DAN HAMHUIS RUMORS & GOSSIP

This was the goal that sent the Vancouver Canucks to the golf course and sent the L.A. Kings to the second round of the NHL playoffs to play the St Louis Blue. Its only fitting that on the game winning goal by Kings forward Jarrett Stoll that there is a Vancouver Canuck defenseman Dan Hamhuis flopping around on the ice as the game winning goal was being scored. Related articles...

I think the whole city of Vancouver is wondering what in the world is happening to our beloved Canucks right now. It’s been a long time since we have seen the Canucks start a playoff series 2-0 (11 years in fact). The Canucks do not look like a powerhouse team whatsoever. They look like a team that has lost all confidence in two games. So what happened? Well, in game 2 the...

Over the last couple of months, as Daniel and Henrik Sedin have gone into slumps (coupled with the NHL’s return to the dead puck era), there has been a lot of scuttlebutt among Canucks fans about who the team’s MVP is. Roberto Luongo has been a popular choice of late (despite the fact that his backup has better numbers). I’ve heard a lot of names, but I haven...

For some reasons, kids these days are showing off their sweet dances moves more than ever at sporting events around the world. Back on Tuesday, this little Vancouver Canucks fan named Jack Millos was caught on the Rogers Centre Jumbotron during the Canucks loss to the Dallas Stars showing off his moves for the fans in the stands. Watch as he breaks it down to LMFAO’s...

Colorado Avalanche right wing Chuck Kobasaw was fined $2,500 by the NHL on Monday for his trip on Vancouver Canucks defenseman Dan Hamhuis. Kobasaw was assessed a minor penalty for the incident during the second period of Saturday afternoon's game. The 29-year-old Kobasaw has collected seven goals, five assists and 33 penalty minutes this season.

After 43 games the Vancouver Canucks the Vancouver Canucks have continued to solidify their excellent form, leaving their mediocre start as an increasingly distant memory. Henrik Sedin's production remains superb. Dan Hamhuis ruled the roost a few weeks back, but Kevin Bieksa has been in the form of his life since then. Daniel Sedin holds serve with his top five league wide place in scoring.

Vancouver Canucks blogger Richard Hodges Love Em Hate Em Canucks hockey blog. He recaps and rewinds the loss to the Nashville Predators. Mike Fisher's game-winning goal with about 75 seconds left was the quintessential gut-puncher When Dan Hamhuis hit the post with the Canucks up 5-3, did anyone realize how crucial that play would turn out to be?

Vancouver sports blogger Aidan Chafe weighs in with his Vancouver Canucks weekly three stars post. Here are the few noteworthy performers through Nov 22nd of the Vancouver Canucks 2011-12 campaign. Dan Hamhuis, Cory Schneider and Chris Higgins are the guys with great performances in the last 7 days.

Vancouver Canucks blogger Richard Hodges tells us a bit about NEW Canucks forward David Booth. Not knowing much about him he was quite curious to check his After Hours interview on CBC last Saturday. He's kind and considerate and quietly uses his beliefs as a driving force in his life. As does Dan Hamhuis. Positive energy can go a long way in the Canucks dressing room.