Seeing the Vancouver Canucks in Round Two of the Stanley Cup Playoffs is an unexpected delight for their fans. For fans of the Edmonton Oilers, their team’s presence is the bare minimum.
With five out of a possible six points earned this week, the Vancouver Canucks have positioned themselves strongly to secure the Pacific Division title.
The Vancouver Canucks are in the midst of their best season since Daniel and Henrik Sedin were still the driving forces of the offense. The Canucks led the Western Conference for long stretches of the 2023-24 campaign, and currently sit three points back of the Dallas Stars with six games to go.
It was this week in 2017 when former Vancouver Canucks captain Henrik Sedin reached 1,000 NHL career points. And while the mark was officially hit on January 20th of that year, it was how it was earned that echoed across the league.
To see how far this Vancouver Canucks team has come in just one year is nothing short of spectacular.
On this day in 2017, Vancouver Canucks forward Daniel Sedin hit a career milestone in the final year of his career, scoring his 1,000th career points in a 5-3 Canucks win over the Nashville Predators.
To hear Chris Tanev tell it, he fully expected to remain in Vancouver as he approached unrestricted free agency after the 2019–20 season. The former Vancouver Canucks defenceman appeared on Friday’s edition of 32 Thoughts: The Podcast with Elliotte Friedman and detailed some of the process that led to him leaving B.C.
NHL teams recently voted on a new NHL Draft format, and with the changes coming, former NHL executive Brian Burke believes the Vancouver Canucks would have never landed both Daniel Sedin and Henrik Sedin.
Using statistical tools, considering off-ice impact, and listening to you as hockey fans via social media and public polling, we’re presenting the most deserving HHOF Class of 2023.
On May 24, 2011, Kevin Bieksa scored the goal that sent the Canucks to the 2011 Stanley Cup Final. You’ve heard this story before, and unfortunately, you know how it eventually ends.
20-year-old Aatu Räty was in a state of relaxation when his girlfriend checked her phone and realized that the pair would be moving across the continent.
After stellar 17-year Hall of Fame careers, Daniel and Henrik Sedin are ready to help the next generation of players find their footing on their paths to becoming NHLers.
Be sure to check out NHL lines site Betway for all the latest Canucks game day odds! After a 5-1 loss to the Washington Capitals on Tuesday night, the Vancouver Canucks will look to turn things around tonight.
Last night, the Hockey Hall of Fame officially welcomed the three greatest players in Vancouver Canucks history to join their hallowed walls. Henrik Sedin, Daniel Sedin, and Roberto Luongo were inducted today as part of the Hall’s Class of 2022 for their incredible on-ice achievements.
With the Sedins and Luongo entering the Hall of Fame, we ask you to predict the future. Quinn’s Questions is a feature where you the fans tell us your thoughts, through your vote and hopefully in the comments, as well.
Henrik Sedin is set to miss day one of the Hall of Fame festivities while he recovers from COVID-19. This, according to the Hall’s Kelly Masse, who works as the director of corporate and media relations.
The Hockey Hall of Fame added six new members Monday.
The Class of 2022 is upon us. The Hockey Hall of Fame Selection Committee will meet on Monday, June 27 to finalize and announce its new group of inductees.
The Sedin twins had spent last season gaining experience working within the Vancouver Canucks' hockey operations department.
Earlier this season, we took a look at the Vancouver Canucks, specifically examining the young players who were signaling a changing of the guard. Part of that was the uncertain futures of Henrik and Daniel Sedin.
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