We are one month into the NHL offseason, and most teams have made some sort of major change by now. It's either been more to help them win now, try to start a rebuild, or just marginally improve themselves on the edges.
The Nashville Predators acquired forward Nils Hoglander from the Vancouver Canucks on Monday in exchange for a third-round pick in the 2029 NHL Draft. Hoglander, 25, has two seasons remaining on a three-year, $9 million contract he signed with Vancouver in October 2024.
The Vancouver Canucks made two roster moves in quick succession Monday, trading Nils Hoglander to the Nashville Predators before turning around and acquiring veteran winger Brendan Gallagher from the Montreal Canadiens — with the Canadiens retaining 50 percent of his salary.
How many of the players to grace the cover of each EA NHL video game going back to 'NHL 2000?"
New Nashville Predators president of hockey operations continues to hit the ground running, as he has made yet another move with an eye toward re-shaping the Predators’ stable of depth forwards.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
There’s a rare three-day break in the Colorado-Minnesota series and with the Wild down a couple of games and a trio of veterans, they’re probably quite
Since returning from the Olympic break, the Edmonton Oilers have been pretty up and down, going back and forth between wins and losses. But one bright spot in this time has been Matt Savoie, who had seven points in the first four games after the break.
The Vancouver Canucks are activating winger Nils Höglander from long-term injured reserve before Monday's game against the Red Wings, head coach Adam Foote told reporters (including Randip Janda of Sportsnet 650).
Vancouver Canucks general manager (GM) Patrik Allvin announced on Monday evening that forward Nils Hoglander will be out 8-10 weeks after successful lower-body surgery.
The Vancouver Canucks announced Monday that forward Nils Hoglander underwent lower-body surgery and will be out between eight and 10 weeks. The news comes less than a week after Hoglander, 24, left the Canucks’ preseason game against the Calgary Flames Wednesday and did not return.
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.
Vancouver Canucks’ forward Nils Hoglander will be out week-to-week with a lower-body injury, according to assistant coach Brett McLean. CHEK television host Rick Dhaliwal reported on X the injury in question is a sprained ankle.
His availability for the beginning of the regular season is in doubt.
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.
Canucks' Nils Hoglander stunned fans after it was announced by SVT.se that the Vancouver forward made a generous donation to help open a new arena in his hometown.
Welcome back to the next instalment of our NHL Draft lookbacks here at CanucksArmy. So far this offseason, we’ve looked at Brock Boeser (10 years later), Quinn Hughes (8 years later), and are more than open to suggestions of who else we should tackle!
With the Canucks dealing with more injuries up front with Nils Aman leaving practice early Friday and Nils Hoglander’s availability in question, they’ve added some extra forward depth.
It was reported earlier this week by Sportsnet Insider Iain MacIntyre that neither forward Elias Pettersson nor Nils Hoglander was present at practice this Sunday morning.
The Vancouver Canucks will be without star centerman Elias Pettersson and top-six winger Nils Hoglander for the remaining four games of their current road trip.
It's been 21 games since Nils Höglander last registered a point, and 26 games since he lit the lamp. For a player many expected to take a leap this season, it's been a frustrating stretch.
With a little less than three months to go until the National Hockey League's trade deadline, it's going to get busy, especially with rumors involving the Vancouver Canucks and forward Nils Hoglander.
The Pittsburgh Penguins trade chatter is circling on two players. The team has already executed a pair of trades since acquiring Kevin Hayes at the NHL Draft in June but has only dealt with one team.
Both Dubas and Don Sweeney have revealed that they want to make changes to their roster.
The Vancouver Canucks are on a roll of late, winning three of their last four games and head into Detroit on Sunday afternoon with an opportunity to overtake the Calgary Flames for third in the Pacific Division.
It wasn’t long ago that Canucks winger Nils Hoglander looked like an important part of Vancouver’s long-term plans. But things haven’t gone as well this year for him, and it appears that teams are starting to kick the tires to see if he’s available.
Vancouver Canucks forward Nils Hoglander could be a trade chip for Patrik Allvin this season as they look to make an addition or two before the deadline in March.
Different year, same story. Among the issues throughout the Edmonton Oilers’ underwhelming start to the season has been a lack of depth scoring. Leon Draisaitl is tied for the league lead in goals with 12 and Connor McDavid is second on the team with five.
The Vancouver Canucks have locked up Nils Höglander for a few more seasons. On Sunday, the team announced they have signed the forward to a three-year contract extension.
Hoglander appeared to suffer an injury to his upper left leg or groin during a practice back on March 16.
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