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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.

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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 ››

Should the Vancouver Canucks Offer a 7×7 Deal for Elias Lindholm?

Are the Vancouver Canucks Offeing a 7×7 Deal for Elias Lindholm? In a recent episode of 32 Thoughts – The Podcast, Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman shifted the conversation from Nikita Zadorov to Elias Lindholm. Friedman highlighted the potential future of Lindholm with the Vancouver Canucks and speculated on the likelihood of the Canucks offering a 7×7 … Continue Reading ››

Should the Canucks Consider Adding Another Coach?

The recent promotion of Yogi Švejkovský to Assistant Coach has certainly brought a lot of optimism and excitement to the Vancouver Canucks' coaching staff. However, this move also raises a pertinent question: Should the Canucks consider adding another coach to fill the void left by Švejkovský's transition from Skills Coach to Assistant Coach?

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Vancouver Canucks Tough Salary Cap Situation for 2024-25

The Vancouver Canucks' 2024-25 Season - Cap Space, Roster Holes, and Potential Solutions: The Vancouver Canucks enter the 2024-25 NHL season with cautious optimism and a clear mandate: fill critical roster holes while navigating a tight salary cap. With the buyout of Oliver Ekman-Larsson (OEL) and a slew of unrestricted free agents (UFAs) leaving gaps, the … Continue Reading ››

Yogi Švejkovský: Who Is The New Assistant Coach Making Waves in Vancouver?

Yogi Švejkovský: The New Assistant Coach Making Waves in Vancouver

The Vancouver Canucks' recent coaching staff overhaul has brought several notable changes, one of which is the promotion of Yogi Švejkovský to the role of Assistant Coach. This shift is significant for the team and highlights the trust and respect Švejkovský has garnered within the organization. … Continue Reading ››

Quinn Hughes’ Norris Trophy Bid: The Role of Hronek and the Canucks’ Salary Cap Challenges

Quinn Hughes' Norris Trophy Bid and The Role of Hronek and what that may mean for the Canucks' Salary Cap: Quinn Hughes, the dynamic defenseman for the Vancouver Canucks, has had a remarkable statistical season, leading to his first nomination for the prestigious Norris Trophy. The award, given annually to the NHL's top defenseman, sees … Continue Reading ››

Vancouver Canucks Promote Yogi Švejkovský to Assistant Coach and Strengthen Coaching Staff

The Vancouver Canucks Promote Yogi Švejkovský to Assistant Coach and Strengthen Coaching Staff: In a move that has energized the Vancouver Canucks community, General Manager Patrik Allvin has announced significant changes to the team's coaching staff. Yogi Švejkovský, previously serving as a Skills Coach, has been promoted to Assistant Coach of the Vancouver Canucks. Additionally, … Continue Reading ››

Unsigned Prospects the Vancouver Canucks Should Look At This Off Season

Prospects the Vancouver Canucks Should Look At This Off Season: As June arrives, a fresh batch of unsigned prospects has entered the NHL free-agent market. This presents a prime opportunity for the Vancouver Canucks to bolster their roster and add depth to their system, much like they did with Dakota Joshua last year. Joshua's signing … Continue Reading ››

Luke Gazdic’s Controversial Remarks: A Call for Decency Among Canucks Fans

Is Luke Gazdic Wrong to Call Out Canucks Fans?

The Vancouver Canucks and Edmonton Oilers playoff series may have ended over two weeks ago, but the heated exchanges have spilled over from the ice to social media. This time, it's not the players making headlines but the fans and a former player turned media personality. Luke … Continue Reading ››