OT: Classic Canucks Games - Where we share and watch oldies goldies.

[PuckMunchkin]

Hey!

Im PuckMunchkin and I really like Canucks hockey.

It seems that Canucks hockey is yet again over early, so I thought how about we watch some classics that can be found online for free?

Comment what ever you like, links to games etc.

Should we have a vote for what game we watch next? Kinda like a book club thing? Game per week? Anyways...


I'll start with the game I'm currently watching:

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[Just A Bit Outside]

1994
1st Round
Game 7
vs Calgary

Any day of the week and twice on Sundays.

 

[Petey But Really Jim]

Nothing to see here.

 

[Vector]

The full games aren't anywhere but CanucksHD has a treasure trove of highlights and interviews starting from 2008-09 season until the end of the 2013 playoffs.

 

[CalderSchmalder]

There are quite a few full/almost full Canucks games on youtube worth checking out IMO, I watched this one a few months ago.



This might be the oldest Canucks game currently on the internet

 

[MS]

There are quite a few full/almost full Canucks games on youtube worth checking out IMO, I watched this one a few months ago.



This might be the oldest Canucks game currently on the internet

There are probably 15? pre-1985 Canucks games available on Youtube and every single one is brilliant to watch.

 

[PuckMunchkin]

1994 Canucks Dallas series Game 1:







Post game stuff:

 

[EpochLink]

The full games aren't anywhere but CanucksHD has a treasure trove of highlights and interviews starting from 2008-09 season until the end of the 2013 playoffs.

So much memories of my young mid 20’s

 

[Blue and Green]

There are quite a few full/almost full Canucks games on youtube worth checking out IMO, I watched this one a few months ago.



This might be the oldest Canucks game currently on the internet

I remember that 1975 game in Montreal, it was Game 5. Dennis Kearns deflected a pass into his own net for the series-winning goal in OT. Wish they had Game 2, which the Canucks won on a controversial late goal when Leon Rochefort ran into Dryden. It was the first time that the Canucks had ever defeated the Habs.

 

[Josepho]

I really want to be able to watch 02/03 Bertuzzi one day since I've heard so much interesting shit about him, but I've never been able to find sufficient footage.

 

[David Bruce Banner]

The first tentative sniff that our long epoch of malaise might be coming to an end...

 

[PuckMunchkin]

I really want to be able to watch 02/03 Bertuzzi one day since I've heard so much interesting shit about him, but I've never been able to find sufficient footage.

2003

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St Louis

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[racerjoe]

I just remember watching the old games with a few folks here when the pandemic started. When I get time I will try and post a few.

 

[Hoglander]

Wish I could remember what game it was, but I went to one where it took 1/2 an hour to play the last 2 minutes of the game, due to a bunch of fights. Momesso got a gross misconduct, and he took a 2-handed slash at another guy's ankles that the guy jumped over. Good stuff.

 

[MS]

Wish I could remember what game it was, but I went to one where it took 1/2 an hour to play the last 2 minutes of the game, due to a bunch of fights. Momesso got a gross misconduct, and he took a 2-handed slash at another guy's ankles that the guy jumped over. Good stuff.

Against the Rangers in 1994 ... but the regular season. Joe Kocur was the guy who jumped over Momesso's stick.

New York Rangers vs. Vancouver Canucks Box Score: March 25, 1994 | Hockey-Reference.com

Get the latest box score updates on the New York Rangers vs. Vancouver Canucks game played on March 25, 1994 on Hockey-Reference.com

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[David Bruce Banner]

I always had a soft spot for Big Serge… the guy bled black, orange and red.
I fondly remember his patented, “dump the puck in the corner and then staple the defenceman into the boards” play. Good times… good times…

 

[Reverend Mayhem]

Why would you choose to watch game 6 vs the Blues in '95? Didn't we lose like 8-2? There's only two minutes of that I ever want to watch and it's Gino trying to fight literally the entire Blues team shirtless.

1986 Canucks/Rangers, Espo behind the bench and I believe Skriko was on an absolute tear.


Here's the only game from the 1982 SCF that's worth watching. Bossy hit the damn post, ok?

 

[Jyrki21]

Enjoy the 11-0 pounding of Calgary (and the weirdness of dark jerseys at home before the lockout):

 

[bandwagonesque]

The full games aren't anywhere but CanucksHD has a treasure trove of highlights and interviews starting from 2008-09 season until the end of the 2013 playoffs.

I don't know about regular season games from that era, but you can find the playoff games from 2011 (and possibly other years) on Youtube:



Searching on Youtube will produce random full games from pretty much every year past about 1990.

 

[Petey But Really Jim]

I’m losing it

 

[Blue and Green]

The first tentative sniff that our long epoch of malaise might be coming to an end...

I was at Games 4 and 6. Tons of fun. After the Canucks scored the three quick ones late in the second period of Game 6, we were down in the concourse having our between-period beers and a big "Calgary sucks" chant went up. Crowd was really into it that night.

 

[CalderSchmalder]

Jim Benning and the Canucks take on the Soviet Union at the PNE.

 

[PuckMunchkin]

Jim Benning and the Canucks take on the Soviet Union at the PNE.

But he is no longer here so stop talking about him!

 

[CalderSchmalder]

Nice high quality game here from 2010, Schneider in goal vs Theodore for the Wild. Burns, Clutterbuck, and Koivu still on the Wild, Peter Schaefer playing in one of his 16 games that season for the Nucks before having his contract terminated.

Ehrhoff really stands out to me as a great player that we only got to watch for a fairly short time, 2 seasons. Would have been nice to have him longer but of course Buffalo signed him to that massive contract.

 

[David Bruce Banner]

Potato quality... but here's Game 5 of the 1974-75 Playoffs. Canucks got matched up with the dynasty Canadiens in Round 1. Much like in 1989, we didn't stand much of a chance on paper, but we put up a pretty good fight. Game 5 was the elimination game, but we forced it to overtime.
This was a pretty decent Canuck squad and Gary Smith was our first top tier goalie. The team reverted to mediocre once we let him go. Too bad he insulted Arthur Griffith's wife.