The 2025 NHL Trade Deadline has passed, and in a somewhat surprising turn of events, the Vancouver Canucks only traded one player in the week leading up to it. The day before the deadline, the Canucks traded Carson Soucy to the New York Rangers in exchange for San Jose’s third-round pick in the 2025 NHL Draft. The Rangers obtained this pick by sending Reilly Smith to the Vegas Golden Knights. Vegas acquired this pick last year when they traded for Tomáš Hertl. With this trade, Soucy joins former

The 2025 NHL Trade Deadline has come and gone, and with it came many interesting moves. Central Division teams in particular loaded up on offensive firepower and shot-blocking defenders. While the Vancouver Canucks didn’t make nearly as many moves as their fans hoped they would, many of their Western Conference adversaries improved their rosters with multiple moves. Let’s take a look at some of the Western Conference teams that made the biggest moves since March 1.

Another ex-Vancouver Canucks player is on the move, as Luke Schenn will be taking his talents to the Winnipeg Jets. Schenn was just traded to the Pittsburgh Penguins on Wednesday night from the Nashville Predators. As a steady depth defender, he’ll look to help the Jets solidify their place atop the Western Conference heading into the postseason.

In a surprising move, former Vancouver Canucks forward Andrei Kuzmenko was traded to the Philadelphia Flyers from the Calgary Flames on January 30, 2025. Only a little over a month later, he was traded yet again to the L.A. Kings in exchange for a third-round pick in the 2027 NHL Draft. This is the third team Kuzmenko has been on since the start of the year.

The 2025 NHL Trade Deadline day is in full swing, and one of the first moves of the day involves a former Vancouver Canucks forward. Anthony Beauvillier, who played 55 games as part of the Canucks in the 2022-23 and 2023-24 seasons, has been moved from the Pittsburgh Penguins to the Washington Capitals in exchange for a 2025 second-round pick. Beauvillier was most recognized during his time as a Canucks for being one of the key pieces in the Bo Horvat trade in 2023.

The Vancouver Canucks have made their first trade ahead of the deadline, sending defenseman Carson Soucy to the New York Rangers for a 2025 third-round pick. The pick the Canucks received in the deal originally belonged to San Jose. This is the second trade Vancouver and New York have made this season, with the first being the J.T. Miller deal.

On February 12, 2024, the Vancouver Canucks had their fans on the edges of their seats as they brought one of the NHL’s most notable thrills to Vancouver — 36-year-old Phil Kessel. The near-1000 point forward had almost joined the Canucks on their playoff run last season, but ended up not doing so after contract negotiations fell apart. He remained unsigned by last year’s Trade Deadline.

Two former Vancouver Canucks defensemen were traded on Wednesday afternoon, as Vincent Desharnais and Luke Schenn were moved before the March 7 Trade Deadline. Desharnais, formerly with the Pittsburgh Penguins, was moved to the San Jose Sharks in exchange for a 2028 fifth-round pick. Schenn will appear to replace Desharnais in Pittsburgh, as he and Tommy Novak were traded from the Nashville Predators to the Penguins in exchange for Michael Bunting.

With the Vancouver Canucks in freefall since the 4 Nations Break, Quinn Hughes day-to-day with an injury and potential player movement, there's cause to be pessimistic about the organization's playoff odds.

The Vancouver Canucks announced two roster moves ahead of practice on Wednesday. Vancouver called up right-winger Jonathan Lekkerimäki while sending left-winger Arshdeep Bains to the Abbotsford Canucks. During his latest call-up, Bains played two games and recorded one shot.