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Plays of the Week: June 11th-June 17th

By Vanessa Jang
Jun 18, 2017, 17:00 EDTUpdated: Jun 18, 2017, 15:55 EDT
The Friday we’ve all been waiting for has finally arrived! One week from today, the Canucks will have seven new prospects added to their pool. With the NHL Entry Draft coming up in a few short days, anticipation if only growing. Before that, however, we must bid adieu to one of our own players as they will become a member of the Vegas Golden Knights. On Wednesday, the first roster of the NHL’s desert expansion team will be revealed. It’ll be a busy week, that’s for sure, but Canucks Army will be armed and ready to tackle any breaking news that comes our way. Miss an article this week? I’ve got you covered with our Plays of the Week!
Weekly Features
- Monday Mailbag (J.D. Burke)
- Monday Mailbag II (J.D. Burke)
- What Would You Do Wednesday (Jackson McDonald)
- Roundtable (Jeremy Davis)
- Babych Please (Grainne Downey)
- Canucks Army Podcast (Satiar Shah & J.D. Burke)
Prospect Profiles
- #12 – Kailer Yamamoto
- #11 – Martin Necas
- #10 – Miro Heiskanen
- #9 – Cale Makar
- #8 – Nick Suzuki
- #7 – Casey Mittelstadt
- #6 – Timothy Liljegren
- #5 – Elias Pettersson
- #4 – Gabriel Vilardi
- #3 – Cody Glass
- #2 – Nico Hischier
- #1 – Nolan Patrick
Canucks Army Year in Review
- Erik Gudbranson (Vanessa Jang)
- Michael Chaput (J.D. Burke)
- Jayson Megna (Taylor Perry)
- Sven Baertschi (Adam Laskaris)
Canucks Army This Week
- Examining the 2016-17 USNTDP (Ryan Biech)
- The Canucks Should Select a Goalie at the 2017 NHL Entry Draft (Ryan Biech)
- Anchors Away! (Graphic Comments)
Canucks News This Week
Recent articles from Vanessa Jang
Breaking News
- Canucks place Filip Chytil on injured reserve; recall Jacob Quillan from AHL Abbotsford
- Scenes from Canucks practice: Chytil ruled out for Saturday against the Maple Leafs
- Filip Chytil absent from Canucks practice after re-aggravation of upper body injury
- One month into 2026-27, the Canucks are developing a helpful habit of entertaining losses
- Canucks’ most recent road trip a reminder of just how much stockpiling of talent a rebuild actually requires

