Vancouver Canucks News and Rumors

How awareness and consistent work rate is making Wilson Björck an intriguing Canucks prospect to watch

It’s rare for freshly drafted European prospects to take the collegiate route, especially right out the gate post-draft. Yet the Vancouver Canucks have now seen a pair of draftees take that less-traditional development route over the last few years

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A deep dive on Elias Pettersson’s game this season: Canucks Conversation

On today’s episode of Canucks Conversation, David Quadrelli and Harman Dayal took a long look at Elias Pettersson’s season so far — not just the point totals, but the details in his game that have shifted in a meaningful way. Harm began by poin

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Canucks Injury Notes: Blueger, Garland, Hoglander, Forbort

A series of injury updates from Vancouver on forwards Teddy Blueger, Conor Garland, and Nils Hoglander plus defenseman Derek Forbort.

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Canucks: Practice doesn't make perfect, but will help against high-octane Stars

'It's when we're standing around. You waste so much energy defending, and when you do get the puck, it's hard to do anything because you defended for 35 or 40 seconds.' — Canucks defenceman Quinn Hughes.

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Weirdest injuries in sports: Sneezes, pancakes, and power tools

Injuries are an inevitable part of sports, but sometimes the most mundane tasks fell professional athletes in bizarre ways that have nothing to do with bone-crunching hits or wear and tear on tired muscles. This month alone in the NHL, N