A look at the statistics for all of the prospects in the Vancouver Canucks' organization.  This week’s spotlight is on Drew Commesso (pictured).  The Norwell, Massachusetts native has played 28 games (13-11-3) with the Boston Univeristy of H-East in the NCAA. 

Canucks start Season 7 with huge win over perennial powerhouse Columbus Blue Jackets.

The Vancouver Canucks, a once powerful team in the CMHL was now an underachieving, overpaid team that missed the playoffs two seasons consecutively. The Canucks had always been a great team on paper, but, there was something missing, and they weren’t quite sure what that was.

Sensing management’s irritability and their ever shrinking confidence in the General Manager, GM Fochler (my last name) decided that changes, and big changes needed to be done. Most of the pieces were in place, but a couple of off-season moves proved to be crucial to the team.

After a strong start to their CMHL lives, the Vancouver Canucks are FHL's #1 enemy. Since the switch from EA Sports to FHL as a simulator, the Canucks have been only a glimpse of their former greatness, failing to make the playoffs for two consecutive seasons as they continually sport the tag of "that team that should be doing better but isn't". GM Canucks will look to shed the label this season as he goes for the playoffs with the most balanced Vancouver roster we've seen in three years, and finally, his chances of succcess look very good.