Vancouver Canucks News and Rumors
‘My game has grown a lot’: Canucks’ Lankinen continues to prove his value
With Thatcher Demko getting larger by the day in his rearview mirror, Kevin Lankinen has done enough in the Vancouver Canucks’ first 20 games to be part of the team’s conversation in the crease even when the No. 1 goalie returns from injury.
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Published: 1 month ago
Grading the Vancouver Canucks’ front office: Canucks Conversation
On today’s episode of Canucks Conversation, David Quadrelli and Harman Dayal discussed a fan poll based on confidence in the Vancouver Canucks’ front office and shared their own grades and thoughts. The Canucks ranked 5th overall on The Athlet
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Published: 5 months ago
NHL Rumors: Canucks, Capitals, Red Wings
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, there is speculation about what Brock Boeser’s next contract might look like. Meanwhile, the Washington Capitals are not likely serious contenders in the Patrik Laine…
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Published: 5 months ago
Canucks’ GM Patrik Allvin Has Aced Free Agency in His Tenure So Far
The Vancouver Canucks have seen a lot of success under the leadership of Patrik Allvin so far. Since he was hired as general manager (GM) on Jan. 26, 2022, they…
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Published: 5 months ago
Which players could be dark horses for the Vancouver Canucks in 2024-25?
After a season that defied many expectations, the Vancouver Canucks are hoping to build on the momentum that the 2023-24 season brought about. A flurry of activity in July leaves a decent picture of where this roster will sit going into training camp
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Published: 5 months ago
Canucks: Ian Clark's goalie depth chart shows plenty of promise
Between Nikita Tolopilo, Aku Koskenvuo and Ty Young, Ian Clark has found the Vancouver Canucks three intriguing goalie prospects. And Clark puts goalies into the NHL.
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Published: 5 months ago
The Tape: Dissecting the game of the Canucks’ newest PK specialist, Vincent Desharnais
The Tape series is back, but not how it is usually received. Typically, we would focus on a player’s first few games as a Vancouver Canucks, how a player has elevated his play, or a new successful tactical strategy that worked in game. However,
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Published: 5 months ago
Blackfish: Predicting where each Vancouver Canucks prospect will play in 2024-25
Welcome back to our summer Blackfish Prospect Report — the most extensive weekly Vancouver Canucks prospect report on the internet. Before we dive into our main focus for the day, we have a few clips (!) from the recent World Junior Summer Showcas
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Published: 5 months ago
What does Vasily Podkolzin need to do to finally meet expectations in 2024/25?
Welcome back to an ongoing series in which we discuss the most prominent Goals and Expectations for each Vancouver Canucks player in the upcoming 2024/25 NHL season. Or, perhaps this time, we should say ‘each prospective Canucks player.’ Because
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Published: 5 months ago
West Notes: Lindstein, Podkolzin, Chmelevski
Notes from the West including a Blues prospect staying in Sweden, Vasily Podkolzin was surprised to get extended in April, and more.
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Published: 5 months ago
Canucks: What could Brock Boeser's next contract look like?
Brock Boeser is coming off the best season of his career and he could be an unrestricted free agent next summer. Does a big payday loom?
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Published: 5 months ago
JPat: 5 Vancouver Canucks who are entering make or break territory in 2024-25
When it comes to ‘make it or break it’ seasons for the Vancouver Canucks, one name stands out above all others. Vasily Podkolzin Now 23 and five years removed from being picked 10th overall in the 2019 National Hockey League Draft at Rogers Arena
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Published: 5 months ago
Vancouver Canucks rank 5th on The Athletic’s front office confidence survey
Every year for the past nine years, The Athletic asks 10,000 fans and 250 neutral observers to rank each team’s front office based on confidence level. Last year, the Canucks ranked 30th, but after the season they just put up, the confidence rankin
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Published: 5 months ago