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It was a good effort. The Vancouver Canucks dropped a 4-2 decision to the Dallas Stars at home. All things considered, it was probably one of their best all-around outings all season.
Some weeks, watching the Vancouver Canucks feels quiet on the surface but also full of little tremors underneath. If you’ve watched this team long enough, you can think that bigger things might be coming.
Say what you want about the Vancouver Canucks, this team has been a resilient bunch so far this season. Despite the injuries that have decimated the roster at all positions, the latest being starter Thatcher Demko, they sit with an 8-9-1 record, only three points out of second in the Pacific Division.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
Lost in the many storylines that have emerged a dozen games into an eventful new Vancouver Canucks season is the fact that the injury-riddled hockey club is somehow 6-6 despite just two goals from last year’s leading goal-scorer, Jake DeBrusk.
So nice, they had to do it twice. The Vancouver Canucks came back from 2-0 down again, securing a 3-2 shootout win against the Chicago Blackhawks. Seriously, this team made it a lot more difficult than it had to be, and it wasn’t as if Chicago was in the same stratosphere as a team like Dallas.
The Vancouver Canucks hit the ice at the University of British Columbia for the second consecutive day. It was a similar turnout from yesterday, with one new face, Jake DeBrusk.
Sometimes, a fresh start is all a good NHL player needs. Some players need the right situation to unlock their full potential. That’s been Jake DeBrusk’s story.
It appears that the Vancouver Canucks made the right decision when the free agency window opened back in July to sign forward Jake DeBrusk. While Jake DeBrusk might have had a pretty slow start to his time in Vancouver, he's been on a bit of a hot streak since the calendar switched to November and has continued that strong play into December.
It was a big night for Vancouver Canucks forward Jake DeBrusk as the team returned to Rogers Arena for the first time since November 19th against the New York Rangers.
While his road performances have been nothing short of stellar, his scoring touch has yet to make an appearance at Rogers Arena. It's a curious trend for both DeBrusk and the Canucks, as the team continues to struggle on home ice early in the season.
Jake DeBrusk’s November was a month of transformation, as he went from a slow start to becoming a critical piece of the Vancouver Canucks’ top-six lineup.
In Tuesday night’s game, Jake DeBrusk had a bit of an up-and-down night. He scored a power-play goal to give the Vancouver Canucks a 1-0 lead over his former team, the Boston Bruins.
After signing a seven-year, $38.5 million deal with the Vancouver Canucks in the offseason, Jake DeBrusk is set to skate onto familiar territory once again.
BOSTON — Jake DeBrusk has experienced almost everything one possibly could playing hockey in Boston. Except for being part of the visiting team, that is.
It appears that Jake DeBrusk’s time with the Boston Bruins has come to an end. The winger is eligible to become an unrestricted free agent for the first time in his career on Monday and there’s no talk of a contract extension with the team.
For years, it’s been understood that Jake DeBrusk’s future is not in Boston. He hasn’t left yet, but there have been rumors in recent years suggesting he’d be better off elsewhere.
Jake DeBrusk habitually tormented the Toronto Maple Leafs throughout this career. It’s entirely possible he could be crossing the Atlantic Division in a matter of weeks.
The best player in the potential eight-player group of Boston Bruins that could become unrestricted free agents left it all on the ice in the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs.
The Boston Bruins were eliminated in six games by the Florida Panthers Friday night, losing 2-1. It was a hard-fought series for a Bruins squad that grinded through a seven-game series with the Toronto Maple Leafs in the first round, and battled against injuries and a lack of production.
Say what you want about the streaky intervals of Boston Bruins winger Jake DeBrusk in the regular season; he consistently steps up in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
It’s no secret that Boston Bruins’ forward Jake DeBrusk has had a down season just one year after putting up the best offensive point production of his career.
Among the players set to hit unrestricted free agency for the first time this summer is Edmonton native Jake DeBrusk. Selected in the first round of the 2015 draft, DeBrusk has spent his entire professional career with the Boston Bruins.
The trade deadline is a week and a half away. With that, trade rumors are flying left and right. Jake DeBrusk is one name that has popped up in rumors.