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.
The Vancouver Canucks were hit with locker room drama last season with Pettersson and Miller, and now Jake DeBrusk has opened up on being at the centre of it.
The Canucks had plenty of locker room drama last season, and now Jake DeBrusk has revealed what it was like to be in the middle of the situation. Last season was a disaster for the Vancouver Canucks, as the team went through struggles both on and off the ice, with the feud between J.T.
Less than a month away from training camp, it’s time to start thinking about the way the 2025-26 season may unfold for members of the Vancouver Canucks in JPat’s Canucks Summer Faceoff.
Every NHL player faces some degree of pressure. Even Aleksander Barkov, who has captained the Florida Panthers to back-to-back titles. However, some players certainly face more pressure than most, and of course inherently some players are facing the most pressure.
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.
When you heard Jake DeBrusk talk about his first season with the Vancouver Canucks, you may have forgotten that he led the team in goals with 28, a new career-high for the 28-year-old.
They say you can’t really account for luck. But sometimes, you can count it. In the sport of hockey, ‘puck luck’ is measured in a handful of different ways, but most frequently through shooting percentage – especially on a year-by-year basis.
From a personal production standpoint, Jake DeBrusk’s first season as a Vancouver Canuck went about as well as anyone could have hoped for. After signing a seven-year deal with a $5.5 million AAV in 2024 free agency, DeBrusk led the Canucks in goals with 28.
The biggest Vancouver Canucks acquisition last offseason was Jake DeBrusk. After spending seven seasons in Boston, the Edmonton native chose to come to Vancouver in search of a bigger opportunity.
Congratulations go out this week to the Vancouver Canucks for making it through the 2024-25 season without completely imploding. The bar was high to start, it lowered a little more with each game, and they made it to the end.
In his first season as a member of the Vancouver Canucks, Jake DeBrusk scored a career-high of 28 goals in 82 games played. This total made him the team’s goal scoring leader this season, followed closely by Brock Boeser and Pius Suter (25).
Looks like there could be some Vancouver Canucks representation at the upcoming World Championships after all. In an interview on Tuesday morning’s edition
Jake DeBrusk scored with 18 seconds remaining in overtime as the Vancouver Canucks defeated the San Jose Sharks 2-1 for their third win in four games. Canucks goalie Nikita Tolopilo, making his NHL debut, made 15 saves to earn his first career win.
Jake DeBrusk scored a rebound goal with 17.6 seconds left in overtime as the Vancouver Canucks rallied for a 2-1 victory over the visiting San Jose Sharks on Monday night.
With the Vancouver Canucks in a fight for their playoff lives, every goal matters. And as the club scratches and claws its way to the finish line of the 2024-25 schedule, it’s finding different ways to grind out results.
Welcome to Instant Reaction — 4 Nations Face-Off edition! Typically, we give our Instant Reaction to Vancouver Canucks games, but since those aren’t happening right now, we thought we’d do the same for the 4 Nations Face-Off.
On a team that struggles to generate offence, Jake DeBrusk leads the Vancouver Canucks with 19 goals so far this season. Let’s be honest, it’s a modest total in the grand scheme of the National Hockey League where Leon Draisaitl already has 40 this 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.
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.
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 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.
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.