Legendary Players
21 entries in the Vancouver Canucks compendium.
Legendary Players — Era Chart
Dave SemenkoThe iron-willed enforcer who made the Oilers dynasty possible, and the steadying force thaMarkus NäslundThe Swedish forward who became the Canucks' all-time leader in goals and points (since surDaniel SedinThe goal-scoring half of the Sedin twins, whose 393 NHL goals made him the Canucks' all-tiEd JovanovskiThe man in #2 who carried a city on his back—and never flinched.Henrik SedinSeventeen winters in Vancouver, a brother's one-timer, and a city that never stopped belieRoberto LuongoNineteen years of butterfly saves, one city's unwavering faith, and a wall that refused toAlex EdlerSeventeen years, one jersey, and a backslide that shook the Pacific Northwest.Kevin BieksaThe man who made sure nobody forgot Vancouver played with a chip on its shoulder.Mike LeclercThe fastest thing on the ice in a city that learned to love hockey through him.Todd BertuzziThe power forward who defined an era in Vancouver—and a moment that changed everything.Jari KurriThe Fin who made the Pacific Northwest roar with every stride.Al IafrateThe tough, two-way winger who made the early Canucks a force to be feared.Kirk McLeanThe acrobat who made Vancouver believe in 1994.Ryan KeslerThe heart of a lion, the grit of a Canuck—and the mouth of a sailor who never backed down.Jyrki LummeThe Finnish blueliner who defined Canucks defence in the '90s.Brendan MorrisonThe quiet brain of the West Coast Express.Mattias ÖhlundThe Big Swede who anchored Vancouver's blue line for a decade.Cliff RonningSmall in size, giant in heart—Cliff Ronning defined Canucks grit and rewrote the rulebook Greg AdamsThe silent sniper who silenced the Calgary Flames.Patrik SundströmThe Swedish master who turned the Coliseum into his canvas.Thomas GradinThe Swedish magician who made the Canucks cool before the 90s.
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