How do the Canucks stack up in The Hockey News’ "Best of Everything in Hockey"?

Earlier this season, The Hockey News released a special edition of its magazine called "The Best of Everything in Hockey" - a follow-up to its 2003 edition. Unlike the past issue, which focused on all-time categories, this edition is focused on contemporary categories. The magazine consists of 57 such categories, ranging from obvious topics like Best All-Around Player to obscure ones such as Best Arena Food, voted upon by a panel of THN writers and contributors. It also features team sections that offer an all-time First and Second All-Star Team for each NHL franchise.

Obviously I would recommend that you pick up the magazine if you are interested in such list-making and ranking. However, after the jump I list the Canucks (or related people/things) that made the list in various categories, as well as the Canucks' all-time All-Start teams.

Canucks All-Time First All-Star Team

C - Henrik Sedin

LW - Daniel Sedin

RW - Markus Naslund

D - Mattias Ohlund

D - Jyrki Lumme

G - Roberto Luongo

Coach - Alain Vigneault

Canucks All-Time Second All-Star Team

C - Trevor Linden

LW - Stan Smyl

RW - Pavel Bure

D - Harold Snepsts

D - Dennis Kearns

G - Kirk Mclean

Best All-Around Player

1. Sidney Crosby (80%)

2. Alex Ovechkin (10%)

3. Pavel Dastyuk (5%)

4. Ryan Kesler (2.5%)

5. Pavel Datsyuk (2.5%)

Best Playmaker

1. Henrik Sedin (42.5%)

2. Sidney Crosby (20%)

3. Joe Thornton (17.5%)

4. Pavel Datsyuk (12.5%)

5. 3 players (2.5% each)

Best Glove Hand

1. Pekka Rinne (27%)

2. Tim Thomas and Marc-Andre Fleury (16.2% each)

4. Ryan Miller (13.5%)

5. Cam Ward (10.8%)

6. Roberto Luongo (5.4%)

Carey Price (5.4%)

8. 2 players (2.7% each)

Best Stand-Up Goalie

1. Tim Thomas (42.4%)

2. Martin Brodeur (15.2%)

3. Pekka Rinne (12.1%)

4. Roberto Luongo (6.1%)

5. 8 players (3% each)

Best Power Forward

1. Milan Lucic (22.5%)

2. Ryan Getzlaf (20%)

3. Corey Perry (15%)

4. Rick Nash (12.5%)

5. Jarome Iginla (10%)

6. Ryan Kesler (7.5%)

7. 5 players (2.5% each)

Best Faceoff Man

1. Manny Malhotra (30%)

2. Jonathan Toews (22.5%)

3. Ryan Kesler (12.5%)

4. David Steckel (10%)

5. Patrice Bergeron (7.5%)

6. Joe Thornton, Pavel Dastyuk, Jarret Stoll (5% each)

9. Paul Gaustad (2.5%)

Best Skater

1. Marian Gaborik (15%)

2. Pavel Datsyuk (12.5%)

3. Alex Ovechkin (10%)

4. Michael Grabner and Duncan Keith (7.5%)

6. Mason Raymond, Martin St. Louis, Ilya Kovalchuk (5% each)

9. David Booth (2.5%)

12 others (2.5%)

Best Defensive Forward

1. Pavel Datsyuk (48.7

2. Ryan Kesler (35.9%)

3. Patrice Bergeron (7.7%)

4. Jonathan Toews (5.1%)

5. Kris Draper (2.6%)

Best Pest

1. Steve Ott (22.5%)

2. Sean Avery (20%)

3. Alex Burrows, Brad Marchand (15%)

5. Dan Carcillo, Cal Clutterbuck, Patrick Kaleta (5%)

8. Maxim Lapierre, 4 others (2.5% each)

Best Penalty Killer

1. Ryan Kesler (21.1%)

2. Jordan Staal (10.5%)

3. Mike Richards (7.9%)

4. Alex Burrows, 5 others (5.3% each)

10. Manny Malhotra, 10 others (2.6% each)

Best Interview

1. Tim Thomas (15.4%)

2. Martin Brodeur and Chris Pronger (10.3%)

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9. Kevin Bieksa, 13 others (2.6% each)

Highest Panic Threshold

1. Nicklas Lidstrom (48.6%)

2. Chris Pronger (11.4%)

3. Pavel Datsyuk (8.6%)

4. Sidney Crosby, Tim Thomas (5.7%)

6. Ryan Kesler, 6 other players (2.9% each)

Best General Manager

1. Ken Holland (50%)

2. Peter Chiarelli, George McPhee, Paul Holmgren, Ray Shero (7.5%)

6. Mike Gillis, David Poile (5%)

8. 4 GMs (2.5% each)

Best Intermission

1. Nashville (21%)

2. Montreal (15.8%)

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7. Vancouver, 3 other teams (5.3% each)

Best Business Savvy

1. Chicago (21.2%)

2. Detroit (15.2

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6. Vancouver, 2 other teams (6.1% each)

9. 5 teams (3% each)

Best Announcing Voice

1. Mike Emerick (33.3%)

2. Chris Cuthbert, Jim Hughson (13.9% each)

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7. John Shorthouse, 5 others (2.8% each)