Vancouver Canucks News and Rumors
Canucks' Boeser ready to return to lineup vs. Bruins
The Vancouver Canucks will have winger Brock Boeser back Tuesday night when they take on the Boston Bruins, head coach Rick Tocchet announced. Boeser has missed the past seven games after being injured Nov. 7 by a high hit from Los Angeles Kings forw
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The Canucks have recalled the most players before the 20-game mark in 20 years
On Thursday, November 21st, 2024, CanucksArmy’s Jeff Paterson posed a question as to if this was the most recalls the Vancouver Canucks have made before the 20-game mark in the franchise’s history.  would take some exhaustive research, but canâ
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Canucks’ Boeser practices with main group for first time since Jeannot hit
The Vancouver Canucks kick off their six-game road trip on Saturday night as they take on the Ottawa Senators. Having left for the Nations Capital on Thursday, the club hit the ice for practice on Friday morning, accompanied by last year’s goal-sco
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Plays of the Week: Oilers’ Bouchard shows off sick mitts and finish vs. Senators’ Ullmark
All the best plays from the past seven days in the NHL, including Quinn Hughes sniping the sweet backhander, Jacob Markstrom flashing some serious leather and Evan Bouchard showing he’s much more than just a bomb from the point.
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Are the New York Rangers the trade solution to the Canucks’ blueline problems?
The positive news is that the Vancouver Canucks are still a good enough team that most fans and pundits can look at them and identify only one major deficiency. The negative side of that is that the one major deficiency is a lack of at least one more
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Canucks’ Miller absence is unique, demonstrates emphasis on mental health
Elliotte Friedman joins Halford and Brough to discuss the leave of absence taken by Vancouver Canucks forward J.T. Miller, saying the situation is unique and it sheds light on the emphasis the league is putting on players’ mental health.
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Could Canucks and Bruins “Hit Undo Button” on Big Signings?
The post Could Canucks and Bruins “Hit Undo Button” on Big Signings? appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. Could the Vancouver Canucks and Boston Bruins hit the undo button on big signings by making a trade with each other? The post Could Canucks and
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Canucks family supporting J.T. Miller during leave from team
The Canucks are supporting J.T. Miller as he takes an indefinite personal leave of absence: “We’re all here for one another.”
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Canucks this week: No panic at The Roxy
Vancouver Canucks played well, just not well enough for wins.
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Pacific Notes: Canucks, Pietrangelo, Smith
The Vancouver Canucks made a couple of roster moves today, assigning forward Jonathan Lekkerimäki to the Abbotsford Canucks of the American Hockey League while recalling forward Max Sasson. Lekkerimäki was called up to Vancouver on November 10th af
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Can Elias Pettersson be an emotional leader for the Canucks?
Brendan Batchelor, Jamie Dodd, and Thomas Drance discuss the expectations of Elias Pettersson on the upcoming Vancouver Canucks road trip.
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Canucks demote top prospect Lekkerimaki
The Vancouver Canucks assigned forward Jonathan Lekkerimaki to their AHL affiliate, the Abbotsford Canucks, on Thursday.Lekkerimaki, the organization's top prospect, made his NHL debut in a win over the Calgary Flames on Nov. 12. He scored his first
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Canucks’ Elias Pettersson, the defenceman, is quickly establishing himself as a viable call-up option
Gone are the days of Vancouver relying solely on seasoned AHL veterans and recycled journeymen to fill the necessary holes in their lineup. This season, a new wave of talent has emerged—young, hungry players who are finally ready to contribute valu
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