REMISNISCING | A Donald Brashear tilt highlighted as one of the Canucks' greatest

The Canucks acquired the tough as nails winger from the Montreal Canadiens in November 1997. Donald Brashear went on to spend 6 seasons within the organization where he delivered loads of hits and punches.

The well-known site Hockey Fights keeps on highlighting every fight going on around the world of hockey. Today, they highlighted one from the past and included it as one of the Canucks best. The tilt featured the Canucks' very own Brashear who drop the mitts Dennis Bonvie who then played for the Edmonton Oilers:

MUST READ

1 hour ago  |  By Cooper Godin Patrik Allvin Doesn't Think Elias Pettersson is a First-Line Center in the NHL With Recent Comments

3 hours ago  |  By Cooper Godin Former Vancouver Canucks Forward Zack MacEwen Takes Leave of Absence for Personal Reasons

4 hours ago  |  By Maverick Mitchell Nikita Zadorov Reveals True Colors Towards Vancouver Canucks After Brief Stint with the Team

5 hours ago  |  By Maverick Mitchell Vancouver Canucks Imposed Suspension on JT Miller After Heated Exchange with Head Coach Rick Tocchet

7 hours ago  |  By Cooper Godin 25-Year Veteran National Hockey League Referee Danny McCourt Has Sadly Passed Away

20 hours ago  |  By Owen Fullerton Columbus Blue Jackets Motivated To Acquire Pending UFA Brock Boeser Amid Contract Stalemate

22 hours ago  |  By Owen Fullerton Carolina Hurricanes Latest Move Could Indicate It's JT Miller's Last Night as a Vancouver Canuck

Jan 20  |  By Maverick Mitchell NHL Player Safety Drops the Hammer on Canucks Defenseman Tyler Myers with Multiple-Game Suspension

MORE STORIES