Canucks' Worst Season Ever: Franchise Lows

0:00You're listening to NHO News today. Subscribe now for fast daily updates on your team. The Vancouver Canucks are in the middle of one of their worst seasons ever during 2025, 26. With a record of 20 wins, 37 losses, and 8 overtime defeats, their points percentage sits at 0.369, that's putting them close to the franchise lows from the early expansion days, like the 1971-72 team that managed just a 0.308. Earlier this week, they snapped a skid with a come-from-behind win over the national predators thanks to late goals from Philip Harnack and Marco. Rossi, but before that, they hit an 11-game losing streak, the longest in team history and among the worst in the entire league, that run turned a rough patch into a full collapse. Fans at Roger's Arena are feeling a special kind of pain this year. The home record is 7 wins, 20 losses, and 5 overtime losses for a dismal point 297 points

1:01percentage. No Canucks team has ever been this bad at home and is drawing comparisons to the 1995-96 Ottawa Senators. Digging into the stats, their goal differential is minus 72, the worst in the league and nearing some all-time franchise lows. Their penalty kill is at a league bottom 71.2%, almost matching the team's historical worst from 1984, 85. As the season wraps up, the focus has shifted from playoffs to avoiding the record books. In today's tight NHL, this kind of slide stands out, leaving everyone wondering just how low it can go. This episode is supported by our sponsor. Some chase peace. I put my head in it, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.