The Vancouver Canucks are heading into a crucial stretch of the season, and it’s got fans talking about what’s next. The Olympic break gives everyone a chance to catch their breath, but soon enough, action resumes, and decisions have to be made.
At some point this season, the conversation around the Vancouver Canucks has shifted from who they can add to who they should move. That’s normal when things slide as much as they have for the Canucks.
Most of the chatter surrounding the Vancouver Canucks nowadays surrounds various trade rumours. While it won’t be easy for the Canucks to move out some of these players due to the trade protection they handed out, that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s impossible to move them – it’s just much, much more difficult.
Every trade season needs a player like Tyler Myers. Big, veteran, familiar, slightly underappreciated, and somehow always at the centre of conversations
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
The Vancouver Canucks are in a rebuild. Maybe. Actually, it might be more of a ‘hybrid rebuild.’ Or, on second thought, it might actually be the kind of hybrid rebuild where the team also re-signs veterans like Kiefer Sherwood instead of trading them.
The Vancouver Canucks came out swinging in Washington on Sunday, scoring three times in the first period and shocking the Capitals 4-3. Tyler Myers hit his 100th career goal, and Kiefer Sherwood followed just 41 seconds later.
The 2025-26 NHL season is off and running and there’s plenty of surprises so far in the early year. The Boston Bruins are undefeated in the early going, the same can be said about the Seattle Kraken, and rookie Beckett Sennecke has scored in each of his two games for the Anaheim Ducks.
The National Hockey League’s Department of Player Safety fined both Utah Mammoth defenseman Ian Cole and Vancouver Canucks’ defenseman Tyler Myers $2,500 for incidents from their respective Saturday games.
The National Hockey League has fined Vancouver Canucks defenceman $2,500 for slashing Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid. The league’s Department of Player Safety announced the disciplinary action against Myers on Sunday morning.
The NHL’s department of player safety has fined Vancouver Canucks defenceman Tyler Myers $2,500 for a cup-check slash on Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid.
The Canucks’ hit the road for their first of four on the season against the Edmonton Oilers. Unlike their season opener, the Canucks did not face a 24-year-old sophomore goalie playing on back-to-back nights.
Tyler Myers tenure in Vancouver may be ending soon, with a recent trade proposal sending the veteran defenseman to the Detroit Red Wings. The Vancouver Canucks defense is one of the most intriguing in the NHL, and with captain Quinn Hughes leading the way, this is a group that's always optimistic about their chances.
Entering the second year of a three-year contract extension signed last summer, 35-year-old Tyler Myers is very much in the twilight of his long and successful National Hockey League career.
The J.T. Miller vs. Elias Pettersson feud was a huge story in Vancouver a year ago, but according to Tyler Myers, things weren't as bad as the media stated.
The night of October 19, 2024, will always stand out for Tyler Myers. It was the night the veteran defenceman skated in his 1,000th National Hockey League game.
Vancouver Canucks defenseman Tyler Myers received some pretty big news from the National Hockey League on Wednesday morning. Since December 31st, the National
Vancouver Canucks defenseman Tyler Myers hit an impressive milestone on Saturday night as he played his 1,000th NHL game against the Philadelphia Flyers.
Can you believe we’re already nearly two weeks into the 2024-25 season? In this edition of Around the NHL, we’ll look at a defenceman reaching 1,000 games, a superstar scoring his first goal for his new team, and a pair of injuries.
Vancouver Canucks defenseman Tyler Myers is playing in his 1,000th National Hockey League (NHL) game tonight against the Philadelphia Flyers. Myers becomes the 399th player to hit the 1,000-game mark in the NHL.
One of the Vancouver Canucks’ top blueliners had a premature end to his night on Friday. Just over a minute into the team’s matchup with the Philadelphia Flyers, Canucks defenseman Tyler Myers was involved in an awkward collision with Flyers forward Joel Farabee.
Game 7s in the NHL tend to be low-scoring games, and YB's Griffin Carroll certainly expects that again here in Vancouver as the Canucks host the Edmonton Oilers.
Vancouver Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet has announced that defenseman Tyler Myers will be out of the lineup on a week-to-week basis due to a lower-body injury.