Vancouver Canucks News and Rumors

Vancouver Canucks Recall Vasily Podkolzin, Matt Irwin

The Vancouver Canucks have recalled forward Vasily Podkolzin and defenseman Matt Irwin from their AHL affiliate, the Abbotsford Canucks, per a team announcement. The news comes shortly after the team reassigned Arshdeep Bains down to the AHL, and ann

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Published: 6 months ago

Carson Soucy nears return to lineup; likely to play on Canucks’ three-game road trip

Carson Soucy is close to rejoining the Vancouver Canucks line-up. It’s not likely to happen Sunday in Anaheim, but Tuesday in Los Angeles seems like a distinct possibility. Whenever it happens, Soucy is close and excited about suiting up in Canucks

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Published: 6 months ago

How the Elias Pettersson deal got done: A trade offer, a face-to-face meeting and a change of heart

Inside a game-changing week for the Canucks and their superstar pivot, culminating in his historic extension.

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Published: 6 months ago

Vancouver Canucks’ Tyler Myers week-to-week with lower-body injury

Myers left early in the third period of Thursday’s game against the Los Angeles Kings with the injury.

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Published: 6 months ago

Canucks’ Boeser on Pettersson extension: ‘I’d be smiling if I got that much money too’

Vancouver Canucks forward Brock Boeser spoke to the media about his thoughts on the Elias Pettersson contract extension.

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Published: 6 months ago

Scenes from practice: New-look lines, no Myers, and Canucks loading up the power play again

Be sure to check out the latest Canucks game day odds with NHL odds site Betway! While Elias Pettersson’s contract news dominated the discussion around the Vancouver Canucks, the team, itself, had other business to conduct. The players and coaching

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Published: 6 months ago

Canucks defenceman Tyler Myers out week-to-week with lower-body injury

The Vancouver Canucks will be without veteran defenceman Tyler Myers on a week-to-week basis as he recovers from a lower body injury, head coach Rick Tocchet said in his media availability on Saturday. Tocchet also indicated that Myers will be replac

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Published: 6 months ago

Canucks defenceman Tyler Myers out week-to-week with lower-body injury

Vancouver Canucks defenceman Tyler Myers is dealing with a lower-body injury that will keep him out week-to-week, head coach Rick Tocchet told reporters.

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Published: 6 months ago

‘The thought was to always be here long term’: Recapping Canucks’ Elias Pettersson’s press conference after signing contract extension

Vancouver Canucks fans can let out a sigh of relief as the team silences the noise by extending their franchise centre, Elias Pettersson, to an eight-year 92.8 million dollar contract. Multiple reports throughout the last few months have speculated a

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Published: 6 months ago

Richest contract in Canucks’ history provides Pettersson relief, team clarity

Until they discover or reveal themselves sometime during the Stanley Cup playoffs this spring, the Vancouver Canucks won’t know what they are. But the blockbuster re-signing of centre Elias Pettersson tells us a lot about who they will be, writes I

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Published: 6 months ago

‘I’m human’: Canucks’ Pettersson feels pressure, confidence in inking eight-year extension

Newly extended Vancouver Canucks forward Elias Pettersson discusses his mindset after signing a new eight-year deal, saying that he feels the pressure that comes with such a major contract but is happy to be staying in Vancouver.

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Published: 6 months ago

Pettersson on signing extension with Canucks: ‘I wanted to get it done’

Going into the season, Elias Pettersson had every intention to take a wait-and-see approach in regard to contract negotiations as he wanted to see what direction the Vancouver Canucks were going.

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Published: 6 months ago