Vancouver Canucks News and Rumors
Blackfish: Canucks’ OHL prospects putting on a show, a Tom Willander highlight, and more
Welcome back to Blackfish, our weekly Vancouver Canucks Prospect Report. We’ve made it to another week in the hockey world, and if you’re a Canucks prospect fan, there was plenty to cheer about. No, the team’s pipeline may not be stacked with h
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Published: 1 week ago
Canucks Reportedly Considering Keeping Braeden Cootes On NHL Roster
2025 15th-overall pick Braeden Cootes is “in the driver’s seat” to make the Vancouver Canucks’ season-opening roster, reports The Athletic’s Thomas Drance. Per Drance, Cootes’ performance this preseason and training camp has been so impre
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Published: 4 weeks ago
Canucks: Why Drew O'Connor has a leg up to replace injured Nils Hoglander
'I feel confident in my game. I can play with different players, up and down the lineup, and wherever they need me' — Drew O'Connor
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Published: 4 weeks ago
Scenes from Canucks practice: Demko takes personal day as roster battles ramp up
Following a team day off on Monday, the Vancouver Canucks returned to the practice ice at Rogers Arena on Tuesday morning. The team skated for a full hour with 26 players taking part. What we saw After significantly trimming the roster yesterday, t
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Published: 4 weeks ago
How should the Canucks’ forward lines look without Nils Höglander?
By now, you’ve heard the news. The Vancouver Canucks will be without Nils Höglander for the next 8-10 weeks after the 24-year-old forward underwent surgery to fix a lower-body injury sustained in the Canucks’ September 24th preseason game agains
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Published: 4 weeks ago
2025-2026 NHL team preview: Vancouver Canucks
Did the Canucks’ bad vibes leave with J.T. Miller, or was an ugly season the start of a downward spiral?
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Published: 4 weeks ago
What roster decisions do the Canucks have left to make?
The first drop of the puck on the NHL season is officially a week away, but Vancouver Canucks fans will have to wait an extra two days before seeing their team officially kick off the 2025-26 season. Nine days away from their home-opener against t
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Published: 4 weeks ago
Vancouver Canucks team preview: Hope with a healthy dose of anxiety
Last year, the Canucks were full of hope. This year, hope still exists, but it’s accompanied by a healthy dose of anxiety. Courtney Jacobsen tells us why in her season preview.
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Published: 4 weeks ago
NHL Notebook: Wild extend Kaprizov to record-breaking max-term contract
Welcome back to NHL Notebook — the series here at CanucksArmy where we deliver you news and notes from around the National Hockey League — oftentimes through a Vancouver Canucks-tinted lens! That’s right, there’s a new record-breaking cont
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Published: 4 weeks ago
Trending Up or Down: 6 teams to watch in 2025-26
While there are a handful of surefire Stanley Cup contenders in their own tier of competitiveness, several teams enter the 2025-26 season looking to take the next step or avoid falling out of relevance.Below, we look at two clubs trending up, two tre
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Published: 4 weeks ago
NHL Injuries: Ducks, Sabres, Red Wings, Rangers, Flyers, Kraken, Blues, Lightning, Caps, Jets, and More
J.T. Miller leaves practice. Andrei Vasilevskiy back on the ice and could practice tomorrow. Connor Hellebuyck left practice yesterday.
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Published: 4 weeks ago
Blackfish: Cootes discourse, Canucks’ OHL standouts, and more
Welcome back to Blackfish: our weekly Vancouver Canucks Prospect Report. The 2025-26 campaign is officially underway, and this week we’ve got it all — from a first-rounder knocking on the NHL’s door to all four OHL prospects making their presen
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Published: 4 weeks ago
Canucks’ Nils Hoglander Out 8-10 Weeks After Lower-Body Surgery
Vancouver Canucks general manager (GM) Patrik Allvin announced on Monday evening that forward Nils Hoglander will be out 8-10 weeks after successful lower-body surgery. He suffered the injury in the…
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Published: 4 weeks ago