 |
Stats: All
the numbers you can handle (and then some). |
|
Stats: All
the numbers you can handle (and then some). |
      |
1994-95 Results The NHL owners locked out the players just prior to the start of the 1994-95 regular season. The lockout lasted into January when both sides finally hammered out an agreement and the games began. The Canucks finished with 48 points in 48 games, good enough for sixth place in the Western Conference. Pavel Bure led the team in goals (20) and points (43) while Kirk McLean played in 40 games, posting a record of 18-12-10. In the first round playoff match with St. Louis, the Canucks played a see-saw battle with the Blues before finally taking the series in seven games. Would we see a repeat of the previous season? No. The Canucks were eliminated in the second round by Chicago in four straight games (three of which went into overtime). On May 27, 1995, the Canucks played their final game in the Pacific Coliseum. Despite the disappointing loss, fans gave the team -- and their rink -- a standing ovation. |
Regular Season DATE H/A OPPOSITION SCORE OT GP W L T GF GA PTS AVG HISTORICAL NOTES
JAN 20 H DALLAS 1-1 T OT 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0.500 Lockout season finally starts
JAN 21 H ST. LOUIS 1-7 L 2 0 1 1 2 8 1 0.250 Geoff Courtnall breaks shutout
JAN 24 A DETROIT 3-6 L 3 0 2 1 5 14 1 0.167 Wing Sheppard gets hat trick
JAN 25 A TORONTO 2-6 L 4 0 3 1 7 20 1 0.125 Adams records two assists
JAN 28 A ST. LOUIS 3-1 W 5 1 3 1 10 21 3 0.300 First game at Kiel Center
FEB 1 H TORONTO 4-4 T OT 6 1 3 2 14 25 4 0.333 Canucks up 4-1 after second
FEB 5 H CHICAGO 4-9 L 7 1 4 2 18 34 4 0.286 Hawk Nicholls gets hat trick
FEB 7 H EDMONTON 4-4 T OT 8 1 4 3 22 38 5 0.313 Linden salvages point at 19:54
FEB 9 H WINNIPEG 5-1 W 9 2 4 3 27 39 7 0.389 Peca knocks Selanne from game
FEB 11 H SAN JOSE 1-1 T OT 10 2 4 4 28 40 8 0.400 Linden's goal his 400th point
FEB 15 A SAN JOSE 1-3 L 11 2 5 4 29 43 8 0.364 Linden breaks goose egg in 3rd
FEB 17 A ANAHEIM 2-2 T OT 12 2 5 5 31 45 9 0.375 Cullimore and Beranek debut
FEB 18 A LOS ANGELES 6-2 W 13 3 5 5 37 47 11 0.423 Brown leads with four points
FEB 20 H LOS ANGELES 8-2 W 14 4 5 5 45 49 13 0.464 Brown records five assists
FEB 22 H WINNIPEG 1-4 L 15 4 6 5 46 53 13 0.433 Linden scores lone goal
FEB 24 A DALLAS 3-3 T OT 16 4 6 6 49 56 14 0.438 McLean outshot 39 to 24
FEB 26 A SAN JOSE 5-1 W 17 5 6 6 54 57 16 0.471 Bure scores once, assists twice
FEB 28 H SAN JOSE 3-4 L 18 5 7 6 57 61 16 0.444 Canucks down 4-1 in third
MAR 2 A CALGARY 2-2 T OT 19 5 7 7 59 63 17 0.447 Beranek ties it with 8.2 left
MAR 4 A LOS ANGELES 5-4 W 20 6 7 7 64 67 19 0.475 Ronning gets winner in second
MAR 6 H DETROIT 2-5 L 21 6 8 7 66 72 19 0.452 Unanswered phone costs Canucks
MAR 11 H ANAHEIM 5-3 W 22 7 8 7 71 75 21 0.477 Gelinas scores twice in third
MAR 12 A EDMONTON 5-2 W 23 8 8 7 76 77 23 0.500 Ruuttu makes Canuck debut
MAR 14 A WINNIPEG 3-3 T OT 24 8 8 8 79 80 24 0.500 Peca returns to Winnipeg
MAR 16 A CHICAGO 2-9 L 25 8 9 8 81 89 24 0.480 Momesso gets both goals
MAR 17 A DETROIT 1-3 L 26 8 10 8 82 92 24 0.462 Peca gets lone goal in first
MAR 21 H TORONTO 3-1 W 27 9 10 8 85 93 26 0.481 Courtnall misses penalty shot
MAR 23 H CHICAGO 1-3 L 28 9 11 8 86 96 26 0.464 Odjick scores lone goal
MAR 25 H DETROIT 1-2 L 29 9 12 8 87 98 26 0.448 Quinn defends Bure on TV
MAR 26 A CALGARY 0-2 L 30 9 13 8 87 100 26 0.433 Whitmore allows single goal
MAR 29 H LOS ANGELES 5-2 W 31 10 13 8 92 102 28 0.452 Gelinas scores a pair
MAR 31 H ANAHEIM 6-1 W 32 11 13 8 98 103 30 0.469 Gelinas scores two more
APR 1 A EDMONTON 5-1 W 33 12 13 8 103 104 32 0.485 Courtnall records four points
APR 4 H DALLAS 2-2 T OT 34 12 13 9 105 106 33 0.485 Courtnall scores both goals
APR 7 A WINNIPEG 4-7 L 35 12 14 9 109 113 33 0.471 Canucks trade Adams, Diduck
APR 8 A CALGARY 4-2 W 36 13 14 9 113 115 35 0.486 Russ Courtnall, Oksiuta debut
APR 11 H ANAHEIM 5-0 W 37 14 14 9 118 115 37 0.500 Bure hat trick, McLean shutout
APR 13 H EDMONTON 4-6 L 38 14 15 9 122 121 37 0.487 Scott Walker makes NHL debut
APR 15 A ANAHEIM 3-1 W 39 15 15 9 125 122 39 0.500 Gelinas gets winner in third
APR 17 A DALLAS 2-2 T OT 40 15 15 10 127 124 40 0.500 Brown and Peca score
APR 18 A ST. LOUIS 1-4 L 41 15 16 10 128 128 40 0.488 Geoff Courtnall gets lone goal
APR 20 H CALGARY 2-2 T OT 42 15 16 11 130 130 41 0.488 Linden scores both goals
APR 22 H EDMONTON 6-1 W 43 16 16 11 136 131 43 0.500 Russ Courtnall records 5 points
APR 25 A CHICAGO 3-4 L OT 44 16 17 11 139 135 43 0.489 Canucks lose in overtime
APR 26 A TORONTO 2-5 L 45 16 18 11 141 140 43 0.478 Bure, Lumme score
APR 28 H ST. LOUIS 3-1 W 46 17 18 11 144 141 45 0.489 Canucks clinch playoff spot
APR 30 H CALGARY 6-4 W 47 18 18 11 150 145 47 0.500 Last regular game at Coliseum
MAY 3 A SAN JOSE 3-3 T OT 48 18 18 12 153 148 48 0.500 First NHL goal/game for Aucoin
Canucks finish sixth in Western Conference
DATE H/A OPPOSITION SCORE OT GP W L T GF GA PTS AVG HISTORICAL NOTES
MAY 7 A ST. LOUIS 1-2 L 1 0 1 0 1 2 0 0.000 Bure gets lone goal
MAY 9 A ST. LOUIS 5-3 W 2 1 1 0 6 5 2 0.500 Russ Courtnall gets four points
MAY 11 H ST. LOUIS 6-1 W 3 2 1 0 12 6 4 0.667 Lumme leads with three points
MAY 13 H ST. LOUIS 2-5 L 4 2 2 0 14 11 4 0.500 Blue Shanahan gets hat trick
MAY 15 A ST. LOUIS 6-5 W OT 5 3 2 0 20 16 6 0.600 Ronning gets overtime winner
MAY 17 H ST. LOUIS 2-8 L 6 3 3 0 22 24 6 0.500 Rough third period
MAY 19 A ST. LOUIS 5-3 W 7 4 3 0 27 27 8 0.571 McLean outshot 44 to 22
VANCOUVER WINS BEST OF SEVEN SERIES FOUR GAMES TO THREE
MAY 21 A CHICAGO 1-2 L OT 8 4 4 0 28 29 8 0.500 Linden scores lone goal
MAY 23 A CHICAGO 0-2 L 9 4 5 0 28 31 8 0.444 Belfour outduels McLean
MAY 25 H CHICAGO 2-3 L OT 10 4 6 0 30 34 8 0.400 Russ Courtnall gets both goals
MAY 27 H CHICAGO 3-4 L OT 11 4 7 0 33 38 8 0.364 Coliseum era ends with whimper
Chicago wins best of seven series four games to none
|
|
Content
copyright © 2001-2010 David Marchak This page last updated September 17, 2020 |