First star of the game Cory Schneider.

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@fuckyeahcoryschneider
First star of the game Cory Schneider.
By Megan Stewart
Photo by Jeff Vinnick/Vancouver Canucks.
Goaltender Cory Schneider is the Vancouver Canucks’ main man between the pipes, edging out charismatic but inconsistent Olympic gold medalist Roberto Luongo while still managing to make light of their public pursuit for...
Cory Schneider’s new mask (CanucksTV) (by Canucks)
“Some more… Canucks … uhhh… stuff there”
Schneiders new mask.
The top of the mask features a large Johnny Canuck team logo with BAUER written underneath, just above the chrome masking.
More bubbles on the back right side, NONE SHALL PASS in the middle and RYP, a tribute to Schneider’s fallen teammate Rick Rypien on the left.
Cory with Joey, Jory and Rory on their excellent adventure.
“I’m actually not a bad basketball player.”
You're actually an amazing everything.
Excellent Adventure: Schneider ↳ Joey, Jory & Rory visit Cory Schneider’s hometown of Boston
Canucks reveal Coco's new mask
"I'm with Coco" by Justin Longoz
Cory Schneider and Jonathan Quick - They played big games against each other at prep school, again in college with Schneider at BC and Quick at the University of Massachusetts, in the AHL, and now for the first time in the NHL. Jonathan’s team came out on top but there’s no denying the talent both goalies possess.
Both goaltenders were fantastic this series.
This series should remind all GMs to be careful in cementing in talented goalies to their organization with astronomical contracts — nobody lasts forever.
"My friend's easy DIY conversion for jumping on Schneider's bandwagon."
(reddit)