Roberto Luongo’s slow start is a distant memory. It’s fading quickly now that his play has reverted to the form that made him the Vezina Trophy runner-up last season.

Luongo and the Vancouver Canucks struggled for much of October, especially at home. On Nov. 1, he was 4-8-0 and the Canucks were exploring the depths of the Northwest Division.

But the Canucks are 9-2-2 since starting November with a 3-0 home loss to Nashville and Luongo is the main reason why. He’s 8-2-2 since then, with four shutouts, including three in a row, to close November. Luongo allowed two goals in a 2-1 loss at Minnesota Sunday, but still has surrendered just two goals on 109 shots in the last four games he’s played. His goals-against average has dropped to 2.18, and his save percentage is up to .922.

I dont know if you can say that you can give all the credit to Luongo. Yes he has been GREAT!!! But they're also have been some players who have stepped up their game 100% like Markus Naslund, Ryan Kesler, Alex Edler.

Other players are stepping up but I agree with SSF. Luongo is not the only reason but he is the main reason.