The Canucks before getting ice time so far this season include Steve Bernier, Mike Brown, Alexandre Burrows, Pavol Demitra, Jannik Hansen, HORDICHUK Darcy, Ryan Johnson, Ryan Kessler, Taylor Pyatt, Mason Raymond, Rick RYPIEN, SEDIN Daniel, SEDIN Henrik, Mats Sundin and Kyle Wellwood. The doormen are Jason LaBarbera and Roberto Luongo. Defenders of the team include Kevin Bieksa, Rob Davison, Alexander Edler, Willie Mitchell, Lawrence Nycholat, Shane O'Brien, Matthias Ohlund and Sami Salo. Unfortunately RYPIEN Demitra and are currently on the injured reserve list.
Canucks forwards in the system include Mario Bliznak, Alexandre Bolduc Matt Butcher, Jeff Cowan, Cullen brand Froshaug Mats, Gendur Dan, Colby Genoway, Evgeny Gladskikh, Michael Grabner, Cody Hodgson, Jason Jaffrey, Kaplukov Ilia, Jason Krog, Pierre- Cedric Labrie Taylor Matson, Charles-Antoine Messier Michel Ouellet, Raj PRAB. Sergei Shirokov, Topol Sergi and Patrick White. Juha Alen defenses include, Nolan Baumgartner, Patrick Coulombe, Taylor Ellington, Zack Fitzgerald Kris Fredheim, Denis Grot, Shaun Heshka, Kiril Koltsov, Daniel Rahimi, Yann Sauve and James Sharrow. The doormen are Morgan Clark, Julien Ellis, Lukas Mensator, Curtis Sanford and Cory Schneider.
Coaches and coach Alain Vigneault include, associate coach Rick Bowness, Ryan Walter assistant coach, assistant coach Darryl Williams video, goaltending consultant Ian Clark, strength and conditioning coach Roger Takahashi, medical trainer Mike Burnstein, medical trainer Jon Sanderson, medical assistant coach Marty Dudgeon, equipment manager Pat O'Neill, assistant team manager Jamie Hendricks, assistant team manager Brian Hamilton and medical staff Bill Regan, Mike Wilkinson, Jeffrey Norden, side Sheard Boyce and Alan.
Although the Canucks are pretty far down the list for the League of the Western Conference, luckily there are a lot of time in the season for them to head to the top. Competition in the way will be very difficult, although the Red Wings and several others on the list. The Canucks took home an extra-time defeat against the Sharks before the holidays, but will have the chance to get back in the swing of things with two more games in January against wild predators and the two parties scheduled at home for the team.
In February, the Canucks will go on the road to hit the ice on the road against the Blues, Coyotes, stars, flames, Senators, Maple Leafs and Canadiens. February home games are opportunities for the Canucks to hold games against the Hurricanes, Blackhawks, Canadiens, and lightning.
In March, the season will be in full swing and the home games for the Canucks will be against the Blue Jackets, Wild, Sharks, Kings, Avalanche, Stars and the Blues. Away matches will include opportunities for the Canucks hit the ice and that visitors like the games against the Kings, Ducks, Coyotes, Stars, Blues, Avalanche, Blackhawks and the wild.
As the season concludes in April, the Canucks will play six more games. At home, the Canucks will host games against the Duck, Avalanche, Flames and Kings. The rest of the games are held outside the Canucks take the ice since the last time visitors of the season against the Oilers and the avalanche.