With the Olympic break now on the back burner, we turn our attention to what’s next on the calendar: the NHL Trade Deadline and NCAA Free Agency watch.
Welcome to a Vancouver Canucks edition of NHL Rumours, a hot topic of conversation as we approach the 2025-26 NHL Trade Deadline on March 6th. The Olympic roster freeze has lifted, and it is now a mad dash to the trade deadline.
There are many factors one can look at to determine why the Vancouver Canucks find themselves in the position that they are in. Whether that be injury, new systems, trades they were forced to make, or roster construction, the Canucks find themselves dead last and diving headfirst toward a rebuild.
Welcome to today’s NHL Trade Talk roundup on February 26, 2026 —no trades today, but a lot of talk about players who might be on the move. The Vancouver Canucks were front and center, with reports out of Nashville suggesting that Steven Stamkos is open to a deal.
TSN insider Darren Dreger is reporting that Brock Boeser‘s name is out there on the trade market just days ahead of the NHL Trade Deadline. While the Vancouver Canucks are known to be selling, it might come as a bit of a surprise to hear Boeser is potentially set to be moved, especially given his new seven-year contract extension.
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
While much of the attention in Vancouver Canucks land has been focused primarily on trade rumours ahead of the NHL Trade Deadline on March 6th, there is another story to keep a close eye on.
The trade rumours surrounding the Vancouver Canucks won’t be stopping anytime soon; that much is clear. Just a day after the club scratched Tyler Myers in their game against the Winnipeg Jets, TSN’s Darren Dreger has brought up another name: Brock Boeser.
Sometimes, you watch a game, and the result barely tells the story. Take Wednesday night in the Vancouver Canucks game against the Winnipeg Jets. It turned into a 3-2 overtime loss for the Canucks.
Every so often, a story pops up around an NHL team that reminds you hockey isn’t just a business on paper. It’s a real-life mess of contracts, families, pride, and timing.
Before last night’s game against the Winnipeg Jets, Tyler Myers was a late scratch for “trade reasons,” according to Rick Dhaliwal of the Donnie and Dhali show.
It’s no secret that the Vancouver Canucks have been exploring potential trades and mapping out a plan for nearly every player on their roster. Even former captain Quinn Hughes hasn’t been immune to speculation amid the team’s fire-sale approach.
The Vancouver Canucks’ 2025-26 season has been such a disaster that players are getting lost in the shuffle in trade rumors. At the start of the season, Conor Garland was a name many were circling, but the Quinn Hughes trade made it clear that the Canucks were open for business.
Back to reality. The Vancouver Canucks dropped a 3-2 overtime loss to the Winnipeg Jets in their return from the Olympic break. After such exciting, excellent hockey for the past two weeks, we’re now back to watching this Canucks team floundering in the basement once more.
Some losses feel like reruns, and this was one of them. The Vancouver Canucks came out of the Olympic break with a chance to reset the mood, settle their game, and maybe shake off the skid that’s been following them around for weeks.
Now that the Olympic trade freeze has lifted and NHL general managers are free to wheel and deal to their hearts content ahead March 6th’s trade deadline, the next big name has surfaced as a likely candidate to get moved.
Canucks winger Evander Kane is a known piece of trade bait after his struggles producing at home in Vancouver, especially given his pending free-agent status, but he’s not the only ‘Nucks winger on the market this spring.
Rick Dhaliwal: Vancouver Canucks defenseman Tyler Myers was held out of last night’s game for trade related reasons. Darren Dreger: “Rick is correct. The Canucks have a trade option they’ve asked Myers to consider.
On top of having a potential trade on the horizon to shake up the roster, the Canucks have made several roster moves today. The team announced (Twitter
The Vancouver Canucks haven’t had a captain since they moved on from Quinn Hughes back in December, and it’s left a pretty big leadership gap in the room.
TSN: Trade interest in Vancouver Canucks center Elias has been renewed and the Canucks are hoping that offers worth considering start to come in, according to Darren Dreger.