The Canucks have made cuts to their preseason roster after their first split-squad preseason games against the Flames. 18 players have been cut from the roster ahead of tonight’s preseason clash with the Oilers. #Canucks reduce pre-season roster by 18 players. Training Camp is presented by @TD_Canada. https://t.co/3vF5mtCKbD — Vancouver Canucks (@Canucks) September 17, 2019…
Read More →One night ago, the Canucks split their games one apiece in Victoria and Calgary. There were some positives, some negatives, and plenty of Chris Tanev on display. Tonight, Rogers Arena welcomes back its prime tenant, the Canucks, as they host the Edmonton Oilers in yet another preseason tilt. Will we see an Elias Pettersson v….
Read More →The Vancouver Canucks opened up their 2019-20 preseason in two split-squad games against the Calgary Flames, one in each province. It’s the unofficial opening to what should be an exciting regular season.
Read More →The Vancouver Canucks have their signed their last remaining Restricted Free Agent and their most important one. Brock Boeser has signed a three-year, $17.625-million ($5.875-million AAV) deal and will be with the team before the regular season begins.
Read More →Today was the first episode of “2 Guys and a Goalie,” starring Dustin Nielson, Joaquin Gage, and Matt Kassian and presented by Odds Shark, Popeye’s Louisiana Chicken, and Sports Clips Haircuts, went live. The show focuses on stories, notes, transactions, and everything else happening all around the NHL and the world of hockey. As far…
Read More →Canucks hockey is back! Your Vancouver Canucks take on the Calgary Flames twice tonight which seems like a tall task but they’ll send a split-squad to Calgary and keep the rest in Victoria. Training Camp is officially over and the local island folks will get treated to an official preseason game in their own barn.
Read More →After penning an emotional and earnest tribute to Jason Botchford (seriously, read it here if you haven’t already), our own Jackson McDonald is off on a well-deserved vacation—and so yours truly has the honour of handling the last Monday Mailbag of the offseason. do you see any path for macewen to make the team out…
Read More →Next up on our countdown of the best prospects in the Canucks’ system is Olli Juolevi, a player who, if not for Jake Virtanen, would be far and away the most polarizing Canucks’ first-round pick in recent memory. Juolevi debuted in the #2 spot on our annual rankings back in 2016, but his inability to…
Read More →The Vancouver Canucks did some nice work this offseason in acquiring some depth for the NHL roster. Today, I will take a look at three newcomers who have two-way deals with the big club but could find themselves in Utica to start the season. As it happens, one of these forwards traditionally plays the left…
Read More →Jett Woo was probably destined to be a fan favourite the moment the Canucks drafted him at 37th overall in the 2018 NHL Entry Draft. Named after actor Jet Li—and possessing the sort of onomatopoeic family name that will play well in Vancouver—Woo represented a unique addition to the prospect cupboard. What he’s done since…
Read More →The second day of Canucks training camp brought more positive story lines than negative ones, which was a welcome change considering day one with the Virtanen and Juolevi situation’s. Day two kicked off with a different tempo. There were hard board battles early and the physicality was dialed up quite a bit compared to the…
Read More →It’s official: Mitch Marner is still a Maple Leaf, Ivan Provorov is still a Flyer, and Brock Boeser remains unsigned by the Vancouver Canucks. The biggest domino finally fell on Friday afternoon which could put the rest of the remaining star restricted free agents in motion to sign as well in short order. The main…
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