Vancouver Canucks News and Rumors
Game Preview / Gamethread #63: Canucks vs Dallas Stars
While they lost the ground yesterday that they gained on Friday night, the Canucks can yet again vault into that final Western Conference wild card slot with a win over the Stars at home tonight. Vancouver Canucks (29-22-11) vs. Minnesota Wild (36-2
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Published: 14 hours ago
Projected Lineups for the Stars vs Canucks – 3/9/25
The Dallas Stars take on the Vancouver Canucks at Rogers Arena tonight. Here are the projected/expected lineups sourced from NHL.com staff writers, independent correspondents, and others. STARS (41-20-2) at CANUCKS (29-22-11) 9 p.m.…
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Published: 18 hours ago
Canucks Should Have Traded Brock Boeser
The NHL trade deadline has come and gone, and several bombs were dropped on the hockey world with big moves being made by teams. But for the second year in…
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Published: 19 hours ago
Canucks Game Day: Facing a Texas-sized test with Stars in town
Vancouver Canucks (27-22-11) shoot for a third straight victory when they host the Dallas Stars (41-20-2) at Rogers Arena. But they’ll likely have to get the job done against one of the league’s top teams without their captain. What we know
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Published: 20 hours ago
Boeser Disrespected by GM: Canucks Contract Negotiation Tactic?
The post Boeser Disrespected by GM: Canucks Contract Negotiation Tactic? appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. Patrik Allvin railroaded Brock Boeser in a post-deadline media conference in a move some are thinking is a negotiation tactic by the Canucks. T
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Published: 21 hours ago
Canucks vs. Stars Game Day: Loaded-up Dallas a formidable foe
We're back on Quinn Hughes watch. Will he make his hobbled return vs. the Stars?
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Published: 1 day ago
Canucks Wanted First Round Pick For Brock Boeser
Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet reported last night that the Vancouver Canucks were not willing to accept anything less than a first-round pick at the NHL Trade Deadline for forward Brock Boeser. No other team met the request, and ultimately Vancouver
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Published: 1 day ago
Friedman: Canucks were asking for a 1st round pick for Boeser
We have some more clarity on why the Vancouver Canucks did not move Brock Boeser before yesterday’s 12 PM PST trade deadline. According to Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman, the Canucks were looking for at least a first-round pick in exchange for
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Published: 1 day ago
Canucks wanted first-round pick for Brock Boeser
In one of the more surprising non-moves of trade deadline day, Brock Boeser remains a Vancouver Canuck. A day later, we now know why.
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Published: 1 day ago
Canucks’ uncertainty remains after inaction at trade deadline
The Canucks decided Friday that the players they had available to trade were more valuable to them than the assets other teams were willing to surrender. All three of their pending UFAs, including Brock Boeser, will remain with the team, and so will
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Published: 1 day ago
Scenes from Canucks practice: Load management for Lankinen; another day off for Hughes
The Vancouver Canucks had a completely new look in goal as the team hit the practice at the University of British Columbia in the noon hour on Saturday. After Kevin Lankinen made a season-high 37 saves and Arturs Silovs backed up in a 3-1 win over
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Published: 1 day ago
Canucks assign Silovs to AHL Abbotsford, recall Tolopilo on emergency basis
As Thatcher Demko’s injury troubles continue, Vancouver Canucks GM Patrik Allvin is continuing to get creative with roster moves in between the pipes. On Saturday afternoon, the Canucks announced that goaltender Artūrs Šilovs has been sent dow
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Published: 1 day ago
Paterson’s Point: Return of the one-timer opens up options for Canucks’ power play
In the moment, it was glorious. Elias Pettersson getting everything he had into his long-lost one timer and ripping a laser past Minnesota netminder Filip Gustavsson late in the first period on Friday night. It opened the scoring, but much more than
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Published: 1 day ago