I’m starting to really like what I’m seeing from the Vancouver Canucks’ Liam Ohgren. Something about the young player’s game catches your eye. He seems to know where the puck is going before it gets there.
After the shock and betrayal, we can acknowledge that the Vancouver Canucks got a good package for Quinn Hughes. Zeev Buium is arguably the franchise’s most valuable piece moving forward, and he landed an eight-year mega deal this month.
The Vancouver Canucks, like many other teams approaching today’s CBA change deadline, are considering a long-term deal for RFA Liam Ohgren. According to
Sometimes the most interesting player in a trade isn’t the one everyone is talking about. That might end up being the case with Liam Ohgren. When the Vancouver Canucks acquired Ohgren in the Quinn Hughes trade, most of the attention naturally went to Marco Rossi and Zeev Buium.
The Minnesota Wild look to be losing one of the most highly-regarded scouts in hockey, as the team’s director of amateur scouting, Judd Brackett, appears
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
The Vancouver Canucks had been showing a few sparks lately, but Thursday night was a reminder of the work that still lies ahead. The Tampa Bay Lightning came to Rogers Arena and didn’t just win—they dictated the pace in a 6–2 game that felt decided long before the final buzzer.
Some nights, the story writes itself early. The Vancouver Canucks actually opened the night with some steadiness, kept the pace manageable, and even hung around in the shot battle.
It was another long night for the Vancouver Canucks, and by now the pattern is familiar. The Utah Mammoth came in looking like a team tired of hearing about its two-game skid, and it played with the kind of purpose Vancouver hasn’t been able to match lately.
The Vancouver Canucks head into Utah tonight to face the Mammoth, a team that has been a thorn in their side since moving to the Beehive State. Vancouver is winless against Utah, including a 4–1 home loss in December, and they’ll need their top players to lead the charge if they want to break that streak.
When the Vancouver Canucks traded Quinn Hughes to the Minnesota Wild, the reaction was immediate and emotional. Franchise defencemen don’t get traded quietly, and they don’t get replaced easily.
The Vancouver Canucks aren’t just making headlines for trading a superstar; there’s still plenty happening beneath the surface. Young players and newcomers are starting to show what they can do, depth forwards are finding their footing, and veterans are reminding everyone they still have something to give.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
Evander Kane — with some help from the linesman — got the Canucks on the board early when he caught Jonathan Quick out of position and rifled home his
The Minnesota Wild now own the rights to the best Friday night news dump in NHL history.
Following arguably their best performance of the season against the Seattle Kraken, the Edmonton Oilers returned home on Tuesday night. Opening a five-game homestand against the Minnesota Wild, following up with another strong game was paramount.
The 21-year-old made Minnesota’s roster out of training camp, but playing time was hard to come by.
Can Liam Ohgren earn a spot in the top-six in the veteran's absence?
According to a team announcement, the Minnesota Wild have recalled eight players to serve as Black Aces for the team’s playoff run. The players are forwards Travis Boyd, Brendan Gaunce, Hunter Haight, Ben Jones, and Liam Ohgren, defensemen Cameron Crotty and Carson Lambos, and goaltender Samuel Hlavaj.
The Minnesota Wild have recalled top wing prospect Liam Ohgren under emergency conditions. The move comes after an unnamed member of the Wild fell sick, per Michael Russo of The Athletic.
Two Minnesota Wild skaters scored their first goals of the season and legendary goalie Marc-Andre Fleury pitched the 76th shutout of his career and got a big ovation in a 4-0 victory over the Montreal Canadiens Thursday night at the Bell Centre in Montreal.
The Wild needed an extra forward. They’ve now made that move.
Liam Ohgren made his NHL debut against the Vegas Golden Knights on Friday (April 12) and was held to two shots in 14:07 of ice time. But that slump was shortlived, as he had himself a night against the San Jose Sharks on Saturday recording his first NHL goal, assist, and multipoint game.
The Minnesota Wild announced on Friday that forward Liam Ohgren is expected to make his NHL debut against the Vegas Golden Knights. Ohgren was recalled
The Minnesota Wild are recalling winger prospect Liam Ohgren.
The 20-year-old was the 19th overall selection in the 2022 draft and is a consensus top-three prospect in the Minnesota system alongside netminder Jesper Wallstedt and Russian winger Danila Yurov.
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