We have to start this one off with a conversation about what we mean when we say “hindsight.” For our purposes, we mean it in the sense of the phrase “hindsight is 20/20,” meaning we acknowledge a distinct advantage in writing from a future perspective about events in the past.
The Vancouver Canucks (20-37-8) welcome the Seattle Kraken (29-26-9) to Rogers Arena tonight. The game starts at 7 pm PT and will be broadcast on Hockey Night in Canada.
The Seattle Kraken play the Vancouver Canucks tonight, suddenly a lot more desperate. Since the Olympic break, Seattle has stumbled to a 2-6-0 record, and just when it seemed like they might cling to a playoff spot, Thursday night delivered a reality check.
There’s not much to cheer about if you are a Vancouver Canucks fan right now. The team is dead last in the NHL with 48 points and is on pace to finish with one of the worst records in franchise history.
The day Vancouver Canucks fans and players have been waiting for may be coming soon. With a recent report from Irfaan Gaffar of CanucksArmy, the Canucks and the City of Vancouver are close to an agreement on a new practice facility.
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
Talk about a comeback. The Vancouver Canucks came all the way back against the Nashville Predators, managing to take a 4-3 decision in a shootout. It was definitely a treat of a game to get to watch, with the stats actually favouring the Canucks for the first time in a blue moon.
A former Vancouver Canuck has chimed in with his opinion on what the organization should do as they transition toward a rebuild. Max Lapierre joined David
Welcome back to NHL Predictions. Each day, our writers here at Last Word On Hockey look at the games and give in-depth analysis. Our team breaks down the key matchups, storylines, and stats, then makes predictions based on how they might play out.
Since Marco Rossi returned from an injury, he's been producing quite well. The Vancouver Canucks didn’t exactly run away with things against the Nashville Predators Thursday night in their 4-3 win.
With Friday representing the AHL’s trade deadline, which also sets roster eligibility for the rest of the season, there have been a handful of moves made in recent days. The Canucks and Oilers were among them, with the latter announcing that they’ve acquired winger Josh Bloom in exchange for center Jayden Grubbe.
The Abbotsford Canucks split a midweek series with the visiting Manitoba Moose earlier this week. Abbotsford now sits at 5-5-0 over its last ten games but continues to struggle in the Pacific Division standings (22-31-3-3).
The Vancouver Canucks snapped their five-game home losing streak on Thursday with a 4-3 shootout win over the Nashville Predators. We haven’t been able to say this often, but it truly felt like the Canucks deserved to be on the right end of the result.
It’s been a season that has played out in three acts for Brock Boeser. Two years removed from a 40-goal campaign, the veteran Vancouver Canucks winger has had three distinct chapters to the 2025-26 season.
A couple of minor-leaguers have found new homes. On Friday, prior to the American Hockey League trade deadline, the Edmonton Oilers acquired forward Josh Bloom from the Vancouver Canucks.
The Vancouver Canucks made a minor-league move post-NHL Trade Deadline. General Manager Patrik Allvin announced on Friday morning that the organization has acquired F Jayden Grubbe in exchange for F Josh Bloom.
According to a statement from the Edmonton Oilers, the team has made a minor trade with the Vancouver Canucks following the trade deadline. Edmonton acquires forward Josh Bloom from the Canucks in exchange for forward Jayden Gurbbe.
As a team, the Vancouver Canucks don’t have many “make-or-break” moments left in their 2025-26 campaign. They’ll be eliminated from playoff contention in fairly anticlimactic fashion sooner rather than later.
Thursday night at Rogers Arena, the Vancouver Canucks trailed 3–1 late in the game but somehow clawed their way back to beat the Nashville Predators 4–3 in a shootout.
As the regular season nears its conclusion, the only thing on the minds of Vancouver Canucks management is the upcoming NHL Draft taking place in late June.
Jake DeBrusk scored the only goal of the shootout as the Vancouver Canucks rallied to beat the visiting Nashville Predators 4-3 on Thursday night. Marco Rossi had a goal and two assists while Brock Boeser and Filip Hronek had a goal and an assist each in regulation for the Canucks, who snapped a five-game losing streak (0-3-2) on home ice.
It is about time, time for a change. The Vancouver Canucks are reportedly closing in on a deal to build a practice facility at Vancouver, British Columbia’s Britannia Rink.
The Vancouver Canucks might finally have a practice facility, ending the years-long wait for a central training location that has put them behind other
Watching the Vancouver Canucks right now is a strange mix of frustration and hope. The reality? They’re last in the NHL. Wins are scarce. Losses pile up.