Vancouver Canucks News and Rumors
Report: Cancuks’ Noah Juulsen out for season after hernia surgery
Not the best news for one of the Vancouver Canucks’ blueliners. On Thursday, Rick Dhaliwal of Donnie and Dhali — The Team reported that defenceman Noah Juulsen is expected to miss the remainder of the 2024-25 season. Dhaliwal stated that Juulsen
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Published: 10 months ago
Why Quinn Hughes is in Minnesota, not New Jersey... and the league-wide trade aftermath
Here's how the trade came to pass, what other teams were in the mix, and the aftershocks throughout the NHL.
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Published: 2 weeks ago
Devils Have Discussed Dougie Hamilton, Ondrej Palat In Trade Talks
Yesterday morning, ESPN’s Kevin Weekes reported that the New Jersey Devils have included defenseman Dougie Hamilton and forward Ondřej Palát in trade talks. That falls in line with what Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman had said regarding the Devil
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Published: 2 weeks ago
How will the Avalanche, Stars react after the Wild's Quinn Hughes blockbuster?
Catching up with Colorado execs Joe Sakic and Chris MacFarland and Dallas GM Jim Nill on what the trade means for a gauntlet division.
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Published: 2 weeks ago
Canucks Make Next Move After Big Quinn Hughes Blockbuster
The Vancouver Canucks committed to the next chapter of their franchise history last week. This is because the Canucks traded superstar defenseman Quinn Hughes to the Minnesota Wild in exchange for Zeev Buium, Marco Rossi, Liam Ohgren, and a 2026 firs
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Published: 2 weeks ago
Canucks sign Max Sasson to two-year contract extension
A solid depth player is sticking around for a couple more years. On Monday, Vancouver Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin announced that the team has signed forward Max Sasson to a two-year contract extension. The deal, which kicks in next season,
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Published: 2 weeks ago
Canucks sign forward Max Sasson to two-year extension
Max Sasson is sticking around with the Vancouver Canucks. The Canucks announced Monday that they have signed the forward to a two-year contract extension that carries a $1-million average annual value.
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Published: 2 weeks ago
Vancouver Canucks Sign Max Sasson To Two-Year Extension
The Vancouver Canucks announced today that forward Max Sasson has signed a two-year, $1MM AAV contract extension with the club. More to come…
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Published: 2 weeks ago
Avalanche Connected to Canucks Forward Days After Franchise-Altering Blockbuster
The Vancouver Canucks made a franchise-altering blockbuster move late last week, as they dealt superstar defenseman Quinn Hughes to the Minnesota Wild. With this move, the Canucks moved on from their former captain and officially began their latest r
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Published: 2 weeks ago
Avalanche Connected to Canucks Forward Days After Franchise-Altering Blockbuster
The Vancouver Canucks made a franchise-altering blockbuster move late last week, as they dealt superstar defenseman Quinn Hughes to the Minnesota Wild. With this move, the Canucks moved on from their former captain and officially began their latest r
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Published: 2 weeks ago
Maple Leafs Should Take a Chance on Canucks’ Outcast
The Toronto Maple Leafs could find an undervalued asset in a Vancouver Canucks castaway forward this season. The post Maple Leafs Should Take a Chance on Canucks’ Outcast appeared first on Heavy Sports.
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Published: 2 weeks ago
Will the Wild continue to target star talent after Hughes blockbuster?
The Athletic’s Michael Russo joins Real Kyper and Bourne to discuss what the next steps are for Minnesota Wild general manager Bill Guerin after acquiring Quinn Hughes, looking at which top stars make sense as potential trade targets.
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Published: 2 weeks ago
NHL Draft: Who sits at the top of the 2026 class if the Canucks pick there?
Established in 1970, the Vancouver Canucks have been in the National Hockey League for 55 years. In all that time, not once have they selected a player with the first overall pick at the draft podium. Whether that drought ends in 2026 remains to be s
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Published: 2 weeks ago