Vancouver Canucks News and Rumors
Sabres Recall Tyson Kozak With Sam Lafferty Out
Buffalo Sabres Sam Lafferty left the team’s Friday loss to the Vancouver Canucks with a lower-body injury. Head coach Lindy Ruff shared that Lafferty isn’t expected to play against the Islanders on Saturday, prompting the team to recall forward T
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Published: 1 month ago
Canucks re-sign Tyler Myers to 3-year, $9 million contract: A risky deal for loyal veteran
Myers, a 34-year-old blueliner, was intent on remaining in Vancouver.
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Published: 6 months ago
Canucks re-sign defenceman Tyler Myers to three-year contract ($3m AAV)
The Vancouver Canucks have agreed to terms with veteran right-handed defenceman Tyler Myers on a three-year contract extension, the club announced Thursday afternoon. Myers, 34, collected five goals, 29 points, and 77 penalty minutes while averaging
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Published: 6 months ago
Canucks bring back Myers on 3-year, $9M contract
The Vancouver Canucks re-signed defenseman Tyler Myers to a three-year contract with a $3-million cap hit, the team announced Thursday.Myers, 34, recorded 29 points and 77 penalty minutes in 77 games last season. He played 18:57 per contest, marking
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Published: 6 months ago
Canucks Sign Tyler Myers To Three-Year Extension
Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin continues his slew of moves over the past 24 hours. He’s gotten another one of his pending UFAs locked in, now signing defenseman Tyler Myers to a three-year extension worth $9MM ($3MM cap hit). It’s the th
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Published: 6 months ago
Why re-signing Joshua was important for Canucks to maintain identity
As the Vancouver Canucks discovered in 2020, after their last breakthrough season, the most dangerous loss is a team’s identity which is why re-signing of Dakota Joshua was an important move for the front office.
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Published: 6 months ago
Rumour roundup: Canucks considering re-signing DeSmith, Mikheyev refused to go to San Jose, and more
This article is brought to you by bet365! It’s been a busy news cycle the past few days in Vancouver Canucks land. We’ve seen Teddy Blueger and Dakota Joshua re-signed, Ilya Mikheyev moved for cap space, and more minor notes such as Zach Sawchenk
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Published: 6 months ago
Canucks News & Rumors: Mikheyev, Joshua, Blueger & More
In this edition of the Vancouver Canucks News & Rumors, the organization traded Ilya Mikheyev. Also, Dakota Joshua and Teddy Blueger signed extensions with the club. Additionally, the Canucks will…
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Published: 6 months ago
Are Canucks suddenly looking to bring Casey DeSmith back?
It was believed at the end of the season that the Vancouver Canucks would turn to Arturs Silovs as their backup for 2024-25, but that may no longer be the case.
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Published: 6 months ago
NHL Rumors: Vancouver Canucks, Carolina Hurricanes, and the Ottawa Senators
Some hope for Nikita Zadorov but not for Dakota Joshua. Senators GM shoots down Thomas Chabot rumors. Senators and Linus Ullmark aren't talking extension yet.
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Published: 6 months ago
JPat: Canucks banking on Dakota Joshua’s upside with both term and money on four-year extension
This article is brought to you by bet365! At his season-ending media availability, Vancouver Canucks General Manager Patrik Allvin suggested his job would be to be on the look-out for the ‘next’ Dakota Joshua if the hockey club was unable to come
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Published: 6 months ago
Joshua signs 4-year extension with Canucks
A day after making a trade to free up salary cap space, the Vancouver Canucks used those savings Thursday to sign forward Dakota Joshua to a four-year extension.
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Published: 6 months ago
Canucks Re-Sign Dakota Joshua to 4-Year Contract
The Vancouver Canucks have signed forward Dakota Joshua to a four-year contract worth $3.25 million per season. The 28-year-old exploded production-wise in 2023-24 in Vancouver, so he got a big-time…
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Published: 6 months ago