Yesterday Vegas acquired Philip Holm from Vancouver. This morning he makes his Chicago Wolves debut in a 11AM game vs. Texas. The defenseman is 3rd in AHL goals with 11G & 9th in points 29 among blueliners #Wolvesbites
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Babych Please: March 2nd, 2018
By Vanessa Jang
Mar 2, 2018, 11:00 ESTUpdated: Mar 2, 2018, 02:06 EST
With the trade deadline come and gone, let’s check in on what some of the Canucks, both past and present, were up to this week!
- Philip Holm reported to the AHL’s Chicago Wolves following his trade to Vegas. He’s still wearing his blue Canucks shirt which means he either misses the Canucks that much, or he’s just waiting for his Vegas gear. It’s probably the latter of the two…
- Am I the only one who actually misses Vanek? He’s with his 8th team in 9 years and it definitely can’t be easy on him. As usual though, he handled it like a pro:
Hear from @T_Vanek26 as he speaks with @BobbyMacSports and @Shelleyhawk45 about joining the #CBJ. Tune in to The Inside Edge tonight at 7:00 p.m. on @971thefan and the CBJ app for the full interview!
- Adam Gaudette took over NCAA Ice Hockey’s Instagram this week to give an inside look on his life at Northeastern:
- Jake Virtanen and Michael Del Zotto went to a shooting range this week:
- The Canucks (finally) signed Kole Lind to an entry-level contract!
Beyond excited to sign with the @Canucks ! Couldn't be happier to do it with my parents by my side. I'd like to thank everyone for the continued support, thrilled for the future 🤘🏼
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