The Vancouver Canucks‘ season is starting to feel like a test of patience. Injuries, underperforming players, and looming contract decisions are keeping fans on edge.
It’s true, the American Hockey League is above all else, a developmental league. But what’s happened to the Abbotsford Canucks’ blue line early this season has been as taxing as it gets.
It’s been pretty quiet in the Vancouver Canucks training camp so far. The big names are still in play, the roster hasn’t been slashed down yet, and fans are waiting to see how this team will take shape heading into October.
Defenceman Sawyer Mynio is headed to Abbotsford, Vancouver Canucks GM Patrik Allvin announced Friday. The 20-year-old defensive prospect wrapped up his time in juniors earlier this year and will now be playing his first full pro season.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
Sawyer Mynio has a bright future ahead in hockey, and now the former third-round pick has declared he wants to make the jump to the pro level this season.
We are back with the 2025 summer edition of our CanucksArmy top 20 Vancouver Canucks prospect rankings. Today, we present to you our seventh-ranked player in the system, a smooth-skating and aggressive defender with a booming one-timer.
The Abbotsford Canucks are heading into the second round of the Calder Cup playoffs, but they’ve added one last piece to their arsenal before heading out.
It’s playoff season for everyone but the NHL and American Hockey League (AHL), and the Vancouver Canucks have prospects competing in the Western Hockey League (WHL) and Ontario Hockey League (OHL) Playoffs and the NCAA’s Frozen Four tournament.
The Canadian Hockey League — home to the Quebec, Ontario, and Western Leagues — honours the nation’s most outstanding players by naming monthly all-star teams.
With just hours remaining until the NHL trade deadline (noon PT on Friday, March 7, 2025), tension is palpable among Vancouver Canucks fans. To sell the farm or ride out the ship?
We are back with our 2025 mid-season edition of our CanucksArmy top 20 Vancouver Canucks prospect rankings. If you are curious about our ranking criteria, check them out in our Honourable Mentions installment.
While trade rumours swirl around the Vancouver Canucks, prospect Sawyer Mynio is letting his play do the talking. In a thrilling Friday night WHL matchup, he delivered a highlight-reel overtime goal to lift the Calgary Hitmen to a 4-3 victory over the Edmonton Oil Kings.
We’re into the stretch drive of the junior hockey schedule, friends, and soon we’ll be into that part of the collegiate calendar, too. The World Juniors are done with and everyone’s starting to adjust their rosters for the stretch drive.
Welcome to the first Vancouver Canucks Prospects Report of 2025. The biggest event that wraps up for prospects at the beginning of every year is the World Junior Championship and the Canucks had three participating in the festivities.
The Western Hockey League (WHL) trading period is in full swing, and the Calgary Hitmen have pulled off a significant blockbuster deal to bolster their roster.
Two Vancouver Canucks defensive prospects made a mark for their respective teams on Sunday, with Sawyer Mynio and Tom Willander each landing on the scoresheet at the World Juniors.
The World Juniors are heating up, and Day 4 provided Vancouver Canucks fans with plenty to cheer about as all three of the team’s prospects were in action.
The Vancouver Canucks now officially have a prospect playing for Team Canada at the World Juniors, as Sawyer Mynio was registered to the roster as of December 27 according to the IIHF.
The 2025 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship is set to get underway in less than two weeks and each of the ten participating nations are finalizing their rosters for the tournament.
The final roster cuts have been made, and Vancouver Canucks’ 2023 third-round pick, Sawyer Mynio, has officially earned his spot on Team Canada for the 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship in Ottawa, Ontario.
Kamloops native Sawyer Mynio was picked by the Vancouver Canucks in the third round of the 2023 NHL Draft after helping the Seattle Thunderbirds win the WHL's Ed Chynoweth Cup.