Now that felt like a truly rebuilding team’s type of game. The Vancouver Canucks lost a 4-1 decision to the New Jersey Devils in an afternoon game on the
I've always thought one of the more interesting things about following a hockey team is watching a young player develop into something you didn't necessarily expect.
A couple of interesting stories are developing around the Vancouver Canucks, and neither requires us to get too carried away just yet. One involves a goaltending situation that could change quickly if the current trend continues.
We’re only two weeks into the 2026-27 Vancouver Canucks season, and a goaltending controversy is already brewing on the West Coast. It’s been a tough start to the campaign for Kevin Lankinen.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
The Vancouver Canucks on Thursday night (Oct. 8) were part of their most lopsided game so far in the 2026-27 season. They entered the game against the Carolina Hurricanes 2-2-0 and were looking to get back on the right path in a year where people expect them to finish at the bottom of the standings.
Let’s be honest, the Vancouver Canucks penalty kill has been a disaster to start the season. After getting torched for three on Thursday in Carolina and
Paul Cotter, named one of the NHL's Three Stars of the Week on Monday, will face his former team for the first time when the Vancouver Canucks visit the New Jersey Devils on Saturday in Newark, N.J.
Last night, Vancouver Canucks fans had a night they'd probably rather forget. Losing 7-2 to the Carolina Hurricanes is the sort of game you'd rather forget.
Former Vancouver Canucks forward and current host of La Poche Bleue Max Lapierre joined Halford and Brough to discuss Daniel and Henrik Sedin becoming co-presidents of hockey operations, their impact on the organization’s culture, and why he believes the Canucks are moving in the right direction.
The Vancouver Canucks had little to celebrate after Thursday’s 7-2 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes. Giving up seven goals will do that to a team, especially if they fall behind 4-0 early into the second period.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
Yesterday’s game between the Vancouver Canucks and the Carolina Hurricanes was a battle of haves versus have-nots. The reigning Stanley Cup champions against the team that finished last in 2025-26.
No Schenn and no Gallagher tonight. Both players healthy scratches this evening. DeBrusk-EP40-Lekkerimäki Cotter-Rossi-Boeser Öhgren-Sasson-Karlsson Bains-Räty-O’Connor
There is something going on with Elias Pettersson this season. I don't know exactly what it is. I'm not sure anybody does. But if you've watched the Vancouver Canucks through the first four games, you can see it.
Welcome back to the little series on our site where we highlight Vancouver Canucks stories you might have missed! Okay, really, it’s an excuse for me to blog casually instead of having to be a Big J Journalist all the time.
The Vancouver Canucks (2-2) face the reigning Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes (2-1-1) at Lenovo Center in Raleigh. Puck drop is set for 4 pm PT. It’s the opener of a six-game road trip that will continue with three games in the New York area and conclude with two games in Florida.
The Vancouver Canucks are only a few games into the season, but some interesting lineup questions are already developing. This is the part of the season when coaches are still moving pieces around, trying to figure out which players fit their system and which combinations give them what they need on a particular night.
The Vancouver Canucks and Carolina Hurricanes didn't have much in common entering the season. Now in the second week of the schedule, they've both experienced similar doses of successes and failures.
The Vancouver Canucks probably didn't sign Paul Cotter thinking he'd become one of the early stories of their season. But four games in, he's got four goals and two assists.
It’s an all-too-familiar refrain for the Canucks when it comes to starting goalie Thatcher Demko. An injury timeline is taking longer than initially expected.