Have you checked out our new Vancouver Canucks resource pages yet?

If not, find them in our website’s navigation bar under the “Team” dropdown menu at the top of the page. You can have some fun with them, and they will be updated all season long. Let’s dive into each one.

The NHL Edge website is a fantastic resource for looking at things like shot speed, shot location, skating speed, and a whole bunch more data points. Now, you can get the Canucks’ NHL Edge data in one click by hovering over the “Team” tab and selecting NHL Edge. From there, you’ll be taken to a summary of the Canucks’ NHL Edge Data, including the leaders for hardest shot and max skating speed, followed by a team summary, which includes the Canucks’ rank in each category:

The summary page includes a shots on goal heat map at the bottom as well. We also have added tabs to take you to the following stat pages: Skating Speed; Distance; Shot Speed; Shot Location; and Zone Time. Speaking of Zone time, the Canucks’ ranks from last season don’t look very pretty…

But hey, it’s a new season! Before we dive into the other categories, I just wanted to also highlight that Max Sasson recorded the fastest top speed of any Canucks skater at 23.69 mph last season, and just this week, told our own Jeff Paterson that he thinks he’s even faster than last year heading into 2026-27. That could be very fun to watch if he’s right.

Of course, returning from last year is our line combinations page, which gets updated via Daily Faceoff proper. You can find them by clicking here!

How close do you think these forward line combinations are to what the Canucks will roll out on opening night?

New this season: you can now change your view of each player to show their last 10-game stats, season stats, contract information, and cap hit, instead of just their jersey number and headshot. Check it out!

Also returning from last year is the Canucks’ weekly schedule information. Here is how that looks:

We also have a tab dedicated to Canucks player stats, and if you scroll to the right on this page, you’ll see more than just goals, assists, and plus-minus.

Additionally, we’ve got a page to track the NHL standings, so you can track in real time, all season long, how close the Canucks can get to securing the best odds of landing Landon DuPont first overall at the 2027 NHL Entry Draft (yes my mind has already gone there, just like it did with Gavin McKenna).

You can sort this page by league, conference, division, and wild card standings.

Lastly, thanks to our new partnership with PuckPedia, we’ve got the latest signing information right from our new “Signings” page in the Team dropdown menu. These signings are listed daily, so if you see a report about a signing, be sure to check that page to get all the details. You might even find out about a contract via this page quicker than it takes us to write a news article about it (though the competitive news writer in me will absolutely be trying to limit how many times that happens).

But it’s not just Canucks signings. This page will populate with all NHL signings, and is legitimately how I found out that Braeden Bowman signed a six-year deal with the Vegas Golden Knights on Thursday and that Mike Reilly signed for one year with the Carolina Hurricanes.

If you’ve got any recommendations for other resource pages we can add, be sure to let us know in the comments section below!