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It was a brutal Game One performance for Vancouver. You know what that means? Rosterbation time.

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Jake Virtanen #18 of the Vancouver Canucks congratulates teammate Brock Boeser #6 during their NHL game against the Edmonton Oilers at Rogers Arena December 17, 2018 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Vancouver won 4-2.
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3 Line-Up Changes the Canucks Should Consider

You have to believe that Travis Green is going to make some changes prior to

I talk about three line-up changes I would make for Game Two, featuring Tyler Myers, Brock Boeser and of course, Jake Virtanen.

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