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Winger Suggestion Series: Elias Pettersson – Episode Two: Tyler Toffoli

A Potential Reunion: Tyler Toffoli and Elias Pettersson could be magical. The Vancouver Canucks are on a mission to find the perfect winger to complement Elias Pettersson. In our series exploring potential candidates, Tyler Toffoli stands out as a notable option. With his previous success alongside Pettersson and consistent scoring ability, Toffoli presents a compelling case … Continue Reading ››

Building a Winner: Canucks Prepare for The 2024 Draft and Free Agency

Building a Winner by drafting and developing culture as the Canucks Prepare for The 2024 Draft and Free Agency. As the July 1st free agency period approaches, the Vancouver Canucks are diligently preparing for what promises to be an exciting time. Following a season where they pushed to game seven of the second round in … Continue Reading ››

Winger Suggestion Series: Elias Pettersson – Episode One: Teuvo Teräväinen

The Vancouver Canucks are at a pivotal point as they look to strengthen their roster during the 2024 offseason. A key priority is finding a dynamic winger to complement Elias Pettersson, a talent who, despite a decent season in 2023/24, has yet to fully realize his potential due to inconsistent linemates. Pettersson needs a partner … Continue Reading ››

Why the Vancouver Canucks Should Avoid Trading for Patrik Laine

News recently broke that Patrik Laine, the Finnish sniper for the Columbus Blue Jackets, has requested a trade. This has sparked a flurry of speculation among fans and media, with some suggesting that the Vancouver Canucks should make a move to acquire him. However, while the idea of adding a high-profile scorer like Laine might … Continue Reading ››

UFA Nikita Zadorov Willing to Take a Discount to Stay in Vancouver?

Is Nikita Zadorov, possibly the biggest UFA defenceman on the market, pun intended, willing to Take a Discount to Stay in Vancouver? On the latest edition of 32 Thoughts — The Podcast, Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman provided an intriguing update on the contract negotiations between the Vancouver Canucks and their towering 6’6” Russian defenseman, Nikita Zadorov. … Continue Reading ››

NHL Draft 2024: What Will the Canucks Do in Vegas?

The NHL Draft is set to take place in Las Vegas in just three weeks ,June 28th and 29th, but for Vancouver Canucks fans, the excitement is tempered by the lack of first and second-round picks. The Canucks have already moved a significant portion of their draft capital and prospects, which means there’s not much … Continue Reading ››

Jonathan Lekkerimäki Wins Young Player Of The Year at the 2024 Fenix Outdoor Euro Hockey Awards

The Vancouver Canucks' prospect pool is brimming with talent, and one name that has recently been shining bright is Jonathan Lekkerimäki. This young sensation has just been honored with the prestigious Young Player of the Year award at the 2024 Fenix Outdoor Euro Hockey Awards, a testament to his remarkable performance and potential. This accolade, … Continue Reading ››

Former Abbotsford Canucks Head Coach Jeremy Colliton Joins New Jersey Devils as Associate Coach

In a significant career move, former Abbotsford Canucks Head Coach Jeremy Colliton has joined the New Jersey Devils as their Associate Coach. This announcement, made on Tuesday morning, marks a notable step in Colliton's coaching career as he transitions to a role in the NHL, contributing to Sheldon Keefe’s new coaching staff.

Jeremy Colliton’s Journey to … Continue Reading ››

Vancouver Canucks Add Jason Krog as New Skills and Skating Coach

In a move aimed at enhancing the development of their players, the Vancouver Canucks have announced the hiring of Jason Krog as their new Skills and Skating Coach. Krog will be working with both the Vancouver Canucks and their AHL affiliate, the Abbotsford Canucks. This hire fills a crucial role within the organization, following the … Continue Reading ››

Patrik Allvin’s Remarkable Season: A Close Call for GM of the Year

As the NHL season drew to a close, the anticipation surrounding the Jim Gregory Award for the league's top general manager reached a fever pitch. Patrik Allvin, the Vancouver Canucks' GM, finished as a runner-up to Jim Nill of the Dallas Stars. While Nill's success is certainly commendable, many Canucks fans, including myself, believe that … Continue Reading ››