Vancouver Canucks News and Rumors

NHL Rumors: Could Kevin Lankinen Parlay Success in Vancouver to Starting Job

The Vancouver Canucks are in a playoff spot as Kevin Lankinen continues to prove he should be a starting goalie and could be one next year.

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Published: 7 months ago

Quinn Hughes’ 4 Nations Status Could be Blow for Team Canada

The post Quinn Hughes’ 4 Nations Status Could be Blow for Team Canada appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. The Vancouver Canucks Quinn Hughes has been called to Team USA. If he gets a chance to play, why would he be bad news for Team Canada? The post

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Published: 4 months ago

What could Brock Boeser return to the Canucks in a Trade Deadline deal?

After two weeks off, the Vancouver Canucks will return to find themselves just another two weeks away from the 2025 NHL Trade Deadline on March 7. The Canucks have certainly faced down more consequential Trade Deadlines over the course of their franc

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Published: 4 months ago

Hagel: Canada 'playing for the flag, not the cameras'

Brandon Hagel emphasized Team Canada's collective priorities over any individual motives. The forward was asked Tuesday whether his squad needs to initiate physical play against an injury-plagued Team USA in Thursday's 4 Nations Face-Off final."I thi

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Published: 4 months ago

Let them play: Hughes, Harley should be eligible for 4 Nations final

Quinn Hughes is flying to Boston to be an injury replacement. Thomas Harley was already called in and had to play one game. But Elliotte Friedman writes why both players should be allowed to play in the final, emergency situation or not.

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Published: 4 months ago

Is Quinn Hughes coming to rescue USA with Charlie McAvoy injured?

Quinn Hughes is flying to Boston, and he might just be wearing a cape. With rugged Charlie McAvoy sidelined by an upper-body injury and subsequent infection, the dynamic Hughes is on standby — but can he play? Luke Fox has the story.

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Published: 4 months ago

Quinn Hughes added to U.S. 4 Nations roster, may replace injured D-man McAvoy in final

Vancouver Canucks captain Quinn Hughes is heading to Boston to join the United States as a potential injury replacement for defenceman Charlie McAvoy in Thursday's 4 Nations Face-Off final against Canada, head coach Mike Sullivan told reporters Tuesd

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Published: 4 months ago

Cooper on possibility of having Makar and Quinn Hughes in 4 Nations final

Team Canada head coach Jon Cooper says it would be good for the game if both Quinn Hughes and Cale Makar, two former Norris Trophy winners, were in the 4 Nations Face-Off final between them and Team USA.

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Published: 4 months ago

Canucks 4-Nations Face-Off: Quinn Hughes is replacing injured Charlie McAvoy on U.S. roster

McAvoy is reportedly sidelined with an infection related to an upper-body ailment. He did not play Monday as Sweden edged the U.S. 2-1.

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Published: 4 months ago

Canucks, O'Connor agree on two-year deal

Vancouver Canucks forward Drew O'Connor agreed to a two-year, $5 million contract extension on Tuesday.

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Published: 4 months ago

How much will disappointing 4 Nations Face-Off hurt Elias Pettersson’s trade value?

Elias Pettersson of the Vancouver Canucks was held pointless through three games with Sweden at the 4 Nations Face-Off.

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Published: 4 months ago

Canucks captain Quinn Hughes to join Team USA ahead of championship game vs. Canada

Quinn Hughes won’t be at Tuesday’s Vancouver Canucks practice. Instead, he’ll be making his way to Boston to prepare for the Championship game of the 4 Nations Face-Off between the USA and Canada, which is set to go down on Thursday. Hughes was

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Published: 4 months ago

Canucks sign forward Drew O’Connor to two-year extension

The Vancouver Canucks have locked up another one of their recent acquisitions. Canucks GM Patrik Allvin announced Tuesday that the team has signed forward Drew O’Connor to a two-year, $5 million contract extension.

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Published: 4 months ago