Vancouver Canucks News and Rumors
NHL Rumors: Quinn Hughes Wants to Play with his Brothers
Rutherford: "He (Quinn Hughes) said before he wants to play with his brothers, and that would be partly out of our control. In our control if we brought his brothers here."
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Published: 2 months ago
Report: Canucks, Demko closing in on extension
The Vancouver Canucks and goaltender Thatcher Demko are closing in on a contract extension, reports Daily Faceoff's Frank Seravalli.Demko isn't eligible to sign a new deal until Tuesday. He's entering the final season of a five-year contract signed i
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Published: 3 days ago
Canucks closing in on extension with goaltender Thatcher Demko
It appears Thatcher Demko will be staying on the West Coast.
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Published: 3 days ago
3 Centers the Canucks Should Target in Free Agency
It’s crazy to think that just a year ago, the Vancouver Canucks had the enviable four-center punch of J.T. Miller, Elias Pettersson, Elias Lindholm and Teddy Blueger. And before that,…
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Published: 3 days ago
Canucks, Thatcher Demko Nearing Extension
The Canucks are nearing an extension to keep goaltender Thatcher Demko in Vancouver past next season, sources inform the now-independent insider Frank Seravalli. He’s expected to sign the deal upon becoming eligible to do so tomorrow. They’re s
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Published: 3 days ago
Thatcher Demko Re-Signing with the Vancouver Canucks
The post Thatcher Demko Re-Signing with the Vancouver Canucks appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. The Vancouver Canucks and goaltender Thatcher Demko have come to terms on an agreement to keep the goaltender with the team. The post Thatcher Demko Re-Si
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Published: 3 days ago
Canucks’ quiet off-season highlighted by failure to move first-round pick
Halford and Brough discuss the Vancouver Canucks’ lacklustre off-season so far, highlighted by their inability to move their first-round pick at the 2025 NHL Draft and what that says about the team’s direction.
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Published: 3 days ago
Dave Hall: Who I would have drafted with each Canucks selection
The 2025 NHL Draft is officially behind us, and the Vancouver Canucks have added six new prospects into their system. Based on the selections made, it’s evident that the team had a specific mantra in mind: character, compete, and a little bit of si
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Published: 3 days ago
Predicting where the most intriguing NHL UFAs land
With free agency opening Tuesday, we take out our crystal ball and predict where the most notable pending unrestricted free agents end up. The order of each player's appearance on the list is based on their predicted average annual value.Spoiler aler
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Published: 3 days ago
JPat’s Monday Mailbag: Did the Canucks play it too safe over NHL Draft weekend?
Draft weekend failed to provide the fireworks that many Vancouver Canucks fans had hoped for. Still, it offered up plenty to chew on with six selections and an under the radar trade. Now, while all teams around the National Hockey League turn their a
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Published: 3 days ago
Canucks 2025 Free Agency Preview: Trade hunt drags on as pricey Plan B looms
With J.T. Miller traded, Elias Pettersson a hologram on ice last season, and then Filip Chytil injured after he was acquired, the Canucks’ dire need for another top-six centre was exposed as their sour season wound down this spring without a playof
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Published: 3 days ago
Whadda Weekend
The Vancouver Canucks tried to get a deal done, they really did. But in the end, it came down to value. A deal wasn't there, and they didn't force it. Frankly, it's a refreshing change from, well, whatever the hell went on before this management grou
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Published: 3 days ago
Braeden Cootes Was the Perfect Pick for the Canucks at No. 15
The Vancouver Canucks didn’t have to overthink their first-round selection at the 2025 NHL Draft. When Braeden Cootes was still on the board at No. 15, general manager Patrik Allvin…
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Published: 3 days ago