theprovince.com - 10/26/2009
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With the visitors caught up in a cacophony of coughing from fighting the flu, the Vancouver Canucks were again caught up in fighting the stigma that they're a one-line team â even with five forwards sidelined by injury. One thing the Canucks have clearly become is a one-goalie team. And nobody ...
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Leafs Roberto Luongo stood his ground and the Leafs...
just could not catch a break in a 3-1 loss to the Vancouver Canucks tonight. Toronto arguably played their best game of the season and deserved a better result then another loss. Ten ...
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Leafs dominate late but lose plus Canuck fan talk
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"Sometimes you need to be challenged a bit and step up as a team," said Roberto Luongo after the...
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... So, the Canucks are not preaching more offence then? I thought Mike Gillis said he wanted more of it. Either way, the current system is getting the job done, boring or not. ...
Sergei Shirokov: Gets Chance on Top Line
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... to add the player to your watchlist RotoWire Update Recommendation VAN 10/26/2009 Shirokov saw time with Henrik Sedin and Michael Samuelsson on the Canucks' first line Sunday night, the Vancouver Province reports. With his success in the AHL -- 10 p... ...
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