Apr. 23, 2012: Jarret Stoll's perfectly placed shot put an end to the heavily favoured Vancouver Canucks year, as they crashed out of the 2012 NHL playoffs. With the 2-1 overtime victory, the Los Angeles Kings are off to the second round while Vancouver is left pondering just what might have been. FULL STORY

Apr. 19, 2012: What a difference a Sedin makes! With Daniel Sedin making his long awaited return to the lineup since being knocked out of action by the Blackhawks Duncan Keith last month and provided the spark that the Vancouver Canucks offense had been missing, beating the Los Angeles Kings by a score of 3-1. FULL STORY

Apr. 14, 2012: This series could easily be referred to as the Tale of Two Teams. Kings fans are surely asking themselves, “where was this team during the regular season,” as the 8th place LA Kings beat the Vancouver Canucks for the second consecutive game by a score of 4-2. FULL STORY

Apr. 12, 2012: The Los Angeles Kings squeaked into the playoffs with a hope and a prayer and played last night’s round 1 game as if they were the President’s Trophy winning team. The same cannot be said for the actual President’s Trophy winning Vancouver Canucks. As they fell to the Kings, 4-2 in their series opener. FULL STORY

Mar. 26, 2012: The Vancouver Canucks entered Colorado for the second straight game without their leading scorer in the lineup to take on the playoff desperate Colorado Avalanche in what ended up being a 65 minute duel of will. And after a shaky start to the game for the Canucks as they went down a goal just over a minute into the period, they battled back to eventually defeat the Avalanche for the fifth straight time. FULL STORY

Mar. 23, 2012: The Vancouver Canucks rolled into Dallas to take on the Stars without their leading scorer and played a perfect road game to earn a 2-1 win against a home team desperate for points. The Canucks played an edgy, gritty style of hockey after last night’s hard loss in Chicago to prove that even with a major piece of the team not in the lineup, they can still be a force to be reckoned with, and goalie Cory Schneider backed up the statement with a fantastic effort stopping 25 of 26 shots. FULL STORY

Mar. 22, 2012: The final outcome of tonight’s game aside, one thing has to be mentioned about Duncan Keith, and that is he can add “head hunting cheap shot artist” to his resume, and the video replays will forever backup that fact. At 13:36 of the first period, Duncan Keith maliciously sought out an unsuspecting Daniel Sedin with the puck nowhere in the vicinity and delivered a blind side elbow to Sedin’s jaw, ultimately knocking him out of the game. FULL STORY

Mar. 16, 2012: The Vancouver Canucks have only won two of their last eight games games as they head down the stretch towards what really matters, the playoffs. So far the drive has been anything but inspiring and tonight was another example as they drop another game to the desperate Phoenix Coyotes by a score of 5-4. FULL STORY

Mar. 10, 2012: The Canucks finally looked like they were ready to make a solid playoff run with a spirited effort against the upstart Winnipeg Jets with a 3-2 regulation win on home ice. Not a blow out win, but not a shootout loss either. A worrying absence for the team of late are the whereabouts of brothers Daniel and Henrik Sedin. FULL STORY

Mar. 4, 2012: A bad start from netminder Roberto Luongo set the tone for last night's game and the Vancouver Canucks could never recover, falling 5-3 to the visiting Buffalo Sabres. Forward Zack Kassian collected his first two points as a Canuck, against his former club. FULL STORY