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2012-13 Results Once again, the NHL was shut down in a labour dispute that lasted until early in the new year. As in 1995, the Canuck schedule was reduced to just 48 games. If there was any good news in this, it was that Ryan Kesler and David Booth would not have been ready to return from injury in October. During the off-season, the Canucks picked up free agent Jason Garrison but lost Sami Salo to free agency. When the season finally began in January 2013, Henrik and Daniel Sedin were once again counted on to lead the team with help from players like Jannik Hansen, Alex Burrows, Dan Hamhuis and Alex Edler. There was controversy in net as Cory Schneider looked like he was ready to take on the role of number one goalie with Roberto Luongo waiting for a trade. The Canucks started the season with a 2-2-2 record in their first six games before putting together a six game winning streak. Ryan Kesler returned to the lineup on February 15, but was injured again and missed another batch of games. The team had another six game winning streak in March and finally finished the season with 59 points, good enough for first place in the division and third seed in the playoffs. The Canucks met the San Jose Sharks in the first round of the playoffs. With Cory Schneider still suffering from an injury, Roberto Luongo started the first two games. The Canucks lost both games including one in overtime. In San Jose, the Canucks lost game three and then the Sharks completed the sweep with a powerplay goal in overtime. Soon after the season was over, coach Alain Vigneault was fired. Vigneault would leave the team having recorded more wins than any other Canuck coach. |
Regular Season DATE H/A OPPOSITION SCORE OT GP W L OL GF GA PTS AVG HISTORICAL NOTES
JAN 19 H ANAHEIM 3-7 L 1 0 1 0 3 7 0 .000 Another lockout finally ends
JAN 20 H EDMONTON 2-3 L SO 2 0 1 1 5 10 1 .250 Canucks up 2-0 in second
JAN 23 H CALGARY 3-2 W SO 3 1 1 1 8 12 3 .500 Kassian goal in 2nd, winner
JAN 25 A ANAHEIM 5-0 W 4 2 1 1 13 12 5 .625 Raymond scores twice
JAN 27 A SAN JOSE 1-4 L 5 2 2 1 14 16 5 .500 Burrows gets lone goal
JAN 28 A LOS ANGELES 2-3 L SO 6 2 2 2 16 19 6 .500 Canucks lead 2-0 in second
JAN 30 H COLORADO AV. 3-0 W 7 3 2 2 19 19 8 .571 Garrison gets winner in 1st
FEB 1 H CHICAGO 2-1 W SO 8 4 2 2 21 20 10 .625 Schroeder shootout winner
FEB 4 A EDMONTON 3-2 W OT 9 5 2 2 24 22 12 .667 Tanev caps comeback in OT
FEB 7 A MINNESOTA WI 4-1 W 10 6 2 2 28 23 14 .700 Raymond gets goal, assist
FEB 9 H CALGARY 5-1 W 11 7 2 2 33 24 16 .727 Schroeder two goals, winner
FEB 12 H MINNESOTA WI 2-1 W 12 8 2 2 35 25 18 .750 Bieksa, Hansen score
FEB 15 H DALLAS 3-4 L 13 8 3 2 38 29 18 .692 Canucks up 3-1 in second
FEB 17 H ST. LOUIS 3-4 L SO 14 8 3 3 41 33 19 .679 Raymond ties it late in 3rd
FEB 19 A CHICAGO 3-4 L SO 15 8 3 4 44 37 20 .667 Canucks down 3-1 late in 3rd
FEB 21 A DALLAS 4-3 W 16 9 3 4 48 40 22 .688 Henrik gets winner in third
FEB 22 A NASHVILLE 1-0 W 17 10 3 4 49 40 24 .706 Weise scores in third
FEB 24 A DETROIT 3-8 L 18 10 4 4 52 48 24 .667 Canucks lead 3-2 after first
FEB 26 H PHOENIX 2-4 L 19 10 5 4 54 52 24 .632 Garrison, Henrik score
MAR 2 H LOS ANGELES 5-2 W 20 11 5 4 59 54 26 .650 Five different Canucks score
MAR 3 A CALGARY 2-4 L 21 11 6 4 61 58 26 .619 Hansen scores for 2-1 lead
MAR 5 H SAN JOSE 2-3 L SO 22 11 6 5 63 61 27 .614 Canucks trail 2-0 in 2nd
MAR 7 A COLUMBUS 1-2 L OT 23 11 6 6 64 63 28 .609 Henrik gets lone goal
MAR 10 A MINNESOTA WI 2-4 L 24 11 7 6 66 67 28 .583 Higgins, Henrik score
MAR 12 A COLUMBUS 2-1 W SO 25 12 7 6 68 68 30 .600 Raymond winner in shootout
MAR 14 H NASHVILLE 7-4 W 26 13 7 6 75 72 32 .615 Henrik goal on penalty shot
MAR 16 H DETROIT 2-5 L 27 13 8 6 77 77 32 .593 Burrows scores both goals
MAR 18 H MINNESOTA WI 1-3 L 28 13 9 6 78 80 32 .571 Henrik opens the scoring
MAR 19 H ST. LOUIS 3-2 W 29 14 9 6 81 82 34 .586 Canucks up 3-0 after second
MAR 21 A PHOENIX 2-1 W 30 15 9 6 83 83 36 .600 Tanev, Schroeder score
MAR 23 A LOS ANGELES 1-0 W 31 16 9 6 84 83 38 .613 Schneider makes 20 saves
MAR 24 A COLORADO AV. 3-2 W 32 17 9 6 87 85 40 .625 Burrows gets winner in 2nd
MAR 26 H COLUMBUS 1-0 W SO 33 18 9 6 88 85 42 .636 Schneider no goals at all
MAR 28 H COLORADO AV. 4-1 W 34 19 9 6 92 86 44 .647 Two empty net goals
MAR 30 A EDMONTON 0-4 L 35 19 10 6 92 90 44 .629 All scoring in first
APR 1 A SAN JOSE 2-3 L 36 19 11 6 94 93 44 .611 Higgins, Burrows score
APR 4 H EDMONTON 4-0 W 37 20 11 6 98 93 46 .622 Derek Roy debut as Canuck
APR 6 H CALGARY 5-2 W 38 21 11 6 103 95 48 .632 Sedins three points each
APR 8 H PHOENIX 2-0 W 39 22 11 6 105 95 50 .641 Coyotes outshot 42-19
APR 10 A CALGARY 4-1 W 40 23 11 6 109 96 52 .650 Luongo makes 41 saves
APR 13 A COLORADO AV. 3-4 L 41 23 12 6 112 100 52 .634 Canucks up 3-2 in third
APR 15 A NASHVILLE 5-2 W 42 24 12 6 117 102 54 .643 Kesler first and last goal
APR 16 A ST. LOUIS 1-2 L SO 43 24 12 7 118 104 55 .640 Schneider outshot 36-22
APR 18 A DALLAS 1-5 L 44 24 13 7 119 109 55 .625 Roy opens scoring in second
APR 20 H DETROIT 2-1 W SO 45 25 13 7 121 110 57 .633 Lapierre scores in shootout
APR 22 H CHICAGO 3-1 W 46 26 13 7 124 111 59 .641 Frank Corrado first NHL game
APR 25 H ANAHEIM 1-3 L 47 26 14 7 125 114 59 .628 Garrison gets lone goal
APR 27 A EDMONTON 2-7 L 48 26 15 7 127 121 59 .615 Roy scores only goal of 1st
Canucks seeded 3rd out of 15 teams in the Western Conference
DATE H/A OPPOSITION SCORE OT GP W L - GF GA PTS AVG HISTORICAL NOTES
MAY 1 H SAN JOSE 1-3 L 1 0 1 - 1 3 0 .000 Bieksa gets lone goal
MAY 3 H SAN JOSE 2-3 L OT 2 0 2 - 3 6 0 .000 Kesler scores twice in third
MAY 5 A SAN JOSE 2-5 L 3 0 3 - 5 11 0 .000 Sharks 3 for 8 on powerplay
MAY 7 A SAN JOSE 3-4 L OT 4 0 4 - 8 15 0 .000 Canucks up 3-2 in third
San Jose wins best of seven series four games to none
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