All but 12 games remain on the Vancouver Canucks’ regular season schedule, and while the players are eager to turn the page on what’s been a dreadful 2025-26 season, how the team closes out its remaining matchups could determine what types of summer acquisitions the organization needs to make.
Patrick Johnston of the Province: It’s looking like Vancouver Canucks forward Elias Pettersson could use a change of scenery, and it would make sense to see what value he has on the trade market.
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On Tuesday, rumblings began to pick up that one of the Vancouver Canucks‘ main priorities this offseason will be to sign defenceman Zeev Buium to a contract extension.
There are only a dozen games remaining on the Vancouver Canucks schedule. With travel and team days off, there may not be more than five practices left for the hockey club this season.
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
Elias Pettersson scored the 499th and 500th points of his career on Tuesday night against the Anaheim Ducks, a mark that now stands as the seventh-most points anyone has ever achieved in a Vancouver Canucks jersey.
Elias Pettersson hit a milestone Tuesday night, picking up his 500th career point in Vancouver’s 5-3 loss to Anaheim. It’s time to congratulate him as a fan.
Kevin Lankinen had to be sharp right away, as he faced a breakaway attempt in the first 30 seconds of the game. In the chaos, Elias Pettersson took a holding penalty, giving the Ducks an early power play.
In what has been an awfully dreadful season with lots to be discouraged about surrounding the Vancouver Canucks, the youngsters in this organization are still finding ways to keep things light around the rink.
The Vancouver Canucks will have a long list of tasks this summer after what has been a disastrous season. And one of the things on top of their list is getting one of their young, promising defencemen signed to an extension.
The Vancouver Canucks (21-40-8) welcome the Anaheim Ducks (39-27-4) to Rogers Arena tonight. Puck drop is set for 7 PM PT. After dropping a lifeless contest on Saturday night to the St.
The Vancouver Canucks are having a nightmarish season, and it has forced them to fully commit to a long-term rebuilding plan. With Quinn Hughes traded to the Minnesota Wild for an impressive package of futures built around Marco Rossi and Zeev Buium, the Canucks are sorely lacking in top-end talent, and the results make that clear.
The Vancouver Canucks play their second-to-last contest of an eight-game homestand on Tuesday night against the Anaheim Ducks, a team riding a rare late-season wave of momentum.
On Tuesday night, 30 of 32 NHL teams will be in action. This includes the Vancouver Canucks, who take on the Anaheim Ducks at Rogers Arena this evening, as well as many teams hunting down a playoff spot over the final four weeks of the regular season.
Vancouver Canucks goalie Kevin Lankinen is getting a raw deal. His numbers are ugly. They scream “struggling goalie,” “overpaid,” “what is he even doing?” But if you actually watch the guy play, the story is entirely different.
For a while there, “contract extensions in the 2026 offseason” were the number one topic of discussion in Canuck-land. But then Quinn Hughes, the player everyone was most concerned about re-signing, was traded to the Minnesota Wild long before he became eligible to agree to a new contract, and so the topic has kind of fallen by the wayside.
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The Vancouver Canucks, now officially eliminated from playoff contention, enter the offseason facing major questions. There is uncertainty surrounding both the roster and leadership group and moves are expected over the summer as part of a rebuild that is only just beginning.
The Vancouver Canucks announced they’ve activated depth defenseman Pierre-Olivier Joseph from the team’s injured reserve. Without a corresponding roster move, Joseph’s activation brings the Canucks to seven defensemen on the active roster and 22 players in total.
The Vancouver Canucks are getting more work done early with one of their pending restricted free agents. Vancouver announced that they’ve signed defenseman Victor Mancini to a two-year, $2MM extension.