It’s been just over a month since the Quinn Hughes trade, and because of that, it feels like a good time to take a look at how the new guys are doing as members of the Vancouver Canucks. Since joining the team, all three players have received more opportunities than they had with the Minnesota Wild.
On Monday morning, fans were hit with a handful of Vancouver Canucks injury updates. The Athletic’s Thomas Drance first shared the line combinations at Monday’s morning skate at the Bell Centre in Montreal.
The Canucks announced they’ve placed center Marco Rossi on injured reserve retroactive to Dec. 30. His roster spot is going to winger Arshdeep Bains, who’s been recalled from AHL Abbotsford.
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The Vancouver Canucks learned this week that they would be without forwards Conor Garland and Marco Rossi for “at least a week,” if not longer. Now, normally, when a team is down a couple of players, the last thing it wants to do is trade more.
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Some roster movement by the Vancouver Canucks, thanks to some recent injuries. On Friday, the club announced that forward Marco Rossi has been placed on injured reserve.
One of the Vancouver Canucks new additions is set to miss significant time. On Friday, the Canucks placed center Marco Rossi on injured reserve retroactive to Dec.
Talk about a tough start to the new year. As has happened many times this season, the Vancouver Canucks will be short a couple of players due to injury.
The injury bug has crept its way back into the Vancouver Canucks locker room. Forwards Marco Rossi and Conor Garland are set to miss at least a week with ailments.
Not even a week after finally getting top-line center Elias Pettersson back in the lineup, the Vancouver Canucks are getting more unfortunate injury news.
The new calendar year hasn’t started off on a good note on the injury front for Vancouver.
Another year is in the books, and with the shift in the calendar often come New Year’s resolutions, self-imposed mission statements intended to better ourselves and/or conquer our problems.
When the Vancouver Canucks shocked the hockey world and dealt Quinn Hughes to the Minnesota Wild in a blockbuster trade, one of the positions the team was hoping to fill was the second-line centre position.
And so begins the rebuild era. The Vancouver Canucks topped the New Jersey Devils by a 2-1 scoreline, fully committing to the ethical tank with a pretty solid performance on the road.
One of the recent additions to the Vancouver Canucks is set to jump into the lineup with his new team. On Sunday, general manager Patrik Allvin announced that the team has activated forward Marco Rossi from injured reserve.
The Vancouver Canucks placed Elias Pettersson on injured reserve on Sunday and activated fellow forward Marco Rossi from IR. The move to injured reserve is retroactive to Dec.
A couple of roster moves will put one of the newest members of the Vancouver Canucks in action. General manager Patrik Allvin announced that forward Elias Pettersson has been placed on injured reserve with an upper-body injury, while the team has activated fellow center Marco Rossi from IR.
The Vancouver Canucks announced this morning that center Marco Rossi has been activated off of injured reserve. In a corresponding move, the club placed center Elias Pettersson on IR, retroactive to Dec.
For a player of this caliber to get traded at this stage of their career, it is probably a good sign that something has gone terribly wrong with the franchise.
The Minnesota Wild now own the rights to the best Friday night news dump in NHL history.
The Minnesota Wild have never seemed to be fully sold on Marco Rossi, their first-round pick (ninth overall) from the 2020 NHL draft. Despite his relatively
The Minnesota Wild will be without their top center for an indertiminate amount of time, as Marco Rossi will be out for “a little bit” with a lower-body-injury, per The Athletic’s Michael Russo.
After much deliberation from both sides, the Minnesota Wild and center Marco Rossi have agreed on a contract extension. Starting this season, it’ll be a three-year deal worth $5 million annually for the 23-year-old.
The saga between the Minnesota Wild and restricted free agent Marco Rossi is over. Rossi and the Wild agreed to a three-year, $15 million deal that carries an annual average value of $5 million.
Rossi Watch is over in the Twin Cities. According to multiple reports, the Minnesota Wild have signed forward Marco Rossi to a three-year contract. The deal will carry an AAV of $5 million through the 2027-28 season.
Per several insider reports on Friday morning, the Minnesota Wild have re-signed forward Marco Rossi to a three-year, $15 million bridge contract. The deal carries a $5 million average annual value, with Rossi’s qualifying offer heading into his unrestricted free agency projected at $6 million.
After months of trade speculation, restricted free agent center Marco Rossi is signing a new deal.
There are mixed reports this week regarding Minnesota Wild forward Marco Rossi. James Murphy notes that the Vancouver Canucks and Seattle Kraken have expressed trade interest, while Michael Russo of The Athletic is reporting that the Wild and Rossi are nearing a bridge deal.
Some NHL teams aggressively added to their roster this offseason in hopes of improving their Stanley Cup odds, while others traded assets for a better shot at a high pick in the 2026 NHL Draft.
Now that the draft and free agency have come and gone for the most part, there will still be some signings happening, but it’s time to dive into some more offseason items.
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