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1993-94 Results After the two previous seasons, the common refrain was "sure, the Canucks have proved that they can do it in the regular season, but it's the playoffs that count". They started the 1993-94 season with an impressive 7-1-0 record, but finished the season only one game above .500. Pavel Bure scored another 60 goals, Geoff Courtnall, Cliff Ronning, Trevor Linden, Kirk McLean, Gino Odjick, Jyrki Lumme, Dana Murzyn and others had good seasons, but it seemed that the team was focusing on just making the playoffs. The Canucks finished seventh in the newly named Western Conference and met up with the Calgary Flames in the first round (again). After falling behind three games to one, the Canucks won the next three games in overtime to take the series. Geoff Courtnall, Trevor Linden and Pavel Bure scored the overtime markers. In the second round, the Canucks polished off the rested -- and possibly rusty -- Dallas Stars in five games. In the Conference Finals, the Canucks met up with the Toronto Maple Leafs. After losing the first game in overtime, the Canucks won the next four games, including two straight shutouts by Kirk McLean (he recorded four in the playoffs that spring). Game five of the series took just over four periods to decide when Greg Adams scored the series ending goal. For the second time in their history, the Canucks were in the Stanley Cup finals, but this time many believed that they could actually win it all. The Canucks travelled to New York to take on the Rangers and Greg Adams was the hero scoring another overtime goal (the team's sixth of the post-season). The Canucks lost the next three games, setting up game five in New York. Ranger fans were already celebrating their Stanley Cup Championship when the Canucks came up with a 6-3 victory. Game six in Vancouver will probably go down as the most exciting NHL game ever played in Vancouver. The Canucks won that one as well, forcing game seven in New York. As time ran down, a desperate Adam Graves tried to eliminate Vancouver's leader Trevor Linden by smashing his stick into Linden's head -- a play that went undetected by on-ice and league officials. Trevor Linden, not quite needing crutches, scored twice in game seven, but it was not enough. |
Regular Season DATE H/A OPPOSITION SCORE OT GP W L T GF GA PTS AVG HISTORICAL NOTES
OCT 6 A LOS ANGELES 5-2 W 1 1 0 0 5 2 2 1.000 Bure records three points
OCT 9 H CALGARY 1-5 L 2 1 1 0 6 7 2 0.500 Ronning ends shutout in third
OCT 11 H EDMONTON 4-1 W 3 2 1 0 10 8 4 0.667 Odjick scores a pair of goals
OCT 16 A EDMONTON 3-2 W 4 3 1 0 13 10 6 0.750 Adams in on all three goals
OCT 19 H BOSTON 5-4 W 5 4 1 0 18 14 8 0.800 Linden gets eventual winner
OCT 21 A CALGARY 6-3 W 6 5 1 0 24 17 10 0.833 Bure scores 100th goal
OCT 23 A SAN JOSE 6-4 W 7 6 1 0 30 21 12 0.857 Odjick records three points
OCT 24 H SAN JOSE 3-2 W OT 8 7 1 0 33 23 14 0.875 Courtnall in OT extends streak
OCT 27 H WASHINGTON 2-4 L 9 7 2 0 35 27 14 0.778 Momesso, Ward score
OCT 30 H BUFFALO 3-6 L 10 7 3 0 38 33 14 0.700 Canucks trail 5-1 in second
NOV 2 A NY ISLANDERS 2-1 W 11 8 3 0 40 34 16 0.727 Ronning scores one, adds assist
NOV 3 A NY RANGERS 3-6 L 12 8 4 0 43 40 16 0.667 Canucks down 6-0 after second
NOV 5 A WASHINGTON 2-3 L 13 8 5 0 45 43 16 0.615 Babych assists on both goals
NOV 7 A PHILADELPHIA 5-2 W 14 9 5 0 50 45 18 0.643 Neil Eisenhut makes NHL debut
NOV 10 H LOS ANGELES 4-0 W 15 10 5 0 54 45 20 0.667 McLean makes 24 saves
NOV 13 A CALGARY 3-4 L 16 10 6 0 57 49 20 0.625 Linden scores a pair of goals
NOV 14 H ANAHEIM 3-2 W 17 11 6 0 60 51 22 0.647 First game against the Ducks
NOV 16 H ST. LOUIS 3-0 W 18 12 6 0 63 51 24 0.667 NHL refs and linesmen on strike
NOV 19 H ANAHEIM 3-6 L 19 12 7 0 66 57 24 0.632 Courtnall records two points
NOV 22 H TORONTO 2-5 L 20 12 8 0 68 62 24 0.600 Linden, Craven score
NOV 24 H DETROIT 4-5 L OT 21 12 9 0 72 67 24 0.571 Momesso records 100th point
NOV 26 A WINNIPEG 5-3 W 22 13 9 0 77 70 26 0.591 Bure has a three point game
NOV 27 A EDMONTON 1-2 L 23 13 10 0 78 72 26 0.565 Dan Kesa makes his NHL debut
NOV 29 H CHICAGO 2-1 W OT 24 14 10 0 80 73 28 0.583 Ward scores 15 seconds into OT
DEC 2 H PHILADELPHIA 3-6 L 25 14 11 0 83 79 28 0.560 NHL officials return to work
DEC 4 A QUEBEC 1-3 L 26 14 12 0 84 82 28 0.538 Ronning scores lone marker
DEC 6 A MONTREAL 3-4 L OT 27 14 13 0 87 86 28 0.519 Mike Peca plays first NHL game
DEC 8 A HARTFORD 4-1 W 28 15 13 0 91 87 30 0.536 Ronning records three points
DEC 9 A BOSTON 3-2 W OT 29 16 13 0 94 89 32 0.552 Ronning last goal at Gardens
DEC 14 A CALGARY 4-8 L 30 16 14 0 98 97 32 0.533 Dane Jackson makes NHL debut
DEC 15 A EDMONTON 2-7 L 31 16 15 0 100 104 32 0.516 Lumme scores both goals
DEC 17 H WINNIPEG 6-1 W 32 17 15 0 106 105 34 0.531 Lumme records three assists
DEC 19 H DALLAS 1-3 L 33 17 16 0 107 108 34 0.515 Odjick scores lone goal
DEC 21 H EDMONTON 6-3 W 34 18 16 0 113 111 36 0.529 Craven scores two goals
DEC 23 N-H CALGARY 4-3 W 35 19 16 0 117 114 38 0.543 Bure scores twice in Saskatoon
DEC 28 A LOS ANGELES 5-6 L 36 19 17 0 122 120 38 0.528 Ronning hits the 200 point mark
DEC 31 H SAN JOSE 2-3 L 37 19 18 0 124 123 38 0.514 Ward, Craven score
JAN 2 H MONTREAL 2-3 L 38 19 19 0 126 126 38 0.500 Ronning, Babych score
JAN 5 A OTTAWA 7-2 W 39 20 19 0 133 128 40 0.513 Antoski scores first NHL goal
JAN 8 A TORONTO 3-5 L 40 20 20 0 136 133 40 0.500 Canucks trail 4-0 in second
JAN 9 A BUFFALO 3-5 L 41 20 21 0 139 138 40 0.488 Hunter opens the scoring
JAN 12 H QUEBEC 4-3 W 42 21 21 0 143 141 42 0.500 Linden gets winner shorthanded
JAN 14 H OTTAWA 2-2 T OT 43 21 21 1 145 143 43 0.500 Momesso, Craven score
JAN 16 A ANAHEIM 4-3 W 44 22 21 1 149 146 45 0.511 Courtnall nets a pair of goals
JAN 19 H CALGARY 3-4 L 45 22 22 1 152 150 45 0.500 Gelinas makes his Canuck debut
JAN 24 N-A EDMONTON 5-4 W OT 46 23 22 1 157 154 47 0.511 Bure scores three in Saskatoon
JAN 25 H ST. LOUIS 3-3 T OT 47 23 22 2 160 157 48 0.511 Gelinas scores a pair of goals
JAN 27 H DALLAS 2-3 L OT 48 23 23 2 162 160 48 0.500 McLean stops a penalty shot
JAN 29 H NEW JERSEY 6-3 W 49 24 23 2 168 163 50 0.510 Lumme records three points
JAN 31 H LOS ANGELES 3-1 W 50 25 23 2 171 164 52 0.520 Gelinas scores two, winner
FEB 2 H CHICAGO 6-4 W 51 26 23 2 177 168 54 0.529 Ronning scores two in first
FEB 4 A ANAHEIM 0-3 L 52 26 24 2 177 171 54 0.519 Duck Hebert gets the shutout
FEB 6 H HARTFORD 2-4 L 53 26 25 2 179 175 54 0.509 Courtnall, Bure score
FEB 8 A DETROIT 6-3 W 54 27 25 2 185 178 56 0.519 Brian Glynn debuts as a Canuck
FEB 10 A NEW JERSEY 3-7 L 55 27 26 2 188 185 56 0.509 Bure scores twice
FEB 12 A TAMPA BAY 3-2 W 56 28 26 2 191 187 58 0.518 Babych gets winner in second
FEB 13 A FLORIDA 1-2 L 57 28 27 2 192 189 58 0.509 Murzyn gets lone Canuck goal
FEB 15 A ST. LOUIS 2-3 L 58 28 28 2 194 192 58 0.500 Bure in on both goals
FEB 17 A CHICAGO 4-2 W 59 29 28 2 198 194 60 0.508 Lumme gets winner in second
FEB 22 H CALGARY 4-4 T OT 60 29 28 3 202 198 61 0.508 Ronning ties it in third
FEB 26 H TAMPA BAY 3-1 W 61 30 28 3 205 199 63 0.516 McLean outshot 29-19
MAR 1 H EDMONTON 4-7 L 62 30 29 3 209 206 63 0.508 Four different Canucks score
MAR 3 A ST. LOUIS 4-0 W 63 31 29 3 213 206 65 0.516 McLean makes 33 saves
MAR 4 A DALLAS 4-1 W 64 32 29 3 217 207 67 0.523 Whitmore makes 26 saves
MAR 7 H FLORIDA 1-2 L 65 32 30 3 218 209 67 0.515 Lumme scores lone goal
MAR 9 H NY ISLANDERS 5-4 W 66 33 30 3 223 213 69 0.523 Canucks trail 3-1 in second
MAR 11 A WINNIPEG 8-4 W 67 34 30 3 231 217 71 0.530 Bure gets the hat trick
MAR 13 A CHICAGO 2-5 L 68 34 31 3 233 222 71 0.522 Last Canuck game at the Stadium
MAR 15 A DETROIT 2-5 L 69 34 32 3 235 227 71 0.514 McIntyre, Bure score
MAR 16 A TORONTO 4-1 W 70 35 32 3 239 228 73 0.521 Bure records three points
MAR 19 A PITTSBURGH 4-5 L 71 35 33 3 243 233 73 0.514 Pavel Bure scores twice
MAR 20 A DALLAS 1-2 L OT 72 35 34 3 244 235 73 0.507 Whitmore faces Stars again
MAR 23 A LOS ANGELES 6-3 W 73 36 34 3 250 238 75 0.514 Bure's 50th, Gretzky's 802nd
MAR 25 H NY RANGERS 2-5 L 74 36 35 3 252 243 75 0.507 Jeff Brown joins Canucks
MAR 27 H LOS ANGELES 4-3 W 75 37 35 3 256 246 77 0.513 Linden gets winner in third
MAR 28 H TORONTO 3-2 W OT 76 38 35 3 259 248 79 0.520 Canucks clinch playoff spot
MAR 30 H PITTSBURGH 1-3 L 77 38 36 3 260 251 79 0.513 Bure scores lone goal
APR 1 H WINNIPEG 5-1 W 78 39 36 3 265 252 81 0.519 Brown records three points
APR 2 A SAN JOSE 4-7 L 79 39 37 3 269 259 81 0.513 Shark Dahlen gets hat trick
APR 5 H DETROIT 3-8 L 80 39 38 3 272 267 81 0.506 Wing Ciccarelli gets hat trick
APR 7 H SAN JOSE 3-2 W 81 40 38 3 275 269 83 0.512 Bure scores two goals
APR 9 H ANAHEIM 1-3 L 82 40 39 3 276 272 83 0.506 Adams gets lone goal
APR 10 A SAN JOSE 1-3 L 83 40 40 3 277 275 83 0.500 Bure scores lone goal
APR 13 A ANAHEIM 2-1 W 84 41 40 3 279 276 85 0.506 Bure gets league leading 60th
Canucks finish seventh in Western Conference
DATE H/A OPPOSITION SCORE OT GP W L T GF GA PTS AVG HISTORICAL NOTES
APR 18 A CALGARY 5-0 W 1 1 0 0 5 0 2 1.000 McLean makes 31 saves
APR 20 A CALGARY 5-7 L 2 1 1 0 10 7 2 0.500 Flames get four on powerplay
APR 22 H CALGARY 2-4 L 3 1 2 0 12 11 2 0.333 Momesso, Adams score
APR 24 H CALGARY 2-3 L 4 1 3 0 14 14 2 0.250 Canucks up 2-1 after second
APR 26 A CALGARY 2-1 W OT 5 2 3 0 16 15 4 0.400 Courtnall keeps Canucks alive
APR 28 H CALGARY 3-2 W OT 6 3 3 0 19 17 6 0.500 Linden OT goal on powerplay
APR 30 A CALGARY 4-3 W OT 7 4 3 0 23 20 8 0.571 McLean "the save", Bure in OT
VANCOUVER WINS BEST OF SEVEN SERIES FOUR GAMES TO THREE
MAY 2 A DALLAS 6-4 W 8 5 3 0 29 24 10 0.625 Six different Canucks score
MAY 4 A DALLAS 3-0 W 9 6 3 0 32 24 12 0.667 McLean outshot 39-30
MAY 6 H DALLAS 3-4 L 10 6 4 0 35 28 12 0.600 Linden scores two goals
MAY 8 H DALLAS 2-1 W OT 11 7 4 0 37 29 14 0.636 Momesso gets winner in overtime
MAY 10 H DALLAS 4-2 W 12 8 4 0 41 31 16 0.667 Bure scores two more
VANCOUVER WINS BEST OF SEVEN SERIES FOUR GAMES TO ONE
MAY 16 A TORONTO 2-3 L OT 13 8 5 0 43 34 16 0.615 Babych, Linden score
MAY 18 A TORONTO 4-3 W 14 9 5 0 47 37 18 0.643 Four different Canucks score
MAY 20 H TORONTO 4-0 W 15 10 5 0 51 37 20 0.667 Bure scores twice, adds assist
MAY 22 H TORONTO 2-0 W 16 11 5 0 53 37 22 0.688 McLean outshot 29-21
MAY 24 H TORONTO 4-3 W OT 17 12 5 0 57 40 24 0.706 Canucks trail 3-0 after first
VANCOUVER WINS BEST OF SEVEN SERIES FOUR GAMES TO ONE
MAY 31 A NY RANGERS 3-2 W OT 18 13 5 0 60 42 26 0.722 McLean 52 saves, Adams in OT
JUN 2 A NY RANGERS 1-3 L 19 13 6 0 61 45 26 0.684 Momesso gets lone goal
JUN 4 H NY RANGERS 1-5 L 20 13 7 0 62 50 26 0.650 Bure gets only Canuck marker
JUN 7 H NY RANGERS 2-4 L 21 13 8 0 64 54 26 0.619 Bure misses penalty shot
JUN 9 A NY RANGERS 6-3 W 22 14 8 0 70 57 28 0.636 Canucks up 3-0, tied 3-3
JUN 11 H NY RANGERS 4-1 W 23 15 8 0 74 58 30 0.652 Video makes it 4-1, not 3-2
JUN 14 A NY RANGERS 2-3 L 24 15 9 0 76 61 30 0.625 Trevor Linden scores both goals
New York Rangers win Stanley Cup four games to three
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