Canucks' Milestones, Coaching Chatter, and Upcoming Games

It's April 5th.

I'm Corey with The Story.

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Vancouver Canuck Spans got some bright spots this week, amid a tough season locked in at

30 second, in the standings for prime draft lottery odds.

Broadbozer lit it up with a hat trick against Colorado on April 1st, then tied Pavel Bore

for 8th on the all-time points list with an assist, versus Utah on April 4th.

That's huge for the offensive star keeping the team afloat.

A Vandercane, the hometown hero from East Vancouver, got his flowers too.

He hit his 1000 NHL game back on March 30th against Vegas, scoring in it, and the

conucks honored him properly on April 4th.

Traded over from Edmonton last off season, he's the third Vancouver-born player to reach

that mark, bringing VetGrit to a young squad.

Folks are buzzing about these milestones, giving an nostalgic lift to Rodger's Arena crowds

during this rebuild year.

Ownerships backing GM, Patrick Alvin's steady, no shakeups there, but coaching chatter's

hot.

Adam Futt's held the fort, yet avid's for his manny.

Malholtra's youth development has eyes turning his way for a possible NHL jump.

Looking ahead, the conucks wrap with Vegas at home, on April 7th at 7pm Pacific, then

hit the road for California, Los Angeles on April 9th.

At 7.30pm, San Jose, April 11th at 7pm, and Anaheim April 12th at 5pm.

These moments remind us hockey's about the grind and glory, setting the stage for whatever

rebuild magic comes next.