The Vancouver Canucks have traded Kiefer Sherwood, a trade everyone expected would happen sooner or later. However, Sherwood’s destination, the San Jose Sharks, might be a little surprising for some.
The Vancouver Canucks have officially moved Kiefer Sherwood ahead of the trade deadline. Elliotte Friedman was first to report the deal, which sends the veteran forward to the San Jose Sharks in exchange for a pair of second-round picks and defenseman Cole Clayton.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
The Vancouver Canucks have traded Kiefer Sherwood to the San Jose Sharks for defenceman Cole Clayton and two second round picks. The club announced the trade Monday morning.
Monday night gives the Vancouver Canucks a chance to reset. They’re coming off a rough stretch—ten games without a win, eight losses and two OT points—and facing the New York Islanders isn’t exactly an easy task.
As the Vancouver Canucks look to retool their roster, speculation has begun to grow surrounding the availability of forward Elias Pettersson. Speaking on Sportsnet’s Canucks Central last week, Frank Seravalli reported that the Detroit Red Wings are one of the interested teams if Vancouver becomes serious about moving Pettersson.
When the Vancouver Canucks traded their captain, Quinn Hughes, they may not have realized the character they were welcoming through the doors of Rogers Arena in Zeev Buium.
After losing 6-0 to the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday night, the Vancouver Canucks have tied a franchise record with 10 straight defeats. They are also on a seven-game skid at Rogers Arena, dating back to Dec.
The Vancouver Canucks have made a few roster moves. On Sunday afternoon, the club announced that defenceman Victor Mancini and goaltender Nikita Tolopilo had been reassigned to AHL Abbotsford, and that defenceman Elias Pettersson, along with goaltender Jiri Patera, had been recalled.
Reports surfaced earlier this month that the Canucks had re-engaged in contract talks with pending free-agent forward Kiefer Sherwood and were discussing a potential five- or six-year deal worth over $4MM per season.
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The Canucks have made some shakeups to their roster heading into tomorrow’s game against the Islanders. The team announced (Twitter link) that they’ve recalled goaltender Jiri Patera and defenseman Elias N.
The NHL trade market has picked up in a big way, and right now, Elias Pettersson is the name that keeps coming up around the league. On the January 15 episode of The Chris Johnston Show, Chris Johnston laid out a scenario that would have sounded far-fetched not that long ago.
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After their worst loss of the season, the Vancouver Canucks were back at practice at Rogers Arena on Sunday. It was a season-ticket holder event with a couple of hundred hearty fans in the stands taking in the 40-minute session.
It took just six games for Filip Chytil to suffer his first injury of the season. Chytil — whose concussion history is well-documented and dates back to his time with the New York Rangers — was on the receiving end of a booming hit from Tom Wilson in the Canucks’ sixth game of the season against the Washington Capitals back on October 19th.
There are nights when the score tells you everything, and nights when it just opens the door to a harder conversation. Saturday’s Vancouver Canucks 6–0 loss to the Edmonton Oilers felt like the second kind.
For weeks, the Vancouver Canucks have lived in that uncomfortable space between trying and knowing. Saturday night finally shoved them out of it. A 6–0 loss to Edmonton didn’t just sting — it clarified.
The Vancouver Canucks are having one of their worst seasons in recent memory and appear to be on the road to a rebuild, or at the very least, a retool.
The Vancouver Canucks continued one of their worst seasons in a long time on Saturday, falling 6-0 to the Edmonton Oilers and stretching their losing streak to 10 games.
Allan Walsh, the player agent for Vancouver Canucks’ defenseman Filip Hronek, isn’t just trying to quickly squash rumors that his client might be going anywhere.
All the losing is taking a toll on Vancouver Canucks forward Jake DeBrusk. The Canucks are still winless since the calendar flipped to 2026, and their losing streak reached eight games following a 2-1 loss at the hands of the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday at the Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa, Ontario.