Scoops @Keefe21 :

"The locker room is a disaster, and David Pastrnak is at the center of that. David Pastrnak has told the team he doesn't want to be on a line with Brad Marchand, and it may stem from Brad Marchand calling out Pastrnak for some of his play."😳

Yikes.
- Pacificgem

I’m glad this horseshit about locker rooms being places of professionalism, that it’s no big deal players sometimes don’t like each other, and the media making too much out of it is being exposed.

Locker rooms are places of immaturity and egos.

It is a huge deal when your team’s leadership group is fractured. It’s a killer. That’s why good GMs just don’t load up on the best players. Creating a cohesive group can make the difference between a cup winner and a cup loser.

I hate the term “glue guys” but they do exist and are an important part of any successful team.

Wait, so other teams have players that don't get along?! This is blasphemy!!
- neem55

I think you missed the point. A divided locker room can kill a season. The Canucks and apparently the bruins are examples of this. Playing way below their potential and it’s due to player’s immaturity and egos. Not lack of skill. It’s sad considering how much these fucks are being paid.

I’m glad this horseshit about locker rooms being places of professionalism, that it’s no big deal players sometimes don’t like each other, and the media making too much out of it is being exposed.

Locker rooms are places of immaturity and egos.

It is a huge deal when your team’s leadership group is fractured. It’s a killer. That’s why good GMs just don’t load up on the best players. Creating a cohesive group can make the difference between a cup winner and a cup loser.

I hate the term “glue guys” but they do exist and are an important part of any successful team.
- bloatedmosquito

I think this is true about most groups you put together. That's why chemistry among the individuals forming the group is so important. In the context of Hockey, chemistry is seldom static.

I think you missed the point. A divided locker room can kill a season. The Canucks and apparently the bruins are examples of this. Playing way below their potential and it’s due to player’s immaturity and egos. Not lack of skill. It’s sad considering how much these fucks are being paid.
- bloatedmosquito

I was being sarcastic as posters on here think things only happening to the Canucks and lack the ability to look around the league and see it as a general problem all teams have.

I think you missed the point. A divided locker room can kill a season. The Canucks and apparently the bruins are examples of this. Playing way below their potential and it’s due to player’s immaturity and egos. Not lack of skill. It’s sad considering how much these fucks are being paid.
- bloatedmosquito

I think Reuby is the cancer that causes this, he’s a Bruins & Canucks fan…no?

I think Reuby is the cancer that causes this, he’s a Bruins & Canucks fan…no?
- Pacificgem

Personally, I blame Reuby for everything.

Scoops @Keefe21 :

"The locker room is a disaster, and David Pastrnak is at the center of that. David Pastrnak has told the team he doesn't want to be on a line with Brad Marchand, and it may stem from Brad Marchand calling out Pastrnak for some of his play."😳

Yikes.
- Pacificgem

Losing does funny things.

I think you missed the point. A divided locker room can kill a season. The Canucks and apparently the bruins are examples of this. Playing way below their potential and it’s due to player’s immaturity and egos. Not lack of skill. It’s sad considering how much these fucks are being paid.
- bloatedmosquito

Canucks lost major skill from last years roster which technically wasn't all replaced. Quite evident.

Personally, I blame Reuby for everything.
- Load Management

Makes perfect sense and totally understandable.

Canucks lost major skill from last years roster which technically wasn't all replaced. Quite evident.
- LordHumungous

Only on defense, the forward group is actually better and more productive.

Only on defense, the forward group is actually better and more productive.
- Pacificgem

The Oilers lost last night so he's trolling the Canucks today.

Could the Cali teams be relocating temporarily with wildfire situation going on?

Anaheim to QC les Canards

Only on defense, the forward group is actually better and more productive.
- Pacificgem

Hmmmmm interesting that at the 40 game mark we are on pace for 240 goals and last season we scored 279 total. lol

https://records.nhl.com/f...s/season-by-season-record

The Oilers lost last night so he's trolling the Canucks today.
- Danny Bomber

I troll the Canucks every day dude as they deserve it. This soft club needs to buck up and play some Hockey before they miss the WC.

Personally, I blame Reuby for everything.
- Load Management

Me too.

Hmmmmm interesting that at the 40 game mark we are on pace for 240 goals and last season we scored 279 total. lol

https://records.nhl.com/f...s/season-by-season-record


- LordHumungous

That has nothing to do with what you said, you said "Canucks lost major skill from last years roster which technically wasn't all replaced", which is obviously untrue.

The production from the guys they added, DeBrusk, Sherwod & Heinen is far greater than the guys they let go, Mikheyev, Lafferty & Kuzmenko. So I don't know what you're talking about.

The fact the teams production is down from last year has nothing to do with the guys they let go, it's because scoring from their key guys is down, for various reasons. Miller, Pettersson, Hoglander and Boeser all haven't scored as much as they did last year.

DeBrusk 17 goals in 40 games.
Sherwood 12 goals in 40 games.
Heinen 5 goals in 40 games.
34 goals in HALF a year.

Mikheyev 11 goals in 78 games.
Lafferty 13 goals in 79 games.
Kuzmenko 8 goals in 43 games.
32 goals in a full year (almost)

Lindholm had 6 goals in 26 games, which is negligible when you consider new guys Sasson & Lekker have that many.

That has nothing to do with what you said, you said "Canucks lost major skill from last years roster which technically wasn't all replaced", which is obviously untrue.

The production from the guys they added, DeBrusk, Sherwod & Heinen is far greater than the guys they let go, Mikheyev, Lafferty & Kuzmenko. So I don't know what you're talking about.

The fact the teams production is down from last year has nothing to do with the guys they let go, it's because scoring from their key guys is down, for various reasons. Miller, Pettersson, Hoglander and Boeser all haven't scored as much as they did last year.

DeBrusk 17 goals in 40 games.
Sherwood 12 goals in 40 games.
Heinen 5 goals in 40 games.
34 goals in HALF a year.

Mikheyev 11 goals in 78 games.
Lafferty 13 goals in 79 games.
Kuzmenko 8 goals in 43 games.
32 goals in a full year (almost)

Lindholm had 6 goals in 26 games, which is negligible when you consider new guys Sasson & Lekker have that many.
- Pacificgem

Thank you.

Laying an egg or blowing leads has been at the center of almost all of the lost points this season. The D is the culprit with the PP being dysfunctional too often.

#Canucks vs. Hurricanes Game Day: Demko and Pettersson expected to play | via @provincesports

“Pettersson back tonight according to PJs sources.

Canucks have 0 regulation or OT wins in 6 games without him.

Time for him to come and save the season.”

Thank you.
- Danny Bomber

Through half a season they're missing about 25 to 30 goals from Miller, Petey, Boeser and Hoglander, when compared to last season...so of course the teams goal totals are going to be down from last year. He's such a retard.

“Pettersson back tonight according to PJs sources.

Canucks have 0 regulation or OT wins in 6 games without him.

Time for him to come and save the season.”


- Pacificgem

Petey needs to stroll in that room, look Miller in the eyes, and take over the music playlist. It's the only way.

Petey needs to stroll in that room, look Miller in the eyes, and take over the music playlist. It's the only way.
- Load Management

Hmm...EP being showcased in Carolina??🤡🤡