The Utah Hockey Club continued its post 4-Nations break hot streak on Thursday as the team beat the Detroit Red Wings 4-2 to win their fourth game in the past five.
The Utah Hockey Club put pen to paper on three contract extensions Wednesday night. On Thursday’s episode of Daily Faceoff LIVE, Frank Seravalli and Tyler Yaremchuk chatted about Utah’s three re-signings and what could be the next moves we see out of Salt Lake City.
Former Vancouver Canucks defenseman Ian Cole will be sticking around in Utah after inking a contract extension with the club on Wednesday night. After spending the 2023-24 season in Vancouver with the Canucks, Ian Cole decided to hit the free agent market and signed a one-year deal with Utah Hockey Club worth $3.1 million.
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A busy Wednesday for Utah continues. After inking Alexander Kerfoot and Ian Cole to one-year extensions, the team has agreed to terms with its most prominent pending unrestricted free agent.
Just two days ahead of the 2025 NHL Trade Deadline, the Utah Hockey Club have re-signed forward Alexander Kerfoot and defenceman Ian Cole. During a very busy day in the NHL, Utah signed two contracts late Tuesday night.
The Utah Hockey Club took care of some business on Wednesday night and signed deals with two of their key players. The organization announced a one-year contract extension for defenseman Ian Cole and a one-year deal for forward Alex Kerfoot.
The Utah Hockey Club announced Wednesday that it has signed defenseman Ian Cole to a one-year contract extension. Per TSN’s Chris Johnston, Cole’s extension will carry a $3-million annual average value, including $2.8 million in base salary plus an additional $200,000 in games played bonuses.
It turns out Alexander Kerfoot wasn’t the only pending UFA from Utah to get an extension on Wednesday.
The Vancouver Canucks are not the same team that won 50 games last season and walked away as Pacific Division champions. They have dropped several notches in people’s minds and are no longer a contender for the Stanley Cup, something they were considered at this time last season.
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Change has come to the Vancouver Canucks blueline over the course of the 2024 offseason. Of course, that’s nothing new these days, or since General Manager Patrik Allvin and Co.
After 17 seasons in the NHL, two Stanley Cups, and playing for eight different teams, Ian Cole is reaching the twilight of his hockey career. He’s won big, scored some massive goals, and has had a long career in the NHL.
The new kids on the block have made a few signings on a busy open to NHL free agency. On Monday, the Utah Hockey Club signed defensemen Ian Cole and Kevin Connauton, as well as forward Kevin Stenlund.
Ian Cole is who you mean when you hear the descriptor “wily veteran”. The 35-year-old defenceman has played 826 regular season NHL games and another 129 in the playoffs.
Just moments into free agency, there are now four former Vancouver Canucks that have signed with new teams. It was first reported that both Elias Lindholm and Nikita Zadorov will both be heading to the Boston Bruins.
They call it the Free Agent Frenzy for a reason, and that reason is urgency. Each year on July 1 (now that the schedule has returned to normal), hundreds of millions of dollars worth of contracts are handed out to dozens of NHL UFAs.
In this edition of the Vancouver Canucks News & Rumors, the asking price for Martin Necas might be too much for Vancouver. Also, Ian Cole will be a free agent this offseason.
The Canucks are not expected to come to terms on a new contract with defenseman Ian Cole before he reaches unrestricted free agency.
Game 7s in the NHL tend to be low-scoring games, and YB's Griffin Carroll certainly expects that again here in Vancouver as the Canucks host the Edmonton Oilers.
The Vancouver Canucks’ victory over the Edmonton Oilers in Game 1 of Round Two of the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs was a memorable and dramatic one. It might rightly be called the greatest comeback in franchise history, had not an even greater comeback occurred in the previous round.
Ian Cole, come on down! You’re the next contestant on Fans of the Vancouver Canucks have become oddly focused on the quality of your play. Cole’s performance has definitely become a topic of conversation in recent weeks.
Well, this was sort of expected, even if the hopium was abound. The Vancouver Canucks dropped a 4-1 decision against the Vegas Golden Knights, in a game where the defending champions demonstrated why they were indeed that.
If there's a team desperate to turn things around, it's the Vancouver Canucks. After years of being a threat in the Western Conference, British Columbia's team has been plagued with dysfunction and missed out on the postseason seven of the past eight years.
There are still three-quarters of the 2022-23 NHL season remaining, but it is hard to imagine somebody giving up a worse goal than the one Philadelphia Flyers goalie Carter Hart allowed on Thursday night.
Cole avoided what some would've deemed a justifiable suspension for his actions in Tuesday's 4-2 win at the Winnipeg Jets.
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