The Vancouver Canucks: Great Moments in Time

[Chrysalis99]

Man! That's one of the greatest exchanges I've ever seen!

Was mostly punch for punch with both eating right hands until Delorme Ko’d him at the end. There was a pic in the Province the next morning of Macoun’s face as he was skating off, it looked like ground beef.

 

[Chairman Maouth]

 

[Chairman Maouth]

Was mostly punch for punch with both eating right hands until Delorme Ko’d him at the end. There was a pic in the Province the next morning of Macoun’s face as he was skating off, it looked like ground beef.

Delorme was one of my favourite Canucks back then. Still is I guess. I like the heart and soul guys like Delorme, Bieksa, Rypien, Smyl, Jovo, and pretty much the entire 94 playoff team.

 

[theguardianII]

June 2025

The Canucks get 1rst overall selection in the draft

A pick they got in a 2023 trade

The Canucks are even in the playoffs that year.

 

[Chairman Maouth]

Gino runs over Hasek, Barnaby runs Burke, Linden fights Rob Ray to a draw.

 

[ziploc]

This is one of the great Canuck moments of all time, and also possibly the only one who could save this franchise now:

 

[RobertKron]

Gino runs over Hasek, Barnaby runs Burke, Linden fights Rob Ray to a draw.

Lol at Odjick running the goalie while on the ice with Naslund and Mogilny

 

[Mr. Canucklehead]

This is one of the great Canuck moments of all time, and also possibly the only one who could save this franchise now:

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A fresh reminder for everyone that hated the skills competition this weekend (and it did indeed blow hard):

It can always be worse.

 

[ziploc]

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A fresh reminder for everyone that hated the skills competition this weekend (and it did indeed blow hard):

It can always be worse.

So. Much. Worse.

 

[Chairman Maouth]

You gotta catch the replay at the end.

 

[Chairman Maouth]

"Bulis to Cowan", forever immortalized in Canucks history.

 

[Hit the post]

"Bulis to Cowan", forever immortalized in Canucks history.

We really miss the grit that Bulis provided:

 

[EpochLink]

That 2006-2007 season was awesome.
Turning over the stone sorta say, the WCE era was done and the Sedin/Luongo era began.

 

[Sharkbomb]

Bieksa's goal by far. You don't even need to add anything more, every Canucks fan knows exactly what goal we are talking about.

 

[Chairman Maouth]

 

[I Hart Conor Garland]

We really miss the grit that Bulis provided:

Even called “Bulis hit” I thought your video was gonna be this:

 

[VanJack]

So many memories of Canuck glory long past.....this spring, if Canuck fans want to see NHL playoff action they'll probably have to drive down the I-5 to watch the second year Kraken.

It's embarrassing. The Kraken aren't really rivals of the Canucks. They're just better after less than two seasons of existence.

 

[Chairman Maouth]

The deadly tandem of Pavel Bure and Don Taylor. Is there any of us older folks whose heart isn't warmed by the sound of Don Taylor's voice calling the Canucks post-game highlights?

 

[Scoresberg]

Greeting Canucks fans!

Not sure if this is the right thread but I'll give it a shot.

Jyrki Lumme was on a Finnish Podcast this week and they were talking about his career and his best days in Vancouver.

I wanted to ask you guys, how do you remember Lumme from his time in Van? What did you think about him as a player and as a human being? Apparently, he still lives in Vancouver so he must've fallen in love with the city.

Anyway, thanks for your time!

 

[Hit the post]

Greeting Canucks fans!

Not sure if this is the right thread but I'll give it a shot.

Jyrki Lumme was on a Finnish Podcast this week and they were talking about his career and his best days in Vancouver.

I wanted to ask you guys, how do you remember Lumme from his time in Van? What did you think about him as a player and as a human being? Apparently, he still lives in Vancouver so he must've fallen in love with the city.

Anyway, thanks for your time!

Before there was Sami Salo (another Finn), there was Lumme. A very dependable two-way defenseman. Lord knows we could use a player like Lumme on the Canucks *TODAY*. Would get my vote to be in the Canucks "Ring of Honor".

 

[racerjoe]

Greeting Canucks fans!

Not sure if this is the right thread but I'll give it a shot.

Jyrki Lumme was on a Finnish Podcast this week and they were talking about his career and his best days in Vancouver.

I wanted to ask you guys, how do you remember Lumme from his time in Van? What did you think about him as a player and as a human being? Apparently, he still lives in Vancouver so he must've fallen in love with the city.

Anyway, thanks for your time!

I don't know if I have a specific memory of him, I was a young back then, but I would say super underrated.

 

[Chairman Maouth]

Greeting Canucks fans!

Not sure if this is the right thread but I'll give it a shot.

Jyrki Lumme was on a Finnish Podcast this week and they were talking about his career and his best days in Vancouver.

I wanted to ask you guys, how do you remember Lumme from his time in Van? What did you think about him as a player and as a human being? Apparently, he still lives in Vancouver so he must've fallen in love with the city.

Anyway, thanks for your time!

@Mr. Canucklehead knows Lumme. Maybe he'll check in.

I like the thunderbird more than the skate.
Make it happen!

 

[Mr. Canucklehead]

As a player, Lumme was one of the best defenders in franchise history. He was a good two-way guy who could join the attack and defend well. He had an interesting skating stride where he rode back on his heels more than most guys you see, but he got around the ice very well with it. He wasn't known for his toughness, but he didn't shy away from scrums or rough stuff either, and he always rose to the occasion in the post-season. He was an excellent Canuck.

As a human being, he's all class. I've had the privilege of working with him on a number of occasions. Settled in Vancouver with his family. I know when he was up here for an Alumni game his daughter was set to graduate and was talking about taking a gap year. He's very, very active with the Canucks Alumni and like most of their active members, lives in the Lower Mainland. He's terrific with kids and adults alike, and he's an absolute machine when it comes to partying all night - total life of the party with some excellent tales and some amazing dirty jokes.

Of all the NHL types I've rubbed shoulders with, he's probably my favorite. Seamlessly blends into whatever situation he is in and helps everyone there have a great time.

 

[Bertuzzzi44]

I remember watching Jovo jumping around and being so relieved that we weren't scored on while he was in the penalty box. The stars were aligning. But then it wasn't meant to be.

That was a shocker. We were a high seed and Calgary was low.

Calgary went on to game 7 of the finals that year losing by inches. What could’ve been that year if Bertuzzi hadn’t made his poor decision and didn’t get suspended. Canuck Luck.

 

[Chairman Maouth]

Canucks with their backs against the wall down 3 games to 1 in New York. June 9. 1994. Complete game.

Ronning's blind pass at 44:25 is amazing.

48:00 - Kovalev feigning injury works and gets the Rangers a 5 minute powerplay. He miraculously recovers and starts on the powerplay. Kovalev has a history of faking injuries. After faking an injury against the Canucks in 1994, the following year in the playoffs Kovalev again faked injury in the playoffs against the Nordiques. While laying on the ice like a victim of the Texas Tower sniper, the Nordiques scored but the goal was disallowed.