The Vancouver Canucks (17-31-5) play the seventh game of their eight-game homestand when they host the Anaheim Ducks (28-22-3) tonight at Rogers Arena.
All the trade talk lately around Vancouver’s defence has been loud, especially after Quinn Hughes got shipped off to Minnesota in December. Fans are asking who’s going to hold this blue line together now—and honestly, the answer is pretty simple: Filip Hronek.
As the NHL trade deadline approaches, the Toronto Maple Leafs remain firmly in the market for defensive help. Injuries, inconsistent play, a lack of reliability, and a thin right side have only upped the sense of urgency.
As the Vancouver Canucks continue to navigate the trajectory of their rebuild, speculation surrounding who will stay and who could be moved ahead of the NHL trade deadline has been unavoidable.
There's more to hockey than scoring goals and stopping pucks. For some players, putting up points came second to their main task: angering their opponents.
Agent Allan Walsh isn’t shy about taking to social media to defend his clients. One of the players he defends the most out of anyone is Filip Hronek, who finds himself in trade rumors recently with the Vancouver Canucks heading toward a rebuild.
The Vancouver Canucks finally found their footing on Wednesday night, ending an 11-game losing streak with a 4-3 comeback victory over the Washington Capitals at Rogers Arena.
Allan Walsh, the player agent for Vancouver Canucks’ defenseman Filip Hronek, isn’t just trying to quickly squash rumors that his client might be going anywhere.
As the Vancouver Canucks consider all possibilities to help reshape their club and build a future Stanley Cup contender, one name that has emerged as a potential key trade candidate is defenseman Filip Hronek.
As TSN insider Pierre LeBrun said on Wednesday, all bets are off in Vancouver as the Canucks embrace a rebuild. Virtually nobody can be considered safe right now, which has speculation swirling around the numerous quality veteran players who could be dealt in the coming weeks.
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, the Calgary Flames are pushing hard to finalize a Rasmus Andersson trade, the Vancouver Canucks have one defenseman every
If the Vancouver Canucks ever decided to truly open the door to trade discussions, one name would immediately rise above the rest: Filip Hronek. According
The Vancouver Canucks head into Detroit to face the Red Wings on Thursday carrying a problem that’s becoming uncomfortably familiar. The team shows up — eventually — but their full game rarely does.
And the tank efforts continue. The Vancouver Canucks lost 5-3 to the Buffalo Sabres. For a large chunk of the game, it looked out of hand, the Sabres running hot and running rampant all over the Canucks.
On Tuesday morning, a trio of Vancouver Canucks players have been named to their respective countries’ Winter Olympic rosters: Defenceman Filip Hronek and centreman David Kämpf were announced to Team Czechia, while Teddy Blueger was named to Team Latvia.
After a travel day on Sunday, the Vancouver Canucks hit the ice at Key Bank Arena in Buffalo on Monday afternoon as the team prepares for the opener of a six-game road trip on Tuesday, which will kick off the second half of the team’s schedule.
The Vancouver Canucks no longer have one of the best defencemen in the NHL patrolling their blue line. While that would usually spell doom for most teams, the Canucks appear set to weather that storm with their solid stable of young defencemen now led by 20-year-olds Zeev Buium and Tom Willander.
The Quinn Hughes trade has come and gone, and we are told more Vancouver Canucks trades are on the way. We have heard plenty of discussion about which Canucks are most likely to go next – names like Kiefer Sherwood and Evander Kane – but little talk about who has taken over Hughes’ status as the team’s most valuable trade chip.
Fil Hronek – who clearly read Daniel Wagner’s first article for CanucksArmy – got things going by activating on a 2-on-1 with Evander Kane. When Kevin Bahl started sliding to take his passing lane away, Hronek stopped up for a toe drag before wiring the puck past Dustin Wolf.
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 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.
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.