feel that way every year, so it may not mean anything!! :D

   

No, these games don't mean anything, except that HOCKEY is BACK!!!!!.....

   

I do the same thing. Every year I think, "Ohhh this is the year! They came close last year so surely with the off season trades and blah blah blah" But seriously ... this is the year! Avoid injuries and score some more goals and we've got us a cup!

   

I don't think I can remember a pre-season when the kids trying to break in have looked this promising for Vancouver.

Could it be? Is it possible? Vancouver is developing Bench strength? We've never seen that before.

I was getting a little tired of watching Team Sweden play, but with some hungry, talented kids waiting in the minors this season looks more fun. Especially come playoff time when the Swedes start their vacation.

   

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Enough said?

   

As long as its not the "Penalty Bench"

   

From the looks of it, this season we are going to be seeing a lot more one goal games. Aside from two blowout games, Vancouver has four, one goal preseason games already. Tonight we play the Oilers in Edmonton for the last preseason game. The game is on SNET-P at 5:00 PM. The first Canucks game of the 2007-08 season is Friday 5 Oct against San Jose in Vancouver at 7:00 PM, also on SNET-P.

   

Oct 1, 2007, 3:39 PM EDT

Vancouver Canucks Senior Vice-President and General Manager Dave Nonis announced today that the Canucks have reduced their roster by eight players. The Vancouver Canucks will now have 24 players on the roster.

The following players have been assigned to the Manitoba Moose, the Vancouver Canucks AHL Affiliate:

Bourdon, Luc Defence

Brown, Mike Right Wing

Coulombe, Patrick Defence

Hansen, Jannik Right Wing

Grabner, Michael Right Wing

Jaffray, Jason Left Wing

Rypien, Rick Centre


The following player has been released:

McGillis, Dan Defence

   

So I guess McGillis isn't getting another crack at the NHL after all? I liked the story of the hard nosed defenseman that puts the team first and all that. It's a shame.

   

Possible line-ups for the season’s opener:

Impressive in pre-season action, Ryan Kesler is slated to skate between Markus Naslund and Ryan Shannon to create some dynamic offense.

Mason Raymond, who stepped up when called upon certainly opened eyes when he saw time on a line with the Sedins.

Coach Alain Vigneault said that the line consisting of Matt Cooke and Taylor Pyatt, centred by Brendan Morrison started to create some chemistry that could be very promising.

Two forwards will be sitting out Friday night's opener but Coach V hasn't given up that information yet.

   

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