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He took too many penalties, which is simply unacceptable

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Six points behind Seattle with two games in hand, I think St. Louis could slip too. The current western top six should probably make it just fine if injuries don't derail things. I wouldn't worry about the wildcard bit anyway, neither LA or Vegas are going to be easy to beat. If the Canucks make the playoffs the season has to be considered a success regardless of what happens come playoff time. We have 29 points in 22, Oil have 15 in 20, that's a huge gap to make up. If the Oil catch us it'll be because we slide. And if we slide that horrifically while the Oil go on heaters that's entirely on the Canucks.

West hasn't looked as strong this season, it's a climb but you never know McDavid jumped from 29th in points to 13th last night, if the Oil's top six can stay hot and go on a couple heaters they could be right back in it 9 points in 2 games for McDavid, 5 for Draisaitl Oil are absolutely top heavy but when McDavid and Draisaitl are on one can't count Edmonton out

Not very, I can't emphasize how much the Canucks still have to prove after the past decade or so. A hot start is great and this season has been a step forward, but they need to learn to put things together consistently, injuries and tough schedules or not. Our travel is worse but every other team has to deal with these things too to some degree. They also need to shed cap and have most of their contracts be good value. It's a stepping stone season, it's why I hope management is hesitant to make any large moves that don't have longer term roster impacts. I want to retain our assets if possible, particular high picks. Maybe after making the playoffs a few season they can start thinking about being contenders, but not til then. Most teams have to beat their heads against playoff walls before even getting a sniff at a conference final, let alone a cup final. Lots left to prove, lots for management to sort out. It's been a better start then the past couple seasons, take that for what it is.

Lost to the worst team in the league, made it interesting at the end at least

Not for much longer, Christmas is coming

Nice to see Boes bounce back, if it comes down to him or Kuzmenko I know who I'd keep

This.. thing feels wrong

Hey, a Petey point

One of the few bright spots on some lousy Canucks teams

I knew an aquatic fishlike team was going to win but I didn't think it'd be this one

Ryan Miller was lowkey a very good Canuck

Which two Canucks would you send to Mordor?

Would it help if I told you the Sharks are on a three game losing streak

It's the more entertaining choice, truly

Two ends of the spectrum, Kings have been excellent whereas Montreal has not

How old would I have to be to have been young when this was news

Blackhawks would do well to just make the scenario clear. Perry's always been a bit of an asshole on the ice over the years, but I can't recall hearing anything bad about him off the ice. Seems weird that something would come up this late in his career.

Was a bit surprised, Minnesota hasn't been good of late Still aren't, but they were just good enough to deny Makar

They'd have to send back one of Garland/Beau to make it work, probably more on top imo, him and Garland have similar term so that'd probably make more sense If he could be had as a buy-low candidate, perhaps I'd probably avoid it, that term combined with the chance he reverts to being chaotic defensively makes it less palatable