After a tumultuous season in Vancouver saw the Canucks miss the playoffs for the ninth time in 12 years, defenceman Filip Hronek will look to make an impact on the international stage.
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Skill issue. The Vancouver Canucks dominated the Chicago Blackhawks, beating them 6-2 at home. Numbers-wise, it wasn’t the best of performances, with Chicago getting a good amount of the flow in their favour throughout the night.
The NHL began awarding the Conn Smythe Trophy to the most valuable player of the postseason beginning in the 1965 season. How many of the past winners can you name in six minutes?
With a compressed schedule down the stretch, practice time is hard to come by for National Hockey League teams. The Vancouver Canucks took Thursday as a full team day off after back to back games against Montreal and Calgary.
Filip Hronek exploded for 48 points in 81 games in his first season with the Vancouver Canucks, which earned him an eight-year, $58 million contract extension.
There have been 53 trade deadlines since the Vancouver Canucks entered the NHL. A time of season for the haves and have-nots. The Canucks have not put themselves in a position to be the amongst the haves throughout their history.
Despite a flu bug that is making the rounds and a firestorm of trade talk swirling around the team, it was a relatively normal day of practice for the Vancouver Canucks on Monday at Rogers Arena.
Harvey Valentine: Anaheim Ducks forward Troy Terry returned to the lineup after missing four games for personal reasons. Sean Shapiro: Dallas Stars GM Jim Nill said that forward Mason Marchment is a couple of weeks away.
Vancouver Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet confirmed to the media that defenseman Filip Hronek would return to the lineup Tuesday vs. Winnipeg Jets. “[Hronek]’s worked really hard.
The Vancouver Canucks (19-13-10) wrap up a five-game road trip when they visit the Winnipeg Jets (29-12-3) at Canada Life Place tonight. The Canucks are looking to post consecutive victories for the first time since the start of December and back-to-back regulation wins for the first time since November 23rd and 26th.
The Vancouver Canucks are getting a key player back to their blue line after missing him for nearly two months. Defenseman Filip Hronek is set to return to the lineup following a lengthy recovery from lower-body surgery and could reappear early this week.
Earlier on Monday morning, the Vancouver Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin announced that Filip Hronek had rejoined the club in Winnipeg ahead of Tuesday’s match against the Winnipeg Jets.
The Vancouver Canucks will soon have a bolstered blue line as defenseman Filip Hronek is set to return to the lineup, general manager Patrik Allvin announced Monday.
Vancouver Canucks’ General Manager announced on Monday morning that defenceman Filip Hronek has rejoined the team in Winnipeg ahead of Tuesday’s match against the Jets.
Vancouver Canucks defenseman Filip Hronek is inching closer to returning to the lineup as on Wednesday it was announced that he has been assigned to the AHL’s Abbotsford Canucks as part of a conditioning stint.
The Canucks are getting a big boost to their blue line. Unfortunately, we’re talking about the Abbotsford Canucks. On the bright side, in this particular instance, it also means that the big club will eventually get a boost to their blueline.
The Vancouver Canucks can't seem to avoid the injury bug this season, most recently with Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes missing practice on Friday and being ruled doubtful for Saturday's afternoon contest with the Seattle Kraken.
Vancouver Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin announced on Tuesday afternoon that defenceman Filip Hronek would be out approximately eight weeks after a successful procedure on his lower body.
The Vancouver Canucks have announced that defenseman Filip Hronek will be out eight weeks with a lower-body injury. According to GM Patrik Allvin, Hronek, who has also dealt with an upper-body injury, was hurt during a loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins on November 27.
The Vancouver Canucks were dealt a serious blow this week when top pairing defenceman Filip Hronek left Wednesday's game with a shoulder injury, and questions have already been asked about how they'll deal with his absence.
Questions are being asked in Vancouver as the Canucks may be forced to make a move after an injury update and news broke that defenseman Filip Hronek is expected to miss significant time with an upper-body issue.
The Canucks have signed defenseman Filip Hronek to a maximum eight-year contract extension, shares the team. The deal will carry an annual cap hit of $7.25M, for a total value of $58M.