ABBOTSFORD CANUCKS VS MANITOBA MOOSE PREVIEW

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MATCH-UP INFO

  • The Abbotsford Canucks continue a four-game homestand with a pair of games against the Manitoba Moose Tuesday (7pm PT) and Wednesday (7pm PT) at the Abbotsford Centre.

  • Abbotsford will look to build on Sunday’s overtime win over Colorado, when Sheldon Dries scored his team-leading 31st goal of the season in a 5-4 victory.

  • The Canucks enter Tuesday’s game fifth in the AHL’s Pacific Division standings with 56 points (26-19-3-1).

  • Tuesday marks the fifth of eight meetings between the Canucks and Moose this season: Jan. 29 (4-3 W), Jan. 30 (5-3 L), Feb. 11 (8-2 W), Feb. 12 (5-2 W), Mar. 15 (home), Mar. 16 (home), Apr. 28 (away), Apr. 29 (away).

  • Manitoba sit second in the AHL’s Central Division standings with 64 points (30-17-2-2).

QUICK NUMBERS

  • Sheldon Dries continues to lead the charge offensively for Abbotsford, as the 27-year-old sits second in league goal-scoring with 31, and sixth in points with 54 (31-23-54) through just 44 games.

  • Nic Petan sits second in active Canucks scoring, having put up 44 points (12-32-44) through 37 games this season. The Delta, BC product previously played for the Manitoba Moose between 2015-2018.

  • Jack Rathbone will look to stay hot on the Abbotsford blueline, having picked up at least a point in eight consecutive games (4-11-15). Rathbone leads Canucks defenceman with 23 points this season.

  • Fellow blueliner Madison Bowey will also look to stay hot, as the Winnipeg, MB native has picked up seven points (3-4-7) in his past six games. Bowey made his return to Abbotsford's lineup on Sunday after being returned on loan by Vancouver.

  • Spencer Martin has been a standout in the Canucks’ crease this season, compiling a 13-3-2 record with a .918 save percentage and 2.38 goals-against average.

  • Michael DiPietro has record three wins over his past five starts for the Canucks, improving his season record to 8-10-2.

LAST GAME– MAR.13/22: ABB 5 vs. COL 4 (OT)

Sheldon Dries played the overtime hero as the Abbotsford Canucks defeated the Colorado Eagles 5-4 Sunday evening at the Abbotsford Centre… CLICK HERE to read more.

LAST MEETING– FEB.12/22: ABB 5 vs. MAN 2

The Abbotsford Canucks continued to dominate at home in their green threads, winning 5-2 against the Manitoba Moose on Saturday. The victory was the fourth consecutive for Abbotsford, with all four coming on home ice…. CLICK HERE to read more.

RECENT TRANSACTIONS

• Madison Bowey returned on loan from Vancouver, Mar. 13

• Noah Juulsen recalled from loan by Vancouver, Mar. 13

• Phil Di Giuseppe returned from loan by Vancouver, Mar. 7

• Sheldon Rempal recalled from loan by Vancouver, Mar. 7

• Phil Di Giuseppe recalled from loan by Vancouver, Feb. 25

• Brandon Hickey signed to PTO, Feb. 25

• Madison Bowey recalled from loan by Vancouver, Feb. 21

• Noah Juulsen reassigned to Abbotsford, Feb. 14

RECENT CANUCKS MILESTONES

  • Justin Dowling scored his 100th career AHL goal, Feb. 27 vs. Stockton

  • Sheldon Dries played his 200th career AHL game, Feb. 25 vs. Stockton

  • John Stevens played his 200th career AHL game, Feb. 7 vs. Tucson

  • Devante Stephens played his 100th career AHL game, Feb. 4 vs. Stockton

  • Madison Bowey recorded his 50th career AHL assist, Jan. 30 at Manitoba

  • Sheldon Rempal recorded his 100th career AHL point, Jan. 29 at Manitoba

  • Yushiro Hirano recorded his first career AHL goal, Jan. 22 vs San Diego

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