Following a four game road trip and a full team day off Wednesday, the Vancouver Canucks returned to the ice at Rogers Arena on Thursday morning. Nils Höglander, Conor Garland, and Thatcher Demko were all involved to various degrees.
The Vancouver Canucks returned to Rogers Arena for a practice on Thursday after their four-game road trip through California and Colorado. Injuries remain a storyline for the hockey club, but a few players returned to the ice.
There have been some interesting theoretical trades tossed around this season, and nobody has been more fun to follow than Vancouver Canucks’ superstar defender Quinn Hughes.
While we’re still a few months away from the trade deadline, there might be some teams taking a swing at some depth pieces sooner rather than later. One player who is gaining some attention is Vancouver Canucks forward Kiefer Sherwood.
Ahead of Thursday’s practice, the Vancouver Canucks made a few roster transactions. On Thursday morning, the club announced that they had recalled defenceman Elias Pettersson and goaltender Nikita Tolopilo (emergency conditions) from AHL Abbotsford.
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The Columbus Blue Jackets have entered the mix when it comes to one of the NHL’s most talked-about trade targets. According to The Athletic’s Aaron Portzline, Columbus is among the teams that have spoken with the Vancouver Canucks about scenarios involving hometown winger Kiefer Sherwood.
The Vancouver Canucks are reportedly open for business on the trade front, and their veteran players, like Conor Garland, are the ones in the spotlight.
The Vancouver Canucks recently expressed interest in changing their personnel in hopes of altering the course of their franchise. It is getting ugly in Vancouver, as the once promising core group is slowly splitting apart at the seams.
Sometimes, it’s better to expect the unexpected when it comes to NHL trade rumors. Even though it makes perfect sense for Quinn Hughes to join his brothers on the New Jersey Devils, it could be a team like the Philadelphia Flyers who swoop in and steal the Vancouver Canucks’ superstar defenseman.
It wasn’t that long ago that Quinn Hughes racked up 10 assists over a three-game span. However, that now feels like a lifetime ago. In the six games since Hughes found a way to add his name to yet another very short list with the likes of Bobby Orr and Paul Coffey, the Vancouver Canucks captain seems to have hit a wall.
The Vancouver Canucks are in sell mode this season, with almost everyone on their roster available for trade. One name to watch and just might be the first name moved is forward Kiefer Sherwood.
The Vancouver Canucks made a roster move on Wednesday, sending goaltender Nikita Tolopilo and defenceman Elias Pettersson down to the AHL’s Abbotsford Canucks.
First round picks. There is no more precious currency to a team in the midst of a self-described ‘youth movement’ than first round picks. Everyone can now look back with some gratitude that the Vancouver Canucks avoided trading their most recent first rounder and instead selected Braeden Cootes at 15th overall this past draft.
Another potential wrinkle in the Quinn Hughes saga. There has been plenty of discussion on what the Vancouver Canucks might do with their captain. With
With the Vancouver Canucks’ season spiralling out of control, it has only increased the speculation surrounding captain and All-Star defenseman Quinn Hughes and his future.
All things considered, it could’ve been a lot worse. The Vancouver Canucks suffered a 3-1 loss to the red-hot Colorado Avalanche. Given how dominant their opposition has been all season, this was definitely not a horrible loss by any means.
Contending teams are always on the hunt for players who can put them over the top, and one of the players likely to be available on the trade market this year is Vancouver Canucks forward Kiefer Sherwood.
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