VANCOUVER CANUCKS vs LOS ANGELES KINGS

CANUCKS 4 vs FLAMES 1
Mattias Ohlund scored twice, including a power play tally on the way to a 4-1 win at home over Calgary...Rick Rypien netted
his 3rd goal of the season, of which all three have been scored against the Flames...Henrik Sedin also scored for his 21st of
the season...Daniel Sedin earned his 50th assist on Henrik's goal...Roberto Luongo stopped a season-high 46 of 47 shots for
his 31st win.
PP: 1-5 PK: 6-6 SF: 25 SA: 47 Three Stars: 1) R. Luongo, 2) M. Ohlund 3) M. Kiprusoff

CANUCKS 1 vs AVALANCHE 4
Pavol Demitra scored the Canucks lone goal...Roberto Luongo made 22 saves on 26 shots...Demitra extended his
scoring streak to four consecutive games.
PP: 0-4 PK: 2-2 SF: 21 SA: 26 Three Stars: 1) T. Galiardi, 2) P. Budaj, 3) M. Hejduk

CANUCKS 3 at OILERS 5
Vancouver faced off against the Oilers in a one game road trip...Canucks goals were scored by Mason Raymond, Alex
Burrows and Kyle Wellwood...Vancouver won 52% of face-offs with Kyle Wellwood leading the way (7-10).
PP: 1-5 PK: 4-5 SF: 46 SA: 25 Three Stars: 1) S. Gagner, 2) D. Roloson, 3) M. Sundin

CANUCKS 5 vs DUCKS 6 (SO)
The Canucks earned one point and clinched a playoff spot on April 2...Taylor Pyatt recorded his 100th career assist and Alex
Burrows notched his 100th career point...Canucks goals were scored by H. Sedin, Wellwood, Burrows, D. Sedin and Kesler.
PP: 1-4 PK: 0-1 SF: 30 SA: 32 Three Stars: 1) D. Sedin, 2) B. Ryan, 3) H. Sedin

CANUCKS 2 at WILD 1
Henrik Sedin recorded the game-winner in OT to give the Canucks two points and the Northwest Division lead...Pavol Demitra
notched his 300th career goal...Vancouver concluded its' six game road trip with a record of 4-2-0.
PP: 1-2 PK: 5-5 SF: 19 SA: 34 Three Stars: 1) R. Luongo, 2) M. Gaborik, 3) N. Backstrom

Total Man-Games Lost: 201

INJURY UPDATE

NAME	GAMES	INJURY	DATE(S)
Jannik Hansen	10	Finger	Feb. 21 - Mar. 15
Lawrence Nycholat	14	Groin	Jan. 28 - Mar. 1
Pavol Demitra	3	Groin	Jan. 20 - 31
Curtis Sanford	3	Groin	Jan. 1 - 4
Taylor Pyatt	8	Foot	Dec. 28 - Jan. 10
Sami Salo	15	Ribs	Dec. 20 - Jan. 18
Sami Salo	3	Groin	Dec. 9 - 14
Ryan Johnson	20	Foot/Hand	Nov. 27 - Jan. 7
Steve Bernier	1	Shoulder	Nov. 27
Roberto Luongo	24	Groin	Nov. 24 - Jan. 13
Sami Salo	2	Flu	Nov. 20, 22
Alexander Edler	2	Flu	Nov. 15 - 17
Kevin Bieksa	6	Foot	Nov. 15 - Nov. 24
Jannik Hansen	4	Groin	Nov. 2 - 8
Rick Rypien	64	Hernia	Oct. 28 - Mar. 29
Pavol Demitra	10	Ribs	Oct. 21 - Nov. 12
Sami Salo	2	Groin	Oct. 21 - Oct. 25
Rick Rypien	3	Flu	Oct. 19 - Oct. 25
Darcy Hordichuk	1	Knee	Oct. 21
Kevin Bieksa	3	Knee	Oct. 13 - Oct. 17
Lawrence Nycholat	3	Back	Oct. 9 - Oct. 13

2008-09 Transactions

DATE	PLAYER	ROSTER MOVE
Mar. 20	Eric Walsky	Signed
Mar. 16	Taylor Ellington	Signed
Mar. 2	Lawrence Nycholat	Placed on waivers
Feb. 27	Ossi Vaananen	Claimed off waivers from Philadelphia
Feb. 26	Michael Grabner	Reassigned to Manitoba
Feb. 26	Alexandre Bolduc	Reassigned to Manitoba
Feb. 26	Michael Grabner	Recalled from Manitoba
Feb. 20	Alexandre Bolduc	Recalled from Manitoba
Feb. 4	Nathan McIver	Acquired from Anaheim in exchange for Mike Brown
Jan. 15	Curtis Sanford	Reassigned to Manitoba
Jan. 10	Jason Jaffray	Reassigned to Manitoba
Jan. 8	Jannik Hansen	Recalled from Manitoba
Jan. 8	Alex Bolduc	Reassigned to Manitoba
Jan. 6	Jannik Hansen	Reassigned to Manitoba
Jan. 6	Cory Schneider	Reassigned to Manitoba
Dec. 30	Jason LaBarbera	Acquired from LA in exchange for 2009 7th round pick
Dec. 29	Alexandre Bolduc	Recalled from Manitoba
Dec. 18	Mats Sundin	Signed to a one-year deal
Nov. 30	Jason Jaffray	Recalled from Manitoba
Nov. 30	Alexandre Bolduc	Reassigned to Manitoba
Nov. 25	Alexandre Bolduc	Recalled from Manitoba
Nov. 22	Cory Schneider	Recalled from Manitoba
Nov. 22	Nolan Baumgartner	Reassigned to Manitoba
Nov. 20	Nolan Baumgartner	Recalled from Manitoba
Nov. 14	Lawrence Nycholat	Recalled from Manitoba
Nov. 12	Michel Ouellet	Assigned to Manitoba
Nov. 6	Lawrence Nycholat	Assigned to Manitoba for conditioning
Nov. 4	Michel Ouellet	Recalled from Manitoba
Nov. 4	Jason Krog	Assigned to Manitoba
Oct. 21	Jason Krog	Recalled from Manitoba
Oct. 21	Kyle Wellwood	Recalled from Manitoba
Oct. 18	Kyle Wellwood	Assigned to Manitoba

ARNIEL NAMED AHL COACH OF THE YEAR
Manitoba Moose Head Coach Scott Arniel was selected as winner of the Louis A.R. Pieri Memorial Award and named the American Hockey League's Outstanding Coach of the Year for 2008-09. Coaches and media in each of the 29 AHL cities cast their vote on the award. Arniel has guided the Moose to their second North Division title in three years and a franchise record 49 wins to date.

HOLLYWOOD NORTH
In the 39-year history of the Vancouver Canucks the franchise has played Los Angeles 12 times at home in their final regular season game. The Canucks have a 7-4-1 record and have outscored the Kings 53 GF to 39 GA in 12 meetings at home to close the season.

DOUBLE THE FUN
Canucks centre Henrik Sedin has scored an average of nearly 2 points per game over a span of ten games. In his last ten games played, Henrik has notched 17 points (8-9-17). During that time, Henrik had a seven game scoring streak, recording 5-9-14. The streak ranks tied for first among Canucks skaters for the longest scoring streak this season. Daniel Sedin also scored in seven consecutive games, registering 10 points (6-4-10) from Nov. 15-27/08.

40+ WINS FOR THE 9TH TIME
The Canucks recorded their 40th win of the season on Mar. 27th at Colorado and have now produced 40 or more wins nine times in franchise history. Currently at 43 wins, Vancouver's best season on record was 2006-07 when the Canucks had 49 wins (49-26-7). With 43 wins and two games left on the 2008-09 schedule, the club ties its 4th best win total all-time.

'MARCH'ING ALONG
Daniel and Henrik Sedin combined for a total of 37 points in the month of March. Daniel recorded 18 points (5-13-18), scoring in 13 of 15 games played. Henrik registered 19 points (7-12-19), having scored at least one point in 10 of the 15 games played in March. Both Daniel and Henrik have surpassed the previous club record for the most productive month in franchise history. Stan Smyl, Pavel Bure, Darcy Rota and Thomas Gradin previously held the record with 16 points each in a single month.

THE 30 CLUB
Roberto Luongo recorded his 30th win of the season with a 2-1 victory over the Minnesota Wild on March 31. He has recorded 30+ win seasons now in four consecutive years. Only four other goaltenders in the League have active streaks of at least four consecutive 30+ win seasons. Marty Turco leads the way with six consecutive 30+ win seasons, followed by Mikka Kiprusoff (4 seasons), Henrik Lundqvist (4 seasons) and Ryan Miller (4 seasons) (through Apr. 7/09).

AT FULL POWER
Daniel and Henrik Sedin have dominated in the League when playing at even strength. Daniel ranks tied for 7th in the League with 57 even strength points. Henrik has recorded 55 even strength points to place 10th in the League. Evgeni Malkin leads the League in even strength points with 68 (through Apr. 7/09).

NO ADVANTAGE NECESSARY
With 24 even strength goals, Alex Burrows ranks 13th in the League while Daniel Sedin, with 22, ranks 18th in the League. Alexander Ovechkin leads the way with 35 even strength goals. Burrows also ranks eighth for scoring the most non-power play goals this season. Below is a breakdown of the leaders (through Apr. 7/09).

RK	PLAYER	TEAM	ESG	SHG	TOTAL NON-PPG	AVG TOI/GP
1	Alexander Ovechkin	WSH	35	1	36	22:59
2	Jeff Carter	PHI	29	4	33	21:02
3	Rick Nash	CBJ	27	5	32	21:10
T-4	Zach Parise	NJ	30	0	30	18:43
	Ilya Kovalchuk	ATL	30	0	30	21:52
	Marian Hossa	DET	30	0	30	17:56
7	Loui Eriksson	DAL	28	1	29	19:48
8	Alex Burrows	VAN	24	4	28	16:49
9	Patrick Marleau	SJ	22	5	27	21:23
10	Sidney Crosby	PIT	26	0	26	22:02

FRANCHISE RECORD
Vancouver's 10th consecutive home win on Mar. 17/09 vs DAL set a new franchise record for the Canucks. The Canucks surpassed that record with 11 consecutive wins at home from Feb. 3-Mar. 19/09, which was also tied for the second longest home winning streak in the League this year (through Apr. 7/09). The previous record was set in the 1992-93 season at nine straight wins. The Canucks have recorded only one regulation loss at home since Jan. 30th and are 12-1-2 in the last 15 games at General Motors Place.

OHLUND SETS FRANCHISE DEFENSIVE SCORING RECORD
Canucks career blueliner, Mattias Ohlund, broke the franchise scoring record by a defenceman, notching his 322nd point on Sunday, Mar. 15th versus Colorado. Playing in his 756th career game, Ohlund moved past Jyrki Lumme and now holds the most points by a Canucks d-man in club history.

MAKING A POINT
Mattias Ohlund is the second longest tenured blueliner in franchise history (behind Harold Snepsts, 781 GP). This season, when Ohlund records a point the Canucks are 16-5-1. In 768 career games played since his rookie debut in 1997, the Canucks are 177-54-34 all-time when Ohlund records a point.

BURROWS = IMPACT
Averaging 16:47 of ice time per game on Vancouver's top line, Alex Burrows is making the most of his playing time. Burrows scored his 4th shorthanded goal versus the Avs on Mar. 15th, which leads the team and ranks tied for 4th in the NHL (through Apr. 7/09). The versatile forward has now scored 15 goals in his last 23 games. Vancouver's record when Alex scores a goal this season is 16-7-2.

'TRIP' THREES
Prior to the 2008-09 season, Ryan Kesler had one career three point game. In the last two months, since Feb. 3rd, Kesler has recorded a trifecta of three point outings. The Canucks forward went 1-2-3 vs CAR on Feb. 3rd, 2-1-3 vs CHI on Feb. 7th and 0-3-3 vs COL on Mar. 15th.

CAREER YEARS
Nine members of the 2008-09 Vancouver Canucks have set new career highs this season: Kevin Bieksa, Steve Bernier Alex Burrows, Alex Edler, Ryan Kesler, Mason Raymond, Willie Mitchell, Henrik Sedin and Kyle Wellwood. The following is a list of each players current season point totals with new career high numbers in bold.

Ryan Kesler 25-33-58
Steve Bernier 15-17-32
Alex Burrows 28-22-50
Alex Edler 10-25-35
Kyle Wellwood 18-9-27
Willie Mitchell 3-19-22
Mason Raymond 11-12-23
Henrik Sedin 21-57-77
Kevin Bieksa 11-32-42

SUNDIN MOVES UP ALL-TIME LIST
Mats Sundin is among the League leaders for most career points and goals all-time. Through Apr. 7/09, Sundin ranks tied for 20th in goals scored with 564 (Joe Nieuwendyk 564 goals) and 25th in points with 1348 (Brendan Shanahan is tied for 23rd with Guy Lafleur with 1353 points).

OT HERO
Mats Sundin is tied for the most overtime goals scored in League history. His 15 overtime markers has him in a three-way tie with Patrik Elias and Jaromir Jagr. Below is the breakdown of the top overtime goal scorers in League history (through Apr. 7/09). Please note totals do not include shootout goals.

RANK	PLAYER	TEAM	OT GOALS
T-1	Mats Sundin	Vancouver Canucks	15
	Patrick Elias	New Jersey Devils	15
	Jaromir Jagr	-	15
	Sergei Fedorov	Washington Capitals	15
5	Steve Thomas	-	13
T-6	Brett Hull	-	12
	Olli Jokinen	Phoenix Coyotes	12
	Brendan Shanahan	New Jersey Devils	12
	Scott Neidermayer	Anaheim Ducks	12

IRONMEN
Henrik Sedin played in his 300th consecutive game on January 18/09 versus Columbus. Through Apr. 7/09, Henrik ranks third in the League for most consecutive games played. Prior to the start of the 2008-09 season Henrik has played three complete 82 game seasons. Only Jay Bouwmeester (FLA) and Eric Staal (CAR) have played in more consecutive games.

PLAYER	2008-09 GP	CONSECUTIVE GP
Jay Bouwmeester	80	340
Eric Staal	80	334
Henrik Sedin	80	333

THE WINNING TOUCH
Daniel Sedin has scored seven game-winning goals this season which ranks second all-time in franchise history for game-winners and tied for 13th in the League (through Apr. 7/09). His 36 game-winners from 2000-01 to 2008-09 place him behind only Markus Naslund, who scored 49 game-winning goals with the Canucks from 1995-96 to 2007-08.

LENDING A HELPING HAND
In the past five seasons combined, Henrik Sedin's 280 assists rank fourth in the NHL. Henrik set a franchise record for most assists in a single season with 71 in the 2006-07 campaign. The Canucks centre ranks fifth all-time in career assists as a Canuck (351) behind Trevor Linden (415), Stan Smyl (411), Markus Naslund (410) and Thomas Gradin (353). Below is a breakdown of the League assist leaders since the 2003-04 season (through Apr. 7/09).

RANK	PLAYER	TEAM	ASSISTS FROM 2003-04 TO 2007-08	ASSISTS IN 2008-09	TOTAL ASSISTS SINCE 2003-04
1	Joe Thornton	SJ	305	60	365
2	Marc Savard	BOS	239	60	299
3	Pavel Datsyuk	DET	223	65	288
4	Henrik Sedin	VAN	220	60	280
5	Daniel Alfredsson	OTT	215	50	265
6	Sidney Crosby*	PIT	195	69	263
7	Jason Spezza	OTT	215	40	255
8	Scott Gomez	NYR	208	41	249
9	Brad Richards	DAL	208	32	240

*First NHL season played was in 2005-06.

MOVING ON UP
Canucks defenceman Mattias Ohlund set a new franchise points record after notching his 322nd career point in a Vancouver
uniform. Between Ohlund and Sami Salo both players are reaching franchise defensive bests. Below is a look at how each
defencemen rank in the Canucks record book.

RANK	PLAYER	SEASONS PLAYED WITH VANCOUVER	GP	G	A	PTS
1	Mattias Ohlund	1997-98 to present	768	93	232	325
T-2	Jyrki Lumme	1989-90 to 1997-98	579	83	238	321
	Dennis Kearns	1971-72 to 1980-81	677	31	290	321
4	Doug Lidster	1983-84 to 1992-93	666	65	242	307
5	Ed Jovanovski	1998-99 to 2005-06	434	57	177	234
6	Rick Lanz	1980-81 to 1986-87	417	56	171	227
7	Kevin McCarthy	1978-79 to 1983-84	352	51	148	199
8	Harold Snepsts	1974-75 to 1989-90	781	35	160	195
9	Sami Salo	2002-03 to present	400	53	123	176

GOOD UNDER PRESSURE
Mattias Ohlund and Sami Salo rank among the League elite, past and present, when it comes to scoring overtime goals
(shootout goals not included in totals). With six career overtime goals, Ohlund is fourth all-time in overtime goals scored
by defencemen; Sami Salo is tied for sixth with five OT goals. They trail only Scott Niedermayer, Tomas Kaberle and Brian
Leetch among active and retired defencemen (through Apr. 7/09).

PLAYER	TEAM	OT GOALS
Scott Niedermayer	Anaheim Ducks	12
Tomas Kaberle	Toronto Maple Leafs	7
Brian Leetch	Retired	7
Mattias Ohlund	Vancouver Canucks	6
Bryan McCabe	Florida Panthers	6
Sami Salo	Vancouver Canucks	5
Ray Bourque	Retired	5
Phil Housley	Retired	5
Tom Poti	Washington Capitals	5
Chris Pronger	Anaheim Ducks	5
Jaroslav Spacek	Buffalo Sabres	5

SHUTTING OUT THE COMPETITION
Roberto Luongo ranks fifth among active NHL goaltenders in career shutouts. With 45 career shutouts, only four active
goaltenders have better numbers: Evgeni Nabokov (47), Chris Osgood (49), Curtis Joseph (51) and Martin Brodeur (101)
through Apr. 7/09. With his seventh shutout of the season on Mar. 29/09 at CHI, Luongo tied a franchise record for
most shutouts in a season (Dan Cloutier also posted 7 in 2001-02).

DOUBLE TROUBLE
Since Daniel and Henrik Sedin's rookie season the Canucks record is 177-58-25 when the twins each record at least one point during a game. This season, the Canucks have a record of 29-9-5 when both Daniel and Henrik each record at least one point. Through 80 Canucks games this season Daniel has scored 81 points (31-50-81) and Henrik has recorded 81 points (21-60-81).

LUONGO'S SHUTOUT RECORD GETS BETTER & BETTER
Canucks captain, Roberto Luongo set a new career shutout sequence record playing 242:36 without allowing an opposition goal. The streak is the longest since Brian Boucher set the modern NHL record (332:01) in the 2003-04 season. With seven shutouts this season, Luongo is tied for third in the League and ranks second all-time in franchise history with 18 career shutouts in a Vancouver uniform (Kirk McLean - 20) (through Apr. 7/09).

CANUCKS MILESTONES
Sami Salo played his 400th career game, Apr. 7/09 vs CGY
Pavol Demitra recorded his 300th NHL goal, Mar. 31/09 at MIN
Taylor Pyatt recorded his 100th career assist, Apr. 2/09 vs ANA
Alex Burrows registered his 100th career point, Apr. 2/09 vs ANA

ON THE RADAR
Daniel Sedin is 1 goal away from moving into 9th place for most goals scored in franchise history (Greg Adams is
9th with 179 goals) and 3 power play goals away from 6th place for most power play goals in franchise history (Pavel
Bure holds 6th spot with 69 power play goals scored)

VANCOUVER'S 2008-09 RECORD WHEN...

At home:	23-12-5	1-goal games:	15-9-10	Getting 20+ shots on goal:	39-25-9
On the road:	19-15-6	Leading after 2 periods:	29-0-3	Getting less than 20 shots:	4-2-1
Overtime:	7-9	Trailing after 2 periods:	5-21-2	Outshooting Opponents:	19-12-4
Shootout:	3-7	Score 4+ goals:	28-2-3	Outshot by Opponents:	20-13-6
October:	6-5-0	Score 3 goals or less:	15-25-7	Even:	4-2-0
November:	8-3-2	Allow 4+ goals:	4-16-6
December:	6-7-1	Allow 3 goals or less:	39-10-4
January:	2-5-5	On 0 days rest:	5-5-1
February:	9-2-0	On 1 day rest:	25-13-6
March:	11-3-1	On 2+ days rest:	12-9-3
April:	1-2-1	Score a PPG:	33-10-5
		Give up a PPG:	20-20-8

MOLSON CUP 3 STARS

PLAYER	APRIL STANDINGS	2008-09 STANDINGS
Kesler		70 points
Luongo	5 points	70 points
H. Sedin	5 points	60 points
Demitra		50 points
Burrows		50 points
D. Sedin	5 points	50 points
Sundin	5 points	35 points
Bieksa		25 points
Wellwood		20 points
Mitchell		20 points
Bernier		20 points
Pyatt		15 points
Hansen		15 points
Edler		15 points
Johnson		15 points
Ohlund	5 points	15 points
Raymond		10 points
Sanford		10 points
LaBarbera		10 points
Salo		5 points
Schneider		5 points

2008-09 MONTHLY WINNERS

MONTH	PLAYER	POINTS	CHARITY RECIPIENT
October	Roberto Luongo	15 points	Canucks Autism Network
November	Roberto Luongo	30 points	The Province Empty Stocking Fund
December	Ryan Kesler	20 points	YWCA Crabtree Corner Family Resource Centre
January	Jason LaBarbera	10 points	The United Way of Prince George
February	Mats Sundin	20 points	BC Children's Hospital Foundation
March	Ryan Kesler	35 points	BC Literacy

CANUCKS 2008-09 PLAYER SHOOTOUT STATS*

PLAYER	GOALS	SHOTS	GAME DECIDING GOALS
Pavol Demitra	3	7	1
Kyle Wellwood	3	9	0
Mattias Ohlund	1	1	1
Mats Sundin	1	2	1
Ryan Kesler	1	3	0
Alex Burrows	1	6	0
Kevin Bieksa	0	1	0
Sami Salo	0	1	0
Mason Raymond	0	1	0
Steve Bernier	0	1	0
Henrik Sedin	0	1	0
Ryan Johnson	0	1	0
Alexander Edler	0	2	0
Daniel Sedin	0	2	0
Taylor Pyatt	0	2	0

	WINS	LOSSES	SA	GA	SV%
Roberto Luongo	3	3	27	7	.741
Jason LaBarbera	0	2	9	5	.444
Cory Schneider	0	1	3	3	.000
Curtis Sanford	-	-	-	-	-

*please note shootout stats are totals while playing with Vancouver.

HOW THE 2008-09 VANCOUVER CANUCKS WERE BUILT

DRAFTED: Mason Raymond (2005), Alex Edler and Jannik Hansen (2004), Ryan Kesler (2003), Kevin Bieksa (2001), Daniel Sedin and Henrik Sedin (1999), Mattias Ohlund (1994).
SIGNED: Mats Sundin, Rick Rypien, Rob Davison, Pavol Demitra, Ryan Johnson, Darcy Hordichuk and Kyle Wellwood (2008), Willie Mitchell and Taylor Pyatt (2006), Alex Burrows (2005).
TRADED: Lawrence Nycholat, Steve Bernier and Shane O'Brien (2008), Roberto Luongo (2006) and Sami Salo (2002).

IT'S A SELLOUT!
The Vancouver Canucks are supported by the League's best fans, as evidenced by the club's current sellout record of 255 consecutive games. The sellout streak began five years ago on November 14, 2002 and continues to grow with every game this season. During the sellout span the team has played before a capacity crowd of 18,630 for over three full seasons.

VANCOUVER CANUCKS FRANCHISE NUMBERS

1970-2008 2008-09 TOTAL
Games Played 2953 80 3033
Points 2728 96 2824
Wins 1155 43 1199
Goals For 9349 244 9593

MANITOBA MOOSE SCHEDULE

DATE OPPONENT TIME* RESULT
Fri. Apr. 3 Toronto 7:30 PM 1-3 L
Sat. Apr. 4 Toronto 7:30 PM 2-3 L
Wed. Apr. 8 @ Hamilton 6:30 PM
Fri. Apr. 10 @ Toronto 6:00 PM
Sat. Apr. 11 @ Lake Erie 6:30 PM

OCTOBER RECORD: 6-2-0
NOVEMBER RECORD: 9-2-0
DECEMBER RECORD: 7-6-1
JANUARY RECORD: 10-4-2
FEBRUARY RECORD: 9-3-2
MARCH RECORD: 8-3-1

*All times Central