Yes, the Los Angeles Kings have been linked to the Vancouver Canucks' struggling center Elias Pettersson this offseason. And yes, Pettersson has been seen working out in LA. But insiders have quashed the idea of a trade anytime soon. The latest comes to us from insider David Pagnotta, who appeared on the Sekeres & Price Podcast . And he says the Kings' interest in EP40 is on the back burner for now, but it's not dead in the water by any means: I think if the price drops and ...
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The Minnesota Wild acquired Quinn Hughes from the Vancouver Canucks in December 2025. Hughes still has one year left on the six-year deal that he signed with the Canucks back in 2021. With the deal set to expire at the end of the upcoming campaign, there have been discussions between the Wild and Hughes about […]
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BOWLING GREEN, Ohio – Former Bowling Green hockey forward Quinn Emerson has signed a professional contract to play at the next level, joining the Abbotsford Canucks, the AHL affiliate of the NHL’s Vancouver Canucks. The contract marks the first pro deal of Emerson’s career, adding him to the list of Falcons in professional hockey. “Quinn had an outstanding season for Bowling Green and the growth he has shown over the last two years has been tremendous,” said head Bowling Green hockey coach Den...
In less than two weeks time, the Vancouver Canucks will begin their truncated training camp and preseason for the 2026-27 campaign. And while things could obviously happen during that interim, it seems most likely that the Canucks’ camp roster is essentially set at this point, and that their financial books are about where they will…
On September 7th in 1970, Wayne Gino Odjick was born in Maniwaki, Quebec. Fighting heavyweights Dave Manson and Stu Grimson in his NHL debut, the Algonquin Assassin earned the game's first star establishing himself as a fan favorite and formidable foe.
Taken 86th overall by the Vancouver Canucks in the 1990 NHL Draft, Odjick played in 605 games over 12 seasons with 4 teams (Canucks 444,
In blockbuster trades, there is a tendency to decide who won and who lost before anyone has had a chance to see how the players develop. That’s understandable. Fans want…
Hopefully you have made the most of the final long weekend of summer. The days are getting shorter, but the trade-off is that hockey is drawing nearer. And two weeks from now, the Vancouver Canucks will have completed their training camp and already opened their National Hockey League preseason. There will be plenty to digest…
The Vancouver Canucks were the most futile team in the National Hockey League in 2025-26, but the franchise has fully committed to the rebuild and already begun looking to the future. A key part of that was locking up Zeev Buium, one of the key pieces that came back to British Columbia in the trade […]
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The Kings could revisit Elias Pettersson if his trade price drops.
As the Vancouver Canucks prepare for their prospect showcase matchups against the Seattle Kraken on September 12th and 13th, the Canucks finally know who they’ll be up against. On Saturday, the Kraken announced their rookie camp roster for the prospect showcase along with their roster for training camp to start the 2026-27 season. Their…
On August 20th in 2010, Vancouver Canucks superfan Michael Bublé and play-by-play personality John Shorthouse joined the ranks of Bing Crosby, Ella Fitzgerald, and Frank Sinatra tweaking Bob Hope's rendition of the 1938 Academy Award winning classic "Thanks for the Memory", this time in a touching tribute to the club's retiring colorman Tom Larscheid during a hometown sold-out stop on Bublé's
The Vancouver Canucks have begun the process of a full rebuild, and new GM Ryan Johnson is just getting started on changing the roster. But here are four Canucks stars who are likely to be on the trade block this season as Vancouver pivots to a new generation.
Just when it seemed like the 2026 offseason was coming to an end, the Vancouver Canucks made their biggest move of the summer, signing Zeev Buium to an eight-year, $9.38 million AAV extension. It’s the second-largest contract in franchise history, the largest ever handed to a Canucks defender, and, for now, one of the largest…
There is a funny thing about rebuilding a hockey team. The move that looks like the beginning of the end can sometimes turn out to be the beginning of something…
On June 23rd in 2006, Florida Panthers GM Mike Keenan traded Roberto Luongo, Lukas Krajicek, and a 6th round pick (Sergei Shirokov) in the next day's 2006 NHL Entry Draft to the host city's Vancouver Canucks for Todd Bertuzzi, Bryan Allen, and Alex Auld.
Both Bertuzzi (7 games) and Auld (27 games) enjoyed limited play during their one season down south while Allen (284 games) was a fixture
The Vancouver Canucks are only 10 days away from opening training camp in Penticton, and the buzz around the team is getting louder. While it hasn’t officially started, players have…
Just a couple of weeks out from Training Camp 2026, the Vancouver Canucks made one of the largest signings in franchise history, both in terms of the size of the contract and its potential importance. Zeev Buium, the centrepiece of the Quinn Hughes return and still just 20 years old heading into his second NHL…
In an interview on the podcast ‘100% Canucks’, now-former Montreal Canadiens winger Brendan Gallagher continued to be respectful to his former team but also honest about what his last two seasons with the Canadiens were like. Early in the interview, host, and longtime NHL analyst John Shannon, asked Gallagher when he knew the writing was […]
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In an interview on the podcast ‘100% Canucks’, now-former Montreal Canadiens winger Brendan Gallagher continued to be respectful to his former team but also honest about what his last two seasons with the Canadiens were like. Early in the interview, host, and longtime NHL analyst John Shannon, asked Gallagher when he knew the writing was […]
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With the regular season quickly approaching, teams across the National Hockey League have ramped up their transactions. One of the biggest news pieces these last few days belongs to the Calgary Flames’ Pacific Division rivals, the Vancouver Canucks. On Friday, they extended defenceman Zeev Buium to an eight-year deal worth $9.38 million annually. 8 MORE…
At this point, we’re a good six months away from the 2027 NHL Trade Deadline. But there’s another deadline coming this year, and it’s coming before the season, or even the preseason, begins. September 15, 2026 marks the date at which the newest CBA changes the maximum term limits of contracts. Prior to that…
It wasn’t a banner draft plus-one season for Vancouver Canucks goaltending prospect Aleksei Medvedev. He struggled early on and lost the starter’s crease as a result. However, in an interview with CanucksArmy at Canucks development camp, Medvedev shared his positive view on his down season, saying that he felt learning from that adversity early…
Like most in the hockey world, Vancouver Canucks general manager Ryan Johnson has been forced to wrap his head around the new economic realities that have emerged in an escalating salary cap era. But rather than get bogged down by the monumental numbers being attached to new contracts this summer, Johnson has tried wherever possible…
Shane Wright is still with the Kraken. The Flyers aren't really looking at PTOs. Is it a surprise that Jake DeBrusk is still with the Canucks?