Vancouver Canucks News and Rumors
Canucks’ Quinn Hughes is Conor Garland’s newborn son’s godfather
Conor Garland’s newborn son appears to keep making headlines. Despite the fact that Garland’s son Quintin is named after a Jaws character and not Vancouver Canucks defenceman Quinn Hughes, the defenceman is apparently the godfather of the chil
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Canucks’ J.T. Miller Takes Indefinite Leave
It was announced on Tuesday afternoon by the Vancouver Canucks that top offensive forward, J.T. Miller, would be taking an indefinite leave from the team due to personal reasons. While…
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Canucks star J.T. Miller takes indefinite leave from team for personal reasons
Miller emerged as a fan favorite and emotional leader of a Canucks team that vastly exceeded expectations during the 2023-24 campaign.
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Canucks leading goal scorer Miller taking leave
Canucks leading goal scorer J.T. Miller is taking a leave of absence for personal reasons.
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Canucks forward JT Miller takes indefinite leave for personal reasons
Vancouver Canucks forward JT Miller is taking an indefinite leave of absence from the team for personal reasons. General manager Patrik Allvin made the announcement on Tuesday morning ahead of the club’s morning skate for tonight’s game against t
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Canucks’ J.T. Miller taking indefinite leave of absence for personal reasons
The Canucks say they will have no further comment on the matter.
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J.T. Miller Taking Indefinite Leave of Absence from Canucks for Personal Reasons
Vancouver Canucks center J.T. Miller is taking an indefinite leave of absence "for personal reasons," the team announced on Tuesday. "Right now, our sole…
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J.T. Miller Taking Indefinite Leave from the Vancouver Canucks
The post J.T. Miller Taking Indefinite Leave from the Vancouver Canucks appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. The Vancouver Canucks announced on Tuesday that Forward J.T. Miller to take indefinite leave for personal reasons. The post J.T. Miller Taking
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Canucks’ J.T. Miller Takes Leave Of Absence, Out Indefinitely
The Canucks will be without star forward J.T. Miller indefinitely while he takes a leave of absence for personal reasons, general manager Patrik Allvin said Tuesday. More to come…
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Is the right temporary fix for JT Miller putting him back on Elias Pettersson’s wing?
JT Miller is having a tough time of it. At least, by his own lofty standards. On the one hand, Miller is still the team’s top-scoring forward with 16 points in 17 games, and that rate hasn’t slowed down much – he’s got five points in his last
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Can the Canucks find the next Filip Hronek on the NHL trade market?
When a trade is made in the NHL salary cap era, the first thing anyone should look at is the contracts involved. We have teams acquiring upcoming unrestricted free agents (UFAs), players entering their restricted free agents (RFA) years, long-term co
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Canucks vs. Rangers Game Day: Why J.T. Miller benching is supreme test of resolve
Miller had two third-period shifts Sunday when the Canucks needed him most. How will he react to the benching against the Rangers?
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Paterson’s Point: Canucks’ defensive deficiencies overshadowing serious scoring struggles
This much is clear, the Vancouver Canucks miss Brock Boeser. And maybe more than anyone thought. Not only is the hockey club 2-3 in the five games since Boeser was the recipient of a cheap shot from Tanner Jeannot in Los Angeles on November 7th, but
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