Nobody really knows how the Vancouver Canucks will perform in the 2025-26 season. Everyone has their own set of expectations, of course, but anyone who thinks they can predict what’s going to happen with certainty is just plain wrong.
Kiefer Sherwood had a fantastic season in 2024/25 with Vancouver, but now an agent switch has sparked rumours about his extension talks with the Canucks.
Vancouver Canucks forward Kiefer Sherwood has changed agents, sparking speculation that it could be his last year with the team or that a trade could come soon.
Kiefer Sherwood is making a big change heading into his contract year, as the Vancouver Canucks winger has switched agents, according to Rick Dhaliwal.
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.
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.
The term ‘fan favourite’ gets thrown around a lot these days. But it’s as true as it gets when applied to Kiefer Sherwood – someone who throws himself around a lot these days.
2025-2026 will be the final year of Kiefer Sherwood’s contract, which he signed with the Vancouver Canucks last offseason. Coming off a career year at the age of 30, it’s difficult to suggest he will surpass the production and physicality he displayed last season.
With the 2025 NHL Draft and the initial free agency frenzy in the books, we now turn to previewing the 2025-26 season for the Vancouver Canucks. Instead of doing report cards, I thought I would change things up and do previews instead.
Last summer, Vancouver’s signing of winger Kiefer Sherwood drew little fanfare. After all, he was a fourth-line signing on the opening day of free agency where over 100 contracts were handed out, so, like many, he was a bit of an afterthought.
The Vancouver Canucks did not make a ton of noise on the free agent market on July 1. Instead, they decided to hand out three contract extensions to Brock Boeser, Thatcher Demko and Conor Garland.
If there’s one Vancouver Canuck that can look back at their 2024-25 season and claim it was an unqualified success, it’s Kiefer Sherwood. The feisty winger set career highs in nearly every statistic and etched his name into the NHL record books.
One of the reasons why the 2024–25 season wasn’t as bleak for Vancouver Canucks fans is because of how great Kiefer Sherwood’s stats were. This was the forward’s first season with Vancouver, having previously played for the Nashville Predators, Colorado Avalanche, and Anaheim Ducks.
And just like that, another Vancouver Canucks season has come to a close. Through all its ups and downs, the one consistent silver lining on this team has been captain Quinn Hughes.
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We somehow keep getting invites back to do Instant Reactions. Believe me, I’ve told Quads about my game coverage article record (1-10). But now that the Canucks have been mathematically eliminated, maybe that’s why I was sent in.
What was that? The Vancouver Canucks pulled off an improbable comeback, topping the Dallas Stars 6-5 in overtime after being down 5-2 with just a minute left.
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One of the more unique records in the game, covered in bumps and bruises, has been broken again. On Saturday, in a game against the New York Rangers, Vancouver Canucks forward Kiefer Sherwood broke the NHL record for hits in a single season when threw the 384th check of the 2024-25 season.
Vancouver Canucks forward Kiefer Sherwood will return to the lineup Sunday versus the Detroit Red Wings. Sherwood missed the last four games due to an undisclosed injury.
After missing Saturday’s contest against the Washington Capitals, Kiefer Sherwood of the Vancouver Canucks remains sidelined for the immediate future due to an undisclosed injury.
The Vancouver Canucks have announced that winger Kiefer Sherwood has left Thursday’s game against the Edmonton Oilers with an undisclosed issue. Sherwood last had a shift midway through the second period of the game, and did not return in the period.
Kiefer Sherwood was one of the Vancouver Canucks’ key depth signings this summer. Since then, he has quickly become one of the most important players in the team’s recent success.
Kiefer Sherwood scored a natural hat trick and Thatcher Demko made 30 saves in the Vancouver Canucks' 3-1 win over the visiting Colorado Avalanche on Monday.
Mike Halford and Jason Brough, in a recent discussion, highlighted Kiefer Sherwood‘s unique contributions to the Vancouver Canucks. They emphasized his physicality, energy, and knack for filling a vital role on the team.
Kiefer Sherwood played a pivotal role in the Vancouver Canucks’ 4-1 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday. Known for his relentless forechecking and physicality, Sherwood contributed an assist while delivering a standout performance that epitomized his value to the team.