Past Canuck Players

[Mickey107]

There’s a scene where Joe swings a bucket at Lamar

Almost as classic as the movie where Clint owns a scrap yard with an orangutan.

[Mickey107]

Sportsnet 650@Sportsnet650
Today on #ReachDeep with @DanRiccio650 and RandipJanda
Former Canucks Head Coach Mike Keenan laid out the reasons that lead the trade of Trevor Linden to the New York Islanders.

Full Interview: https://sportsnet.ca/650/reach-deep/mik ... hip-roles/
3:43 PM · Jun 4, 2020·

15 minutes it gets interesting but the one directly about TL is at 19 min.

Even better; https://twitter.com/Sportsnet650/status ... 0744266752

[Mickey107]

Sit down and have a beer with Brendan Morrison as he shares one of his favorite Stanley Cup Playoff memories from his time with the Vancouver Canucks.
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Old Tale With Old Yale: Canucks Playoff memory


2.25 min...
He hasn't quite had his 45th B-day...

[Cousin Strawberry]

BMo needs better tales to tell...thats lame as fuck

where are all the hookers and blow stories

[Mickey107]

BMo needs better tales to tell...thats lame as fuck

where are all the hookers and blow stories

Add ten years and how would he look behind an NHL bench?

[Blob Mckenzie]

BMo needs better tales to tell...thats lame as fuck

where are all the hookers and blow stories

But sit down with him and Gomer and have a beer

[Strangelove]

BMo needs better tales to tell...thats lame as fuck

where are all the hookers and blow stories

Yeah, he needs to buy some good stories from someone like Kassian.

[Madcombinepilot]

BMo needs better tales to tell...thats lame as fuck

where are all the hookers and blow stories

Add ten years and how would he look behind an NHL bench?

Hopefully not our bench if those are the stories he is gonna use to pump up the players.

[Mickey107]

Canucks began chequered history at the draft 50 years ago today
BY JOHN ACKERMANN
Posted Jun 9, 2020 9:25 am PDT

https://www.citynews1130.com/2020/06/09 ... ars-draft/

[Curmudgeon]

Canucks began chequered history at the draft 50 years ago today
BY JOHN ACKERMANN
Posted Jun 9, 2020 9:25 am PDT

https://www.citynews1130.com/2020/06/09 ... ars-draft/

Canucks ruined Tallon and the irony is, the player that ended up having the best career out of the Tallon to Chicago deal was Jerry Korab and the Canucks lost his trade to Buffalo pretty badly.

[Megaterio Llamas]

Canucks began chequered history at the draft 50 years ago today
BY JOHN ACKERMANN
Posted Jun 9, 2020 9:25 am PDT

https://www.citynews1130.com/2020/06/09 ... ars-draft/

Canucks ruined Tallon and the irony is, the player that ended up having the best career out of the Tallon to Chicago deal was Jerry Korab and the Canucks lost his trade to Buffalo pretty badly.

I remember Korab playing with future Canuck Dennis Kearns for the WHL Canucks arch rival Portland Buckaroos. The Buckaroos had the twin towers of Korab and Rick Foley on the blueline as well as Kearns, Doug Messier and Connie 'Mad Dog' Madigan. Up front they were led by the great Art Jones along with the likes of Andy Hebenton and Cliff and Arnie Schmautz. They were our nemesis but we did manage to finally beat them in '69 and '70. The championship years

[Blob Mckenzie]

Jerry Korab playing for Vancouver was before my time but I remember him with the Sabres and the Kings. Fuck he was a tough SOB. And he could play too.

[Curmudgeon]

Canucks began chequered history at the draft 50 years ago today
BY JOHN ACKERMANN
Posted Jun 9, 2020 9:25 am PDT

https://www.citynews1130.com/2020/06/09 ... ars-draft/

Canucks ruined Tallon and the irony is, the player that ended up having the best career out of the Tallon to Chicago deal was Jerry Korab and the Canucks lost his trade to Buffalo pretty badly.

I remember Korab playing with future Canuck Dennis Kearns for the WHL Canucks arch rival Portland Buckaroos. The Buckaroos had the twin towers of Korab and Rick Foley on the blueline as well as Kearns, Doug Messier and Connie 'Mad Dog' Madigan. Up front they were led by the great Art Jones along with the likes of Andy Hebenton and Cliff and Arnie Schmautz. They were our nemesis but we did manage to finally beat them in '69 and '70. The championship years

Rick Foley was a guy I always wondered about actually. I don't remember seeing him play, we had only so much access back then, but looking at his stats he had pretty impressive numbers everywhere he played and had one partial year with the Flyers that looks great less the +/- so it's surprising he didn't get a real sniff after that. Maybe he couldn't skate at the NHL level or was a wingnut like Steve Durbano and nobody wanted to deal with it.

'69 and '70 were before my time. I lived in Australia as a kid for a year around that time and we returned in time for the NHL Canucks to hit the ice. And then came the Vancouver Blazers. Saw plenty of their games.

[Mickey107]

Colin Campbell - Vancouver Blazers

Grinder extraordinaire.

[Curmudgeon]

Jerry Korab playing for Vancouver was before my time but I remember him with the Sabres and the Kings. Fuck he was a tough SOB. And he could play too.

He was a tough SOB and big, back then 6'3" was huge. Him and Bob Dailey could have been twin towers for the Canucks, Snepsts was coming up the following season too, and with the Sabres he sure didn't take any crap from the Flyers in the Final. I don't know what the hell the Canucks were thinking.