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C’est TELLEMENT DÉCEVANT pour les Canucks de Vancouver… (Oilers d’Edmonton)



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Le premier tour du repêchage 2023 de la LNH s’est déroulé comme suit : 1er) Blackhawks de Chicago, Connor Bedard 2e) Ducks d’Anaheim, Leo Carlsson 3e) Blue Jackets de Columbus, Adam Fantilli 4e) Sharks de San Jose, Will Smith 5e) Canadiens de Montréal, David Reinbacher 6e) Arizona Coyotes, Dmitri Simashev 7e) Flyers de Philadelphie, Matvei Michkov 8e) Capitals de Washington, Ryan Leonard 9e) Red Wings de Détroit, Nate Danielson 10e) Blues de St. Louis, Dalibor Dvorsky 11e) Canucks de Vancouver, Tom Willander 12e) Coyotes de l’Arizona (des Sénateurs d’Ottawa ), Daniil But 13e) Sabres de Buffalo, Zach Benson 14e) Penguins de Pittsburgh, Brayden Yager 15e) Predators de Nashville, Matthew Wood 16e) Flames de Calgary, Samuel Honzek 17e) Red Wings de Détroit (des Islanders de New York via les Canucks de Vancouver), Axel Sandin Pellikka 18e) Jets de Winnipeg, Colby Barlow 19e) Blackhawks de Chicago (du Lightning de Tampa Bay), Oliver Moore 20e) Seattle Kraken, Eduard Sale 21e) Wild du Minnesota, Charlie Stramel 22e) Flyers de Philadelphie (des Kings de Los Angeles via les Blue Jackets de Columbus), Oliver Bonk 23e) Rangers de New York, Gabe Perreault 24e) Predators de Nashville (des Oilers d’Edmonton), Tanner Molendyk 25e) Blues de St. Louis (des Maple Leafs de Toronto), Otto Stenberg 26e) Sharks de San Jose (des Devils du New Jersey), Quentin Musty 27e) Colorado Avalanche, Calum Ritchie 28e) Maple Leafs de Toronto (des Bruins de Boston via les Capitals de Washington), Easton Cowan 29e) Blues de St. Louis (des Stars de Dallas via les Rangers de New York), Theo Lindstein 30e) Hurricanes de la Caroline, Bradley Nadeau 31e) Avalanche du Colorado (des Panthers de la Floride via les Canadiens de Montréal), Mikhail Gulyayev 32e) Golden Knights de Vegas, David Edstrom Cette vidéo se déroule également après la saison 2023 de la LNH et après les séries éliminatoires de la Coupe Stanley 2023, où les Golden Knights de Vegas ont battu les Panthers de la Floride en les finales. 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27 Comments

  1. What if’s will drive a person crazy, what happened, happened. It wasn’t our year, it’s amazing we did as well as we did being out the players we were missing. I think next year will be a whole different story.😊

  2. Canucks lost to the refs, Ian Cole and player safety suspension.. Soucy and Zadorov were a fragment of a monster after that point

  3. Oilers only beat Dallas in game 6 to eliminate them because McDavid, the best player in the world, scored one of the best goals of the entire season while setting up another, and Skinner standing on his head. Oilers have found a way to win games thus far. Could Canucks have done the same to the Stars in the same situation? Maybe, but I'm not sure JT or Petey scores a goal like McDavid did against an amazing team like the Stars, and that was the difference. Nucks future looks bright though. You can trust in Allvin.

  4. The Oilers beat the Stars 3 games in a row after being down 2-1, beat the Canucks 2 games in a row and beat LA 3 games in a row after it was tied. This Oilers team is pretty resilient once they get deeper in a series.

  5. Nucks got lucky beating nashville!! Team is over achiever!! I bet they flop next year and become a wild card team at best

  6. I think the nucks wouldn’t stand a chance against Dallas with their lowest shots on net ppl don’t realize Paul Coffey is coaching the oilers defence

  7. From a Red Wings fan, every team has a "What If" moment. Even a 15 and 0 Michigan Wolverine football team has some "What If" things happen You just have to get by it, and move on.

  8. Oilers did Vancouver a solid by beating them. They would of lost to Dallas so that is one less pick they have to give to Calgary for Lindholm rental.

  9. You lost to a team that worst save percentage of any team to win a playoff round in league history, what if the Oilers got goaltending and you lost in 5 are you still going to cry for weeks

  10. This video made my head hurt 😂 simply absurd. Nearly all things you vancouver fans bring up could be applied to edmonton to. Oilers lacked in ways also. But they still did what they did to seize what they have over vancouver and the other teams they went through. Even in the regular season from being last in their division to being first..

  11. Lego im unsubscribing man. You guys were outplayed all games but 1 against the oilers in all reality. This what if scenario is stupid. Canucks shooting percentages all year were unsustainable and that luck carried over slightly but eventually we all knew it was going to fizzle out. How many comeback wins can a team get that are mostly luck and bounces? It all comes down to will and who is the better team. The Stanley cup is always won by the team that has the most will. Multiple Canucks players were said to of said they were tired and exhausted after that game 7 they just didn’t have it in them. They are young and still need years of developing into a winner.

  12. It’s only disappointing if the Canucks think they’re super close because they took the oilers to 7. The Canucks are a great team, but they aren’t year after year cup contenders

  13. Vancouver didn't show up last 2 games. Neither did Dallas. Makes me wonder what it would happen if Van and Dallas met in game 6 in the third round. Would both teams just walk off the ice? That's a fair prediction.

  14. A lot of turnover but they can get better I still think hand the net over to silovs trade demko while his value is high trade hronek the players we could get could be great just a thought because demko gets hurt a lot

  15. Ya they were right there… just like all the chances they have had to win the cup over the years but they didn’t want it hard enough

  16. “The Vancouver Canucks were right there” that’s a Maple Leafs mindset and a big 🚩. The Canucks were NOT right there. Keep in mind that this is the Oilers FOURTH consecutive playoff run, they’ve already made the mistakes they’ve needed to in their past playoff appearances and they’ve clearly learned from it. The Canucks were already beat up after Round 1. Do I think they could have beat the Oilers if they showed up in Game 6 & 7, yes absolutely!!! Do I think they would have made it all the way to the finals or won the cup this year, truthfully, no. However, I am very optimistic for next season and have full faith that they WILL be back in the playoffs!!

  17. The oilers outplayed the nucks pretty much every game. Having demko wouldbt have changed the fate of the nucks. And cant say they would do what the oilers have.. So playing the what if game while downplaying what the oilers have done is kinda ignorant

  18. what if canucks lost game 4 against predators, they probably did not even pass 1st round, lol

  19. A whole lot of ifs that are meaningless cause the canucks lost so why bother asking all these what if's. the canucks lost end of story get over it already

  20. The 7:35 mark features the start of discussion over trades the Canucks supposedly should've made, including for winger Tyler Toffoli. Toffoli's performance with the Winnipeg Jets' team to which he was traded from the Devils was mixed, with:
    – 11 points (7 goals) over 18 regular-season games and a +9
    – 2 points (both goals) over 5 playoff games and a -2

    It's tempting to say also the Canucks should've shown up more in games 6 and 7 of the Oilers-Canucks 2024 playoff series although during that series all games but game 6 (5–1 Oilers' win) were decided by 1 goal, with the Canucks' having gone 3–3 under such circumstances. Vs the Preds the Nucks had gone 3–1, leading to a total record of 6–4.

    The Jets, during their last 2 playoff series (10 games), have played 2 games decided by 1 goal: a 2OT loss to the Golden Knights of game 3 of that 2023 conference quarterfinal (CQF) and a 7–6 regulation win of game 1 of the April Avs-Jets CQF. The Canucks, over their past 13 playoff games, have played just 3 decided by 2 or more goals, with a 1–2 record in such games. The Jets have played 8, with a putrid 1–7 record in such games.

    The Canucks this postseason, when having:
    – scored 2 or fewer goals, went 2–5
    – allowed at least:
    — 3 goals, went 3–5
    — 4 goals, went 1–3

    The Jets, when having, following the 2021–22 season when they hadn't qualified for playoff action:
    – scored under 3 goals, went 0–6
    – allowed at least 3 goals (via having allowed at least 4 goals in each relevant game), went 1–8

    So many games the Canucks played this postseason were close (10 of 13) because their defence, in enough of them, was good enough to win games. The Jets' defence has been nothing short of disastrous following game 1 of the 2023 Jets-Golden Knights series.

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