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Under Boudreau, the Canucks posted a regular-season record of 32-15-10, which translates into a 106-point pace over a full 82-game season.

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“Bruce Boudreau says he’s leaving town on Wednesday. On his status for next season: “I told Patrik and Jim that I wanted to coach here next year. We’re just talking right now. Hopefully things get done, I think they want me back and I know I want to be back.” #Canucks”

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Somebody had to pay.

First the coach and then the general manager.

The Vancouver Canucks have fired head coach Travis Green, general manager Jim Benning, assistant GM John Weisbrod and assistant coach Nolan Baumgartner in sweeping changes for the organization. Green has been replaced with the well-travelled Bruce Boudreau, 66, who most recently guided the Minnesota Wild after stops with the Anaheim Ducks and Washington Capitals.

Boudreau has reportedly agreed to a two-year contract.

“These are difficult decisions, but we believed we would have a competitive group this year,” Canucks owner and chairman Francesco Aquilini, who serves as managing director of the Aquilini Investment Group, said in a statement late Sunday night. “As a result, I’m extremely disappointed in how the team has performed so far. I’m making these changes because we want to build a team that competes for championships and it’s time for new leadership to help take us there.

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