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The Canucks visit Edmonton tonight in the first of a home-and-home series that will close the preseason for both teams. TSN1040 pregame show begins at 4:00, Jon Abbott and Dave Tomlinson have the call at 6:00. Linden Vey will get a chance to slot in on the wing, alongside Nick Bonino and Alex Burrows. That will be the Canucks de facto number one line against the Oilers. Shawn Matthias will play at centre, as Matthias will work between Chris Higgins and Jannik Hansen. Matthias can play on the wing or down the middle, and his versatility will be a factor in Matthias earning playing time this season. The Canucks three hopeful youngsters will all suit up against the Oilers, as Bo Horvat will centre a line of Tom Sestito and Derek Dorsett, while Hunter Shinkaruk and Nicklas Jensen will skate with Cal Oa€?Reilly. On the backend, the Canucks will have a fair bit of experience, as Alex Edler, Kevin Bieksa, Dan Hamhuis, Chris Tanev, Luca Sbisa, and Ryan Stanton will play. Eddie Lack will get the start in goal against the Oilers, while Ryan Miller will start in Saturdaya€?s game. The Sedins and Radim Vrbata will not travel to Edmonton, which means the Twins will appear in four home games and no road games in exhibition action. Linden Vey has switched from uniform number 44 to number 7. The low-key forward said double-digits seemed a little flashy for him and he preferred a lower number. With Vey on the wing, the Canucks will have four left-handed centres in tonights game. Canucks Lines Burrows-Bonino-Vey Higgins-Matthias-Hansen Sestito-Horvat-Dorsett Shinkaruk-OReilly-Jensen Edler-Tanev Hamhuis-Bieksa Stanton-Sbisa Lack Miller Oilers Lines Hall-RNH-Yakupov Joensuu- Draisaitl-Purcell Acton-Yakimov- Pitlick Pinizzotto- Lander- Westgarth Nikitin- Fayne Nurse- Hunt Aulie- Marincin Fasth Frank Gore Jersey . 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Ryan Arcidiacono scored 15 points, Daniel Ochefu had 14 and 10 rebounds and Darrun Hilliard chipped in 10 points for the Wildcats (3-0), who won their 17th straight game within the friendly confines of The Pavilion. Chris Hass had a game-high 32 points for the Bison (1-2), who have lost seven straight games against Jay Wrights squad. Final Score: (15) VCU 106, Maryland-Eastern Shore 66 Richmond, VA (SportsNetwork.com) - No. 15 VCU started the game with an 18-0 run and overwhelmed Maryland-Eastern Shore in a 106-66 win on Thursday night. Unlike Tuesdays win over Toledo that saw them trailing at halftime, the Rams (3-0) avoided a slow start thanks to their Havoc defense. They forced four turnovers and made their first seven shots on their way to an 18-0 lead 3:40 into the game. The Hawks later cut the lead to 12 but were never able to get within single digits. The Rams ended the half on a 23-4 run to make it 61-30 at the break. 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