LATEST | Last minute change to the Canucks' broadcast
Only on rare occasions do we see changes to the Canucks' broadcast, especially moments before a game.
It was just confirmed that the team's scheduled broadcasters John Shorthouse, Dave Tomlinson and Dan Murphy had gone back home due to the wheather. They'll be replaced by Mike Luck, Sam Consentino and Sean Reynolds:
John Shorthouse, Dave Tomlinson and Dan Murphy will not be on the call for todays game in Columbus. They went home for precautionary reasons due to weather.
Mike Luck, Sam Cosentino, and Sean Reynolds will have the call this morning.
The Canucks will be hitting the ice in Columbus shortly, they'll be looking to extend their winning streak.
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