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Detroit VS. Canucks November 6/2010 I ordered my tickets from TicketCity and they arrived less than 24 hours later to my door. The price was fantastic for FRONT ROW SEATS! We literally couldn't have gotten closer to the action! The game was a high pace, high scoring, and highly entertaining. I loved seeing players getting checked into the boards right in front of us. TicketCity is a very professional and fantastic place to order your tickets! November 8, 2010

2010-11 Season Preview Each of the last two NHL seasons saw the Vancouver Canucks tally 100 or more points en route to being crowned Northwest Division champions. However, the party ended in familiar fashion both times, with the Chicago Blackhawks playing the role of crasher in the conference semifinals and in effect derailing Vancouver's hopes for the franchise's first-ever Stanley Cup victory. Recipe for success this season will again hinge on brothers Henrik and Daniel Sedin (a combined 197 points last season), as well as another strong year from Olympic goaltending hero Roberto Luongo (40 wins, 2.57 GAA, .913 Save % in 09-10). The team also returns its top two goal-scorers, Alexandre Burrows and Mikael Samuelsson, and center Ryan Kesler's clutch contributions (12 power player goals, five game-winning tallies) cannot be understated. For the Canucks, a third straight division title won't come easy, as the Northwest produced four teams with winning records last season. Even last-place Edmonton is expected to be much-improved. Vancouver certainly has the talent to emerge atop the Northwest yet again, but can they get beyond the conference semis? Fans in British Columbia hope their team draws any playoff opponent not called Chicago in order to get over the hump. September 27, 2010

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VANCOUVER CANUCKS
Hockey history is rich in the Pacific Northwest, and fans finally got their wish for an NHL franchise in 1970 with the formation of the Vancouver Canucks. The Canucks have been a strong competitor in the postseason with 24 playoff appearances, eight division championships and three appearances in the Stanley Cup Finals.

Perhaps the Canucks best run of success came in the early 1980s when the team enjoyed the services of Hall of Famer Cam Neely as well as talented role players like Trevor Linden and Stan Smyl. The team really hit their stride in the early '90s when they became regular attendees to the postseason.

The Canucks made it to the Stanley Cup Finals in 1994 with a talented team featuring Markus Naslund, Pavel Bure and Kirk McLean. Unfortunately, they endured a heart-breaking loss to the New York Rangers in seven games. In 2011, the Canucks had a championship roster that included stars like Ryan Kessler and Henrik Sedin, but their Stanley Cup hopes would end in similar fashion after a Game 7 loss to the Boston Bruins.

On the heels of their Western Conference championship, the Canucks have the look of a championship team that will be a factor in the title race for the foreseeable future.