در اینجا چیزی است که ما یاد گرفتیم از مینه سوتا وحشی را 3-0 برنده در باز کردن بازی از دور مقدماتی سری:

ادمونتون — پس از پنج طولانی شکنجه سال ونکوور کناکز در نهایت یک بازی در پست های نجومی در یکشنبه شب.

در حال حاضر اگر آنها فقط می تواند برنده است.

در اینجا چیزی است که ما یاد گرفتیم از مینه سوتا وحشی را 3-0 برنده در باز کردن بازی از دور مقدماتی سری:

Opinion: “The rust factor has been self-evident for each team but sloppy hockey is generally more exciting than structured hockey.”

In honour of playoff hockey in August, we offer the following bubblicious musings and mediations on the world of sports.

Tkachuk’s intent remains unclear

Paul Maurice’s anger is understandable but, in looking at the incident involving Mark Scheifele and Matthew Tkachuk, it’s impossible to establish intent on Tkachuk’s part.

Still, that didn’t stop the Jets’ head coach from trying.

Early in the first period of Saturday night’s 4-1 Flames’ victory over the Jets, Tkachuk, the Flames’ uber-agitator, came into contact with Scheifele along the boards...

The Vancouver Warriors also added veteran defender Garrett McIntosh on opening day of free agency.

The Vancouver Warriors added a goaltender who should compete for their starter’s gig and a veteran defender on the opening day of National Lacrosse League free agency on Saturday.

Netminder Steve Fryer, 30, and defender Garrett McIntosh, 31, highlighted the four newcomers inked by Vancouver. The Warriors also re-signed three players.

Vancouver was 4-9 and in last place in the five-team West Division when the NLL shut down its season due to the novel coronavirus. The Warrior franchise has made the playoffs just once in the past seven seasons.

Fryer should duel with incumbent Eric Penney, 27, for time in the Vancouver crease...

The Canucks and the Wild open their Stanley Cup playoffs qualifying round in Edmonton, the NHL Western Conference COVID-19 hub city, on Sunday.

NEXT GAME

Sunday | Game 1

Minnesota Wild vs. Vancouver Canucks

7:30 p.m., Rogers Place, TV: Sportsnet. Radio: Sportsnet 650 AM

THE BIG MATCHUP

Brodin vs. Pettersson

Jonas Brodin is one of the NHL’s premier shutdown defenders. He’ll draw the matchup against Elias Pettersson, one of the league’s better centres. This battle is a microcosm of the Wild vs...

“کل لیگ برتر بوده است در مکث و کل جهان شده است در قابل تامل است. این یک گام بزرگ برای تیم ما و لیگ. برای طرفداران NHL این یک روز هیجان انگیز.” — تراویس سبز ونکوور کناکز سر مربی

ادمونتون — آن را یک ساعت قبل از جن رها کردن در اینجا و تحت شرایط مختلف منطقه اطراف راجرز محل خواهد بود آمیزش با انرژی ایجاد شده توسط NHL برگشتی...

نظر: به عنوان ما شروع ما جمعی بازیابی در B. C., ما می توانیم از دست دادن بینایی از نیاز فوری به حوضه امنیت و سالم, انعطاف پذیر جوامع است.

بحران به نظر می رسد این موضوع از سال 2020 — تظاهرات بیش خطوط لوله و خشونت نسبت به جوامع بومی یک جارو جهانی همه گیر موجی از آسیاب تعطیلی به عنوان روستایی اقتصاد مخزن...

روی کاغذ Canucks باید بهتر بازی قدرت و بهتر دروازه بان. خواهد بود به اندازه کافی در برابر دفاعی-stout وحشی ؟ ما از شروع در روز یکشنبه

معادله به درک چگونه Vancouver Canucks-مینه سوتا وحشی دور مقدماتی سری ممکن است بازی کردن در ادمونتون خیلی ساده است: یک تیم بسیار خوب در دفاع و دیگری بسیار خوب goaltending...

Cam Forte’s basketball career has taken him to nine countries and three continents; his latest stop is B.C., where the Arizona native is starring for the Fraser Valley Bandits.

Cam Forte is a basketball globetrotter, just not one of the ones from Harlem.

In his five years as a professional basketball player, the Arizona native has crisscrossed the planet, with stops in Chile, Dominican Republic, Hungary, Iceland, Republic of Kosovo, Taiwan, Uruguay, and — for the second time — Canada.

The 6-foot-7, 220-pound Forte was one of the first signings new coach Kyle Julius made as he reshaped the Fraser Valley Bandits roster this year. Now, after three games, the wide-bodied forward has bullied his way to the top of the scoring ranks in the Canadian Elite Basketball League.

“Leaving the ho...

OPINION: Five things to watch as the young Canucks take on a veteran laden Wild team

Throughout NHL history the postseason has provided the ultimate proving ground, a solemn rite of passage where reputations are forged and legends are made.

It can be unforgiving, but every great player and every great team has undergone this test and few get it right the first time. Gretzky, Lemieux, Yzerman, Ovechkin — we could go on — all suffered bitter defeats early in their careers before they found something in themselves and their teams which made them champions. There are some exceptions but, for the most part, learning to win is a gruelling process.

NEXT GAME

Sunday | Game 1

Vancouver Canucks vs. Minnesota Wild

7:30 p.m., Rogers Place, Edmonton, TV: Sportsnet, Radio: Sportsnet 650 AM

Whic...

The Vancouver Canucks’ starting goalie only got one game to get ready but he made the most of it.

The last time Jacob Markstrom played a competitive hockey game, it was Feb. 22.

Two days before the trade deadline, the Vancouver Canucks thrashed the Boston Bruins 9-3.

At some point during the game or perhaps afterwards, the Canucks’ mountain-sized goalie torqued his knee, causing meniscus damage.

When an MRI in Montreal the following Monday confirmed Markstrom would be out for a few weeks, metaphorical klaxons sounded about the Canucks’ playoff push. Backup Thatcher Demko has proven to be a solid goalie, but could he carry the load while Markstrom underwent surgery and recuperated?

Those worries are long in the past. The Canucks’ No...