Canucks' playoff ascent gets tougher with Demko's injury
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Iain MacIntyre
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As Canucks' Joshua comes into his own, chemistry on third line just gets stronger 
Iain MacIntyre
Vancouver’s third line was the most impactful one in Game 1, and it has the potential to be a massive influence on this first-round series.
Canucks demonstrate the height of their floor in Game 1 win over Predators
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'I burn for it': Canucks' Miller savours shot to step up in playoffs
Iain MacIntyre
The irony in the evolution of J.T. Miller is that his best years in the NHL have been spent until now without the playoff hockey required to test and validate the better version of himself. The Canucks forward will get that chance starting Sunday against the Predators.
'I don't fear it': Canucks' Conor Garland ready for gritty, challenging series
Iain MacIntyre
Five-foot-nine Conor Garland has a knack for infuriating opponents with his relentless style of play. In his first true playoff contest, it's this unyielding nature that will make him a difference-maker — and a popular target.
After meaningless finale, Canucks, Jets ready for bigger, better things
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Canucks' commitment to change leads to Pacific Divison title
Iain MacIntyre
After three straight years of upheaval and chaos, the Canucks won the Pacific Division and the team’s first banner since 2013 on Tuesday. It all started in the summer, thanks to a group that was committed to changing the narrative.
Canucks' Thatcher Demko has chance to prove strength of mental game ahead of playoffs
Iain MacIntyre
Thatcher Demko is set to make his return after missing 14 games with a knee injury — an opportunity for him to show the extent of his mental capacities and the strength of the mind that drives his game.
Canucks Takeaways: After a return to form, division title all but locked up
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Demko's return nears with Canucks trying to hold off Oilers in race for division crown
Iain MacIntyre
The upcoming playoff field will be the deepest and most balanced in league history, so it is easy to argue in Vancouver that winning the Pacific Division doesn’t matter. But losing the Pacific Division certainly would matter to the team that has led it for 113 days and still has much to prove.
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