Vancouver Canucks News and Rumors
Why this year’s Washington Capitals are last year’s Vancouver Canucks
The 2024-2025 Vancouver Canucks are nowhere near as exciting, promising or entertaining as the 2023-2024 rendition of the team. Not even just by the eye test, but the numbers compared to last season don’t even resemble the same team. The Canucks
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Published: 5 months ago
Goalie market dries up as NHL teams scramble to secure netminders
It is not a good time to be an NHL team in need of a goaltender. Fewer than a dozen who played in the league last season were available as unrestricted free agents, Detroit acquired John Gibson from Anaheim over the weekend after years of trade rumor
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Published: 3 weeks ago
Cap Comparables: Evaluating Thatcher Demko’s extension with Canucks
Goalies can be fickle to project, so usually when you have a good one you want to hang on for dear life which is why the Canucks made sure to cautiously get Demko signed to a new deal.
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Published: 3 weeks ago
‘Best goaltending tandem in the league’: Allvin on Demko and Lankinen
Vancouver Canucks GM Patrik Allvin speaks about the contract extension of Thatcher Demko and shares his thoughts on where his goaltending duo including Kevin Lankinen stacks up against the rest of the league.
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Published: 3 weeks ago
Why Boeser’s new deal looks like a win for the Canucks
Canucks Talk hosts Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance break down Brock Boeser’s surprising seven-year, $50.75-million contract with Vancouver and explain why they see it as team-friendly despite the lengthy term.
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Published: 3 weeks ago
NHL contract grades: Brock Boeser is worth betting on for the Canucks
The biggest risk for the Canucks is whether they can find the right playmaking center to unlock the most productive version of Boeser.
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Published: 3 weeks ago
Canucks, Boeser agree on new seven-year deal
The Vancouver Canucks have come to terms with forward Brock Boeser on a new seven-year contract. Boeser, 28, was an unrestricted free agent on a previously expiring contract.
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Published: 3 weeks ago
NHL free agency tracker: Canucks re-sign Brock Boeser, Maple Leafs trade Mitch Marner to Golden Knights
The NHL free agency period officially begins on Tuesday
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Published: 3 weeks ago
Canucks: Brock Boeser never wanted to leave, now he's staying with stunning contract
Boeser, 28, lands seven-year deal at US$7.25 million annually. He was projected by AFP Analytics to get six years at $8.450 in annual average value
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Published: 3 weeks ago
Canucks Sign Brock Boeser to 7-Year Contract
The Vancouver Canucks have announced that they have signed Brock Boeser to a 7-year, $50.75 million contract at an average annual value (AAV) of $7.25 million. Boeser’s time is not…
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Published: 3 weeks ago
Canucks re-signing forward Brock Boeser to seven year deal at $7.25 million annually
The Vancouver Canucks are re-signing forward Brock Boeser, according to multiple reports. The deal is seven years long at $7.25 million annually, according to Sportsnet’s Dan Murphy. 7.25 x 7 for Boeser in VAN — Dan Murphy (@sportsnetmurph) July
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Published: 3 weeks ago
Brock Boeser stays with Canucks, agrees to 7-year, $50.75 million contract
One of the best goal-scoring wingers available on the free-agent market, Boeser is staying in Vancouver for $7.25 million per year.
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Published: 3 weeks ago
Canucks sign Brock Boeser to long-term deal
Boeser will make $7.25 million per season under the terms of his new deal in Vancouver.
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Published: 3 weeks ago