Canucks' Struggles Highlighted in Calgary Clash

On March 28th, Vancouver conucks head to Calgary to face the flames on Saturday night, both teams scraping the bottom of the Pacific Division.

The conucks are in freefall, riding a four game losing streak and winning just six of their last 36 games.

This has been one of their worst seasons ever.

With Thursday's four nothing shut out lost to the Los Angeles Kings, highlighting struggles across the board.

Their offense has vanished, scoring the fewest goals in the league, players are overthinking.

Passing up shots for fancy plays that go nowhere.

On defense, they're the NHL's worst, losing battles low in the zone and blowing coverages everywhere.

It's a team-wide issue, not just one guy's fault.

After the Kings game, Ford Broadboas are called out the hesitation, saying they're not trusting instincts or driving the net.

Defensemen Philipronic kept it real too.

Stressing better face-offs, execution, and compete level when nothing's on the line standings-wise.

Fans and management are watching who steps up now.

Bright spot for Vancouver.

Prospect Braden Coots lit up the Western hockey league playoffs Friday, scoring two goals and an assist in prints.

Albert's 4-1 win over Red Deer.

The kids on fire, with 63 points and 45 regular season games after his trade, building on last year's playoff run.

Even a gritty effort in Calgary won't fix this mess.

But it could show some pride in structure heading into the offseason.

That's the sliver of hope these guys need to cling to right now.

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