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2015 Playoff Guide Table of Contents 2015 PLAYOFF GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS Company Directory ......................................................2 Brad Richardson. 60 Luca Sbisa ..............................................................62 PLAYOFF SCHEDULE ..................................................4 Daniel Sedin ............................................................ 64 MEDIA INFORMATION. 5 Henrik Sedin ............................................................ 66 Ryan Stanton ........................................................... 68 CANUCKS HOCKEY OPS EXECUTIVE Chris Tanev . 70 Trevor Linden, Jim Benning ................................................6 Linden Vey .............................................................72 Victor de Bonis, Laurence Gilman, Lorne Henning, Stan Smyl, Radim Vrbata ...........................................................74 John Weisbrod, TC Carling, Eric Crawford, Ron Delorme, Thomas Gradin . 7 Yannick Weber. 76 Jonathan Wall, Dan Cloutier, Ryan Johnson, Dr. Mike Wilkinson, Players in the System ....................................................78 Roger Takahashi, Eric Reneghan. 8 2014.15 Canucks Prospects Scoring ........................................ 84 COACHING STAFF Willie Desjardins .........................................................9 OPPONENTS Doug Lidster, Glen Gulutzan, Perry Pearn, Chicago Blackhawks ..................................................... 85 Roland Melanson, Ben Cooper, Glenn Carnegie. 10 St. Louis Blues .......................................................... 86 Anaheim Ducks .........................................................87 CANUCKS SEASON IN REVIEW Calgary Flames. 88 2014.15 Final Team Scoring ................................................. 11 Winnipeg Jets. 89 2014.15 Final Team Notes ..................................................12 Nashville Predators. 90 2014.15 Highs & Lows. .13 Minnesota Wild. 91 2014.15 Schedule & Results ................................................14 2014.15 Cumulative Game Stats ........................................... 16 ALL-TIME PLAYOFFS. 92 2014.15 Game Notes ..................................................... 18 2014.15 Transactions. 20 CANUCKS PLAYOFF ROSTER . .21 VANCOUVER CANUCKS Vancouver Canucks THE PLAYERS Rogers Arena, 800 Griths Way Vancouver, British Columbia Canada V6B 6G1 Sven Baertschi ..........................................................22 Tel: 604.899.4600 | Fax: 604.899.4640 | Website: canucks.com Kevin Bieksa ............................................................24 Nick Bonino ............................................................26 Media Relations Secured Site. .Canucks.com/mediarelations Alex Burrows ........................................................... 28 Rink Dimensions ........................................ 200 Feet by 85 Feet Adam Clendening .......................................................30 Club Colours ............................................Blue, White & Green Frank Corrado. 32 Seating Capacity ..................................................... 18,870 Derek Dorsett ..........................................................34 Minor League Aliations .........Utica Comets (AHL), Kalamazoo Wings (ECHL) Alex Edler ..............................................................36 Radio Aliation. TSN 1040 Dan Hamhuis ...........................................................38 Media Relations Hotline .......................................604.899.4995 Jannik Hansen. 40 Chris Higgins ............................................................42 Media Relations Fax ...........................................604.899.4640 Bo Horvat .............................................................. 44 Ticket Info & Customer Service. .604.899.4625 Zack Kassian ............................................................ 46 Automated Information Line . 604.899.4600 Ronalds Kenins. 48 Eddie Lack. 50 POST SEASON GUIDE CREDITS Jacob Markström ........................................................52 EDITORS Shawn Matthias. 54 Stephanie Maniago, Alfred de Vera, Michelle Gaudet Brandon McMillan. 56 Ryan Miller ............................................................. 58 EDITORAL ASSISTANTS Special thanks to Elias Sports Bureau WISER’S CENTRE ICE GRILL RESTAURANT VIEW SEATS MEDIA GUIDE DESIGN & PRODUCTION Leah Browne 1 COMPANY DIRECTORY EXECUTIVE DIRECTORY COMMUNICATIONS & COMMUNITY RELATIONS TICKET CENTRE Chairman & Governor, NHL ........................Francesco Aquilini Vice President, Communications & Manager Client Service & Ticket Centre ................Clayton Letain Alternate Governor, NHL. Roberto Aquilini Community Partnerships ................................ Chris Brumwell Coordinator, Ticket Centre .........................Adrienne Greeley Alternate Governor, NHL ..............................Paolo Aquilini Director, Media Relations & Team Operations. Ben Brown President & Alternate Governor, NHL ...................Trevor Linden Manager, Media Relations & Publications .............Stephanie Maniago TICKET SALES & SERVICE Chief Operating Ocer & Alternate Governor, NHL ....Victor de Bonis Coordinator, Media Relations ............................Alfred De Vera Senior Manager, Premium Sales. .Taralynn Reburn General Manager ........................................Jim Benning Director, Community Partnerships & Sales Manager, Premium Client Sales ..................Robert Chorner Vice President, Hockey Operations & Executive Director, Canucks for Kids Fund ..................Alex Mitchell Account Executive .....................................Kyle Beattie Assistant General Manager . Laurence Gilman Director, Charitable & Corporate Events. .Karen Christiansen Ticket Sales Agent. .Gary Chung Assistant General Manager . .Lorne Henning Manager, Hockey Development & Alumni Liaison .........Rod Brathwaite Senior Advisor to the General Manager & Program Manager, Canucks for Kids Fund. Diana Campbell ENGINEERING Director, Player Development. .Stan Smyl Program Manager, Community Partnerships .................. Tara Clarke Director, Engineering ...................................Al Hutchings Vice President, Player Personnel .......................John Weisbrod Program Manager, Community Partnerships .............Jessica Homan Manager, Plant Operations ...............................Mark Wohl Executive Vice President, Sales & Marketing. .Trent Carroll Program Manager, Community Partnerships ...................Jen Rollins Supervisor, Conversions. Shawn Campbell Executive Vice President & Arena General Manager. Michael Doyle Coordinator, Community Partnerships & Mascot Liaison. .Paul Buckley Supervisor, Engineering Services ......................Casey Dalgleish Vice President, Finance & CFO ........................... Todd Kobus Coordinator, Community Partnerships ....................Janelle Neufeld Manager, Housekeeping. .Sandra Yallop Vice President Communications & Program Coordinator, 50/50 . .Nicole Matwiv Assistant Manager, Housekeeping. .Micah Ciprian Community Partnerships. Chris Brumwell Assistant Coordinator, Engineering Services .............. Josh Stevens Vice President, Hockey Administration, CONTENT Coordinator, Facility Operations .................... Renee Richardson Entertainment & Content ................................. TC Carling Director, Content .................................... Ryan Nicholas Material Handling Coordinator ........................Stu Cummings Vice President, Hospitality . Je Stipec Content Manager .................................... Briana Grith Lead Housekeeper .....................................Abdul Foyez Vice President & General Counsel. .Chris Gear Senior Producer. Jason Steensma Electrician . .Kevin Gallivan Vice President, Construction ...........................Harvey Jones Senior Editor. Gayla Anderson . .Matthew Hryhor Vice President, Ticket Sales & Service ..............Michael Cosentino Writer. .Derek Jory . Joe Lund Executive Oce Manager ........................... Cheryl Loveseth Segment Producer ..................................Shawn Edstrom Carpenter ..........................................Brian Torgalson Segment Producer ................................... Rory McGarry . Meghan Foran HOCKEY OPERATIONS Segment Producer ...................................Jessica McNeil Building Operator ......................................Steve Caron President & Alternate Governor, NHL .....................Trevor Linden Canucks TV Reporter ..................................Joey Kenward . .Keith Fong General Manager ..........................................Jim Benning Editor . Lawren Cody . Steven Good Vice President, Hockey Operations & Assistant Producer ........................................Paul Albi . .Gavin Hamblin Assistant General Manager ............................Laurence Gilman . .Wade McLennan Assistant General Manager ..............................Lorne Henning GAME ENTERTAINMENT & EVENTS Conversions Crew Leader ...........................Richard Bonnett Senior Advisor to the General Manager & Director, Game Entertainment & Broadcast Operations .......Mike Hall . .Albert Desiena Director, Player Development. .Stan Smyl Manager, Game Entertainment & Events. .Cam Goudreau . Richard Driver Vice President, Player Personnel .........................John Weisbrod Sr. Producer, Game & Events. Art Green . Ed Yee Vice President, Hockey Administration, Coordinator, Game Entertainment & Events ............. Rebecca Grant Entertainment & Content ....................................TC Carling FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION Manager, Team Services . Mike Brown EVENT SERVICES Director, Finance ...................................... Aaron Wilson Executive Assistant to the President and General Manager Director, Event Services & Fan Experience. Russell Chamberlain Controller, Hockey Operations ....................... Patricia Bigonzi . Joan Stobbs Manager, Security, Safety & Alcohol Compliance .............. Jim Day Controller, Hospitality .....................................Ella Chan Executive Assistant, Hockey Operations ....................Andrea Lobo Manager, Fan Experience. .Nicole Vandenberg Assistant Controller – Arena. Lauri Shortyk Head Coach ...........................................Willie Desjardins Event Manager. ..
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