The Vancouver Canucks (18-35-7) finish off a quick two-game homestand when they host the Carolina Hurricanes (38-16-6) in a 7pm start tonight at Rogers Arena. It’s the final game for both teams before Friday’s noon Pacific time National Hockey League trade deadline.
The Dallas Stars have acquired defenseman Tyler Myers from the Vancouver Canucks for a 2027 second-round pick and 2029 fourth-round pick, as per insider Pierre LeBrun.
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The first domino has fallen for the Vancouver Canucks during the 2026 NHL Trade Deadline week. According to TSN’s Darren Dreger, the Canucks have sent Tyler Myers to the Dallas Stars, pending a trade call.
The Vancouver Canucks have traded one of their veteran defenceman, Tyler Myers, to Dallas Stars. In return, the Canucks are getting a second-round pick in 2027 and a fourth-round selection in 2029.
The big veteran is on the move. According to TSN’s Pierre LeBrun, the Dallas Stars acquired defenseman Tyler Myers from the Vancouver Canucks. In return, the Canucks are receiving a second-round pick in the 2027 NHL Draft and a fourth-rounder in the 2029 draft.
The Stars and Canucks are reportedly in agreement on a trade that will send defenseman Tyler Myers to Dallas, per Darren Dreger of TSN. Vancouver will receive a 2027 second-round pick and a 2029 fourth-round pick in return while retaining 50% of Myers’ $3MM cap hit through 2026-27, TSN’s Pierre LeBrun adds.
The Vancouver Canucks have the worst record in the NHL this season with a 18-35-7 record with 43 points. They have played 60 games this season and have just 22 games remaining in the 2025-2026 NHL regular season.
At the time of this publishing, we will be 53 hours away from the NHL Trade Deadline. And this deadline in particular is very important for the Vancouver Canucks and the future of the franchise.
At this point, it might be easier to list those Vancouver Canucks not on the trade block than to list those that are. It would seem that every Canuck not named Filip Hronek or under the age of 25 is for sale, to some extent or another.
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