The NHL Trade Deadline has come and gone, and over a week into their new homes, the traded Vancouver Canucks are beginning to acclimate. With the team transitioning toward a rebuild, veterans like Tyler Myers and Conor Garland, along with pending free agents David Kämpf and Lukas Reichel, were shipped off for what totalled to six draft picks.
The Vancouver Canucks showed a couple of new looks during a 45-minute practice on Monday morning at Rogers Arena. The team had all of its players on the ice after giving veterans Brock Boeser, Filip Hronek and Marcus Pettersson the day off Sunday.
To call the Conor Garland trade a controversial one would be a step too far. Most fans and followers of the Vancouver Canucks came away from the Trade Deadline Eve transaction that sent Garland to the Columbus Blue Jackets feeling more or less fine about the whole thing, or at the very least glad that it was over and done with.
The Vancouver Canucks are rolling through a busy stretch, and there’s plenty to talk about—injuries, prospects, and coaching chatter. The team has been battling to play well and even win a few games.
It was a tall order for the Abbotsford Canucks with the red-hot Henderson Silver Knights coming to town. Although the home side made a weekend of it with a barn burner on Sunday, the visitors ultimately skated away with a pair of wins.
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
NCAA playoff season is upon us, and the Vancouver Canucks had six players who were part of the dance. Unfortunately, all six saw their conference chances end in an unfavourable way.
Welcome back to Stars of the Week at CanucksArmy ! Every week, we’ll be bringing you our Top Three best and brightest performers on the Vancouver Canucks that week.
Evander Kane has had a career that’s been anything but boring. One moment he’s dazzling on the ice, the next he’s making headlines off it—and somehow, the story keeps twisting.
While the NHL and AHL seasons have roughly a month remaining, most European leagues are nearing their conclusions and gearing up for championship runs.
The Vancouver Canucks were pleased to see defenceman Elias Pettersson on the ice for practice Sunday morning at Rogers Arena. The young blueliner left Saturday’s 5-2 loss to the Seattle Kraken after two periods with a lower-body injury.
The Vancouver Canucks have a storied history. Sure, it’s often been a horror story, but that still counts. Just once in that storied history has the Canucks’ leading goal scorer in a season failed to reach 20 goals.
Another loss for the collection. The Vancouver Canucks dropped a 5-2 loss to the Seattle Kraken last night. For the second game in a row, this team came out of the gates strong.
The Canucks started this game with some good pace, and really, both sides appeared ready to play from the jump. But it was the Kraken who scored the game’s first goal, as ex-Canuck Jared McCann scored against his old team (as he so often does).
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.
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.
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 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.