Vancouver Canucks' Filip Chytil recently sat down for an interview with Pavel Mandat of Hokej.cz, where he revealed he is 100% healthy for the upcoming season.
There are precious few guarantees in the world of sports. But we can very nearly guarantee that the forward corps of the Vancouver Canucks are going to look different in a couple weeks’ time.
Filip Chytil’s Vancouver Canucks career has spanned a short – but eventful – 15 games. That’s what happens when you’re the key piece in a team-altering trade that sent JT Miller back to the New York Rangers.
Can you name every winner of the Hart Trophy, which honors the most valuable player in the NHL, since 1983?
The Vancouver Canucks head into next season with plenty to prove. After the regular season turmoil and not making the playoffs, the big question is how to raise the team’s level of play.
Vancouver Canucks centerman Filip Chytil missed the last 16 games of the season after sustaining a concussion in the team’s March 15th win over the Chicago Blackhawks.
The Vancouver Canucks held their end of season media availabilities on Friday morning, and it was fans first opportunity to hear from Filip Chytil after sustaining a season-ending concussion on March 15: “Yeah, I feel good,” Chytil said regarding his current health.
With nothing left to play for, the Vancouver Canucks are shutting down centre Elias Pettersson and Filip Chytil for the rest of the season. Canucks head
With five games remaining in their season, the Vancouver Canucks are going to be without three key players for at least their next two games. The Canucks are in Dallas to take on the Stars tonight, and Sportsnet’s Iain MacIntyre offered up some injury updates from the team’s morning skate.
Vancouver Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet provided some more information on the injuries surrounding centres Elias Pettersson, Filip Chytil and Nils Aman, winger Nils Hoglander, and defenceman Tyler Myers after the team practiced on Friday.
Earlier this week, Rick Tocchet told the media that the “odds are against” Filip Chytil playing again for the Vancouver Canucks in the 2024/25 season. Most times, such statements of long-term injury are made, they lead to inevitable disappointment.
The bad news continues for the Vancouver Canucks on the injury front as they fight for the final Wild Card spot in the West. Speaking to media today, Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet said Filip Chytil has “good days and bad days” in his recovery from a concussion, and is considered unlikely to return to Vancouver’s lineup this season.
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In this edition of Vancouver Canucks News & Rumours, Filip Chytil missed a game due to a concussion. Also, Quinn Hughes backs Elias Pettersson as he emerges from his year-long struggles.
It might be time for the Vancouver Canucks to make a call and summon Aatu Räty from AHL Abbotsford and return Jonathan Lekkerimäki. This could come as a surprise considering the team’s scoring troubles, having scored more than three goals in just one of their previous 18 games (and no, we aren’t counting their 4-3 shootout win).
Vancouver Canucks’ Head Coach Rick Tocchet says forward Filip Chytil is out with a concussion and won’t play in Sunday’s game against Utah Hockey Club.
Vancouver Canuck forward Filip Chytil was injured during the third period of last night’s game, leaving fans and the team uncertain about his condition, per Jim Cerny of Forever Blueshirts.
The New York Rangers entered Saturday's game at the Buffalo Sabres on the outside of the Eastern Conference playoff picture and quickly running out of time to get themselves back in it.
It did not take long for Filip Chytil to fit right in with his new team. Sunday night the former New York Ranger scored his first goal as a member of the Vancouver Canucks.
It did not take J.T. Miller long to start making an impact in his return to the New York Rangers.
The never-ending J.T. Miller saga has, in fact, ended.
New York Rangers’ forward Filip Chytil left Tuesday’s game against the Dallas Stars with an upper-body injury, with the team reporting on social media that he would not return.
New York Rangers forward Filip Chytil has avoided what many feared could be another concussion and is set to rejoin the team in Calgary on Wednesday. The 25-year-old was held back in New York for further evaluation following a collision with teammate K’Andre Miller during last Thursday’s win against the San Jose Sharks.
New York Rangers forward Filip Chytil is close to a return after exams determined he did not sustain a concussion last week, ESPN reported Tuesday. Chytil, 25, is day-to-day with an upper-body injury and will reportedly rejoin the team ahead of Thursday's game in Calgary.
It appears the New York Rangers will be without forward Filip Chytil when they open a four-game trip Sunday night in Seattle. Whether Chytil will join the Rangers later on the trek, which also will comprise stops in Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton, is uncertain.
New York Rangers’ forward Filip Chytil left Thursday’s game against the San Jose Sharks with an upper-body injury. The team announced on social media that he would not return.
New York Rangers forward Filip Chytil will be a game-time decision for tonight’s game against the Carolina Hurricanes, per Rangers head coach Peter Laviolette.
The Czech pivot hasn’t played in over seven months due to suspected concussion symptoms.
Rangers center Filip Chytil is skating with the Rangers at Friday morning’s practice in a non-contact jersey.
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