
Vancouver Canucks
50th Season
First Game Played October 9, 1970


Historical Moments
Vancouver's hockey roots go deep, one of the strongest teams in the old Pacific Coast Hockey Association was the Vancouver Millionaires who the Stanley Cup in 1915 and lost in the finals to the NHL Champions four other times before the PCHA disbanded. With the NHL's westward expansion, it was inevitable that Vancouver would get a team.
After failing to land one of the first expansion slots in 1967, Vancouver was awarded an NHL team in 1970. The Canucks would play their first game on October 9th losing to the Los Angeles Kings at the Pacific Coliseum 3-1 in a National Televised game.
The Canucks would beat the Toronto Maple Leafs two nights later for their first win. The Canucks would go on to finish their first season which they played in the Eastern Division by finishing in sixth place with a typical expansion like record of 24-46-8.
Canucks Best

Alex Burrows
2005-2017

Alexander Auld
2001-2006

Alexander Edler
2006-Present

Alexander Mogilny
1995-2000
Andre Boudrias

Andre Boudrias
1970-1976

Andrew Cassels
1999-2002

Arturs Irbe
1997/98

Ben Hutton
2015-2019

Bo Horvat
2014-Present

Bo Horvat

Bob Dailey
1973-1977

Bob Essensa
2000/01

Bobby Lalonde
1971-1977

Bobby Schmautz
1970-1974, 1980/81

Brandon Prust
2015-Present
Canucks Stadiums

1970-1995

1995-Present