- Sunday, Dec 21, 2008
- Currently scheduled for: 3 PM to 5 PM
- We have the players for up to 5 hours therefore until 8 PM.
- The players are: Ryan Kesler, Taylor Pyatt, and Alex Burrows
- The prices are as follows: $30 per small item (photo, puck, card, etc) per player and $40 per large item (jersey, stick, equipment, etc).
There are deals in regards to pricing.
Purchase 3 small items for $75
Purchase 3 large items for $100
- Kids under 13 will receive a 20% discount with the purchase of 2+ items
- We will have pucks, 8 x 10 photos, and jersey numbers available at the signing for $5 a piece
- We have unsigned jerseys available to the public for $150 per available only by pre-order
- We will have a photographer on site to provide super quality photos for fans. The charge is $20 and includes one 8 x 10 sent in the mail along with a copy of the image sent via email.
In addition to all this we have the following items available through pre sale:
- Autographed jerseys of: Pyatt, Burrows, and Kesler for only $175 each (only 25 available)
- Autographed Dual 8 x 10 photo of Ryan Kesler and Alex Burrows for only $45 (only 35 available)
- Autographed Limited Edition /100 8 x 10 photo signed by: Kesler, Bieksa, Burrows, Pyatt and potentially Demitra. The price will be $75 without Demitra and $90 with him.
Returning from an ill-fated Mexican vacation in time to see the Canucks' meaningless season finale versus playoff bound Calgary Flames, Dave rambles on about a horrential bout of gut sickness and hanging at a beach bar in Bucerias while the Canucks imploded.
Wheelchaired and sedated, he arrived home to find the Nucks missing the playoffs, sending off Trevor Linden without a final win and shifting the team in
unknown directions with impending free agents, unclear strategy, and unproven prospects. Finally, Dave (comfy back in North Van) considers how the now-officially-official ownership might move forward before summoning Canucks heores of the future to step forth.
Why would anyone believe for one minute that in a case where the on-ice referees have to go to a video replay and talk to folk back in Toronto, that Vancouver would ever get the decision?
Despite the support of dog nation, the Canucks beat themselves last night with a less than stellar effort in the biggest game of the year. Sure by halfway through the 3rd period, they were rolling ... a bit ... Burrows (the Uni-brower), sniper of 2 goals this year (and half a dozen disallowed markers) jammed one home to give us life - enough where we knew one of the lads would come through in Overtime like so many times before in this the "season of one goal games," right? Someone *will* score.
We all made our picks but no one chose what happened - shoot, the shooter was heading to the bench unaware he'd scored. Luongo knows what happened, he won't forget for quite some time.
So now is the time we seek positives to take away - i spieled on this for much time last night in my post-Neidermeyer haze - but the "isn't it super how we did better than expected" feeling is settling in my belly like a Denny's hangover breakfast - a bit queasy now but should absorb the poison ... eventually.
Alive for Game Five! Canucks Outsider Servin' it up Homestyle May 3rd ~ 5:30PM PST ~ Ustream.tv/CanucksOutsider
Mr. Furley and his cameras are heading to my confines in North Van for the impending Canucks win tonight - Game 5 pucks drops at 6PM PST so we'll try to fire up by 5:30 or so.
Same channels etc. and hopefully a solid stream and working chat for all three periods.
Just before OT in Game 2 versus the Ducks, Dave and Dan Funboy review the recent action including the pandemonium following the Game 7 victory over the Dallas Stars. They talk about heroes - both new and vintage - stepping it up for playoff glory, plus outline key matchups against the Ducks and highlight noteworthy performances for and against the Stars.
Finally, after the late night win, Dave recounts Cowan's heroics and drops in a few recent mainstream media appearences (CTV, CBC, CKNW + Dallas Stars podcast and Vancouver Courier).
Despite the support of dog nation, the Canucks beat themselves last night with a less than stellar effort in the biggest game of the year. Sure by halfway through the 3rd period, they were rolling ... a bit ... Burrows (the Uni-brower), sniper of 2 goals this year (and half a dozen disallowed markers) jammed one home to give us life - enough where we knew one of the lads would come through in Overtime like so many times before in this the "season of one goal games," right? Someone *will* score. 
