Extractions: Team Schedules, Information Tickets Home NHL Hockey Tickets ... Las Vegas TICKET CATEGORIES Professional Sports Tickets - MLB Baseball Tickets - NHL Hockey Tickets Anaheim Mighty Ducks Tickets ... Login General Motors Place Events Vancouver joined the NHL as an expansion team in 1970. The club struggled in its first four seasons, placing no better than sixth in its division from 1970-71 to 1973-74. In the 1974-75 season, however, head coach Phil Maloney guided the Canucks to a division title. Outstanding players included goalie Gary Smith, left wing Andre Boudrias, defenseman Harold Snepsts, and right wings Bobby Schmautz and Dennis Ververgaert. The Canucks lost in the first round of the 1975 playoffs, and they again fell in the first round in 1976, 1979, 1980, and 1981. CLICK HERE TO FIND Vancouver Canucks Tickets Under head coach Roger Neilson, Vancouver advanced beyond the first round of the playoffs for the first time in 1982, reaching the Stanley Cup Finals despite posting a losing record during the regular season. Center Thomas Gradin led the team in scoring for the second consecutive year. In the postseason the Canucks defeated the Calgary Flames, the Los Angeles Kings, and the Chicago Blackhawks to reach the finals. There they lost to the heavily favored New York Islanders, 4 games to 0. Related Links Bell Canadian Open tickets General Motors Place Vancouver Canucks Resources From 1982 to 1991 Vancouver reached the playoffs five times, again losing in the first round each year. Star players of this period included right wing Stan Smyl, center Patrik Sundstrom, right wing Tony Tanti, and center Trevor Linden. After 13 seasons in Vancouverincluding eight years as team captainSmyl retired in 1991 as the Canucks career leader in points, goals, assists, and games.
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Extractions: Last updated Sunday, 11-Apr-04 15:24:02 EDT Name pronounced muh-KLAYN. "Management wants desperately for young Kirk McLean to take [the Canucks' starting job] by the scruff of the neck, but he wound up being a benchwarmer under coach Bob McCammon late last year." (The Hockey News 1988-89 Yearbook, p. 85) "Vancouver wants to trade goalie Kirk McLean, but his hefty salary will make it difficult." (The Sporting News Hockey 1996-97, p. 79)
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