Name a random Canuck

[Megaterio Llamas]

Sheldon Kannegiesser

 

[David Bruce Banner]

Gerald Diduck

Loved Diduck as a Canuck.
Similar to Bieksa, but tougher and less "Casual", although he didn't have Kev's offense or flashy personality.

 

[PavelBure10]

Craig Coxe

I don't remember ever watching him play, although I must have several times. I had his 1992 Pro Set card from just after he went to San Jose in the expansion draft. One of those players like Brock Nelson who looked like he was born in the wrong century

Craig Coxe was awesome. Look up his Probert fights. He was one tough SOB.

Goalie Wendell Young

 

[ultra7k]

Grant Ledyard

I remember him doing a whole lot of nothing? Am I mis-remembering?

 

[Mr. Canucklehead]

Chris Joseph. One of a few Canucks who had two different tours with the team, and it book-ended the rough patch of the 90s. He was first with the team in 96-97, when the Canucks missed the playoffs for the first time in several years, and then returned to the team in the 99-00 season, the last time the Canucks would miss the playoffs for several more years.

 

[Mr. Canucklehead]

Fabian Brunnström

Best unsigned, undrafted player in Europe. Destined to play with the Sedin's and we got him!

Speaking of Sedin linemates...

Jesse Schultz.

Signed by the Canucks' organization as a free agent. Worked his way up from the ECHL, to a bottom six forward in the AHL, then had a 37-goal season in 05-06. Dave Nonis touted him as a potential wingman for the Twins, and he played with them through training camp, IIRC, and started the 06-07 season with the team. I think the press was salivating at another potential Alex Burrows-esque success story. But, he played in just 2 games - his only two in the NHL - before going back to the minors.

Ended up having a lengthy and decent minor-pro career - some productive AHL seasons, a few seasons in Sweden, Germany, Italy and the UK, several seasons in the CHL, before finishing back off in the ECHL. He only retired in 2022.

 

[RobertKron]

Speaking of Sedin linemates...

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Jesse Schultz.

Signed by the Canucks' organization as a free agent. Worked his way up from the ECHL, to a bottom six forward in the AHL, then had a 37-goal season in 05-06. Dave Nonis touted him as a potential wingman for the Twins, and he played with them through training camp, IIRC, and started the 06-07 season with the team. I think the press was salivating at another potential Alex Burrows-esque success story. But, he played in just 2 games - his only two in the NHL - before going back to the minors.

Ended up having a lengthy and decent minor-pro career - some productive AHL seasons, a few seasons in Sweden, Germany, Italy and the UK, several seasons in the CHL, before finishing back off in the ECHL. He only retired in 2022.

That season he had in the lockout strengthened AHL was impressive, but i think he couldn’t skate.

 

[Solidius]

First name that came to mind was Zenith Komarniski because of how weird his name was to me when I played NHL 2000.

Looking at Wiki, looks like he's from Edmonton. I always thought he was from Europe.

 

[AlainVigneaultsGum]

Jonas Andersson

 

[Mr. Canucklehead]

First name that came to mind was Zenith Komarniski because of how weird his name was to me when I played NHL 2000.

Looking at Wiki, looks like he's from Edmonton. I always thought he was from Europe.

Never forget his one and only NHL goal - a slap shot from his own side of center on Patrick Roy.

 

[Solidius]

Never forget his one and only NHL goal - a slap shot from his own side of center on Patrick Roy.

Feels like I'm playing NHL 2000 again with Hughson on the call.

 

[RobertKron]

Jonas Andersson

Should've stuck for longer.

 

[Zippgunn]

Claude Vilgrain

 

[IComeInPeace]

Scott kid brother Mike Stevens…

I think he had 3 assists in his last game as a Canuck shortly after turning pro after his Kitchener Rangers season ended.

 

[EVDV]

Daniel Sprong

 

[LuckyDay]

Daniel Sprong

came here to post this

 

[IComeInPeace]

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Chris Joseph. One of a few Canucks who had two different tours with the team, and it book-ended the rough patch of the 90s. He was first with the team in 96-97, when the Canucks missed the playoffs for the first time in several years, and then returned to the team in the 99-00 season, the last time the Canucks would miss the playoffs for several more years.

His son was one of the kids killed in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash.

 

[Megaterio Llamas]

Gilles Villemure:

 

[Megaterio Llamas]

Don Cherry

 

[vadim sharifijanov]

fetching ascot

 

[Megaterio Llamas]

Buddy Boone:

 

[Megaterio Llamas]

Larry Popein:

Adam Keller:

 

[Megaterio Llamas]

Team photo with the classic 62-63 jersey

 

[SopelFanThe3rd]

Victor Oreskovich.

When he stuck to the lineup in 2011 because the bodies were piling up, I knew it was over...

He played in round 1 too

Jamie Huscroft

Sweet stache

 

[Megaterio Llamas]

the Gumper: