Canucks Conversation Nov. 13: No Hughes or DOC at practice + Family Feud (ep. 906)
Nov 14, 2025
The latest discussion kicks off with updates on Quinn Hughes and Drew O'Connor missing from practice due to injuries. The hosts dive into David Kampf's potential impact on the Canucks' defensive strategy and assess Marcus Pettersson's recent penalty kill struggles. A fun Family Feud segment highlights audience responses, prompting laughter and reactions. Additionally, there's a thoughtful tribute to Larry Brooks and a look at Aturatu's impressive two-way play, making the case for his increased ice time.
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Hughes' Status Creates Immediate Uncertainty
- Quinn Hughes is day-to-day after leaving the Winnipeg game and missing practice, creating uncertainty for the road trip.
- The injury's limited public detail leaves the team and fans unsure about his availability for upcoming games.
Kampf Fits Immediate Defensive Center Need
- David Kampf would fill a defensive, faceoff-heavy center role that the Canucks currently lack and could stabilize PK and D-zone starts.
- Harman and David see Kampf as a short-term fix best suited to a one-year deal to rebuild value.
Sign Kampf As A One-Year Opportunity
- Offer Kampf a one-year deal so he can rebuild value and re-enter free agency if he performs well.
- Avoid multi-year guarantees given his age and uncertain recent usage under new coaching.