Canucks Conversation Nov. 24: A (nearly) perfect Vancouver sports weekend (ep. 913)
Nov 24, 2025
Vancouver's sports scene is buzzing as the Goldeneyes debut with a dramatic victory, while the Whitecaps shine in front of a packed crowd. Unfortunately, the Canucks suffer a tough loss to the Flames, raising questions about their season trajectory and prospects. The hosts discuss the potential benefits of a complete rebuild, highlight top draft talents, and examine the team's goaltending strategy. With ticket pricing debates and fan frustrations simmering, they also touch on rookie standouts and the importance of revitalizing team dynamics.
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Vancouver's Sports Weekend Contrast
- Vancouver enjoyed a rare sports weekend with the Goldeneyes and Whitecaps outperforming the Canucks in atmosphere and results.
- That contrast amplified frustration with the Canucks' poor performance and messaging from the organization.
Bottoming Out Can Be Strategic
- The Canucks sit near the bottom and are on pace for a very poor season compared to last year.
- Harman frames bottoming out as preferable to limbo because it enables clearer rebuild decisions and high draft value.
Sell Proven Assets For High Picks
- If the Canucks cannot compete, trade veterans for high draft picks to accelerate rebuilding.
- Prioritize landing top‑five picks to access true difference makers in the upcoming draft.