Vancouver Canucks News and Rumors
Nearing return, Canucks’ Boeser opens up about first concussion
As Brock Boeser nears a return to the Canucks lineup, the goal scorer is glad to be back on the ice after a sometimes “frustrating” recovery from his first concussion, writes Sportsnet’s Iain MacIntyre.
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Published: 2 weeks ago
NHL Rumors: Pending Free Agents Sam Bennett, Brock Boeser and Jake Oettinger
The Florida Panthers would love to keep Sam Bennett. No rush for extensions for Brock Boeser and Jake Oettinger.
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Published: 2 months ago
Canucks’ Desharnais not fazed about healthy scratch, has belief in coaching staff
This offseason, the Vancouver Canucks lost some size on the backend, with Nikita Zadorov signing with the Boston Bruins. Wanting to replicate Zadorov’s size, the Canucks came to terms on a two-year, $4 million contract with 6’7″ former Edmonton
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Published: 2 months ago
Canucks’ Myers day-to-day with lower-body injury, will join team on upcoming road trip
While speaking to reports on Saturday, Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet provided an update on Tyler Myers, who left Friday’s game after delivering a hit on Philadelphia Flyers forward Joel Farabee, resulting in an awkward collision along the boards.
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Published: 2 months ago
Saturday Headlines: Latest buzz around Rangers’ Shesterkin
On this edition of Saturday Headlines, Elliotte Friedman discusses the Rangers ongoing contract negotiations with Igor Shesterkin and the Maple Leafs plans for Timothy Liljegren and also provides injury updates for Tyler Myers and Macklin Celebrini.
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Published: 2 months ago
Bieksa reflects on Alex Edler’s career after being honoured by Canucks
During the To The point segment on Hockey Night in Canada, Kevin Bieksa reflects on his former teammate Alex Edler’s career in the NHL after being honoured by the Vancouver Canucks and shares old stories.
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Published: 2 months ago
Canucks’ Myers will travel with team, considered day-to-day
Vancouver Canucks defenceman Tyler Myers appears to have avoided a serious injury after an awkward collision with Philadelphia Flyers forward Joel Farabee during his first shift in last night’s 3-2 shootout loss. Myers went down and stayed on the i
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Published: 2 months ago
Scenes from Canucks practice: Tocchet shakes up top six, gives Garland maintenance day
After a 3-2 shootout loss to the Philadelphia Flyers on Friday night, the Vancouver Canucks were back to work in the noon hour on Saturday practicing at UBC. Still looking for a win early in the season, Rick Tocchet shuffled his line combinations, lo
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Published: 2 months ago
Could Leafs’ Timothy Lijegren be the puck-moving D the Canucks are looking for?
Two losses to open the 2024/25 season, and we’re already looking for trades to ‘fix’ the Vancouver Canucks. Classic doomspelling media! But not really. The truth is, everyone knew coming into this season that the Canucks had some major needs
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Published: 2 months ago
What options do the Canucks have to withstand losing Tyler Myers?
During Friday night’s contest against the Philadelphia Flyers, the Vancouver Canucks lost defenceman Tyler Myers after the towering blueliner went down with what seemed like a lower body injury. Tyler Myers goes down after an awkward collision.#
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Published: 2 months ago
It’s Clear the Canucks Need to Start Playing a Full 60-Minute Game
We are two games into the NHL season and the Vancouver Canucks have not won a game. This means that Canucks fans are starting to get nervous and are preparing…
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Published: 2 months ago
Four Takeaways from the Canucks’ Shootout Loss to the Flyers
The post Four Takeaways from the Canucks’ Shootout Loss to the Flyers appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. Last night, the Vancouver Canucks lost 3–2 to the Philadelphia Flyers in a shootout. What were the key takeaways of the game? The post Four Ta
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Published: 2 months ago
The Stanchies: Canucks grind out a loss, fall in shootout to Flyers
Last season started so well for the Vancouver Canucks that you just had a sneaking suspicion it would be hard to match that effort this year. It’s only two games in, but the results have looked like a team still kind of stuck in summer hockey mode.
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Published: 2 months ago