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Welcome back to WDYTT, the only hockey column on the internet that has never increased its prices. Speaking of increasing, it’s not really something that folks are counting on the Vancouver Canucks doing as a team in this upcoming 2026-27 season. Most would be pretty happy if the majority of the Canucks growth was…
It was a very well-attended summer skate for the Vancouver Canucks on Wednesday at Rogers Arena. All the usual suspects, as well as some Abbotsford Canucks players, were partaking in the on-ice session. The total count in attendance came to 30 players, 27 skaters and three goaltenders. What we saw The session started with…
The Vancouver Canucks hit the ice for the third consecutive day at Rogers Arena for their offseason summer skates as they ramp up for training camp in Penticton beginning in just over two weeks. It was a well-attended session, with the majority of Canucks players on the ice participating. One of those players was Filip…
Former Vancouver Canucks winger Evander Kane is looking for a new team to play for, and his latest off-ice controversy might signal the end of his NHL career.
Welcome back to Blackfish: our weekly Vancouver Canucks prospect report. Look at us, we finally made it. It may only be exhibition hockey, but we have actual results to talk about in this week’s instalment. Preseason action in the CHL kicked off this week, while a handful of prospects were busy overseas taking part in…
Everyone knows Thatcher Demko can be an elite goalie when fully healthy. And with the tides hopefully turning in his favour with a healthy season ahead, we could see Demko make steps towards a return to his former self. A valuable asset to any team when in top form, our bold prediction is that Demko…
Training camp prep is underway for the Vancouver Canucks, and while most of the attention this week has gone to the young guys getting their first real look at NHL…
Have you ever taken a social media sabbatical? You should really think about it. Admittedly, I did open Instagram and Twitter/X a handful of times while I was on vacation. I wanted some information, after all. I didn’t really go anywhere — BC’s Okanagan is a beautiful place, and I did get out that…
The Vancouver Canucks returned to the ice on Monday at Rogers Arena as they look to ramp up before the season starts in less than a month. For the 2026-27 season, there are four new additions to the squad: Brendan Gallagher, Paul Cotter, Jamie Oleksiak, and Luke Schenn. For Schenn, this isn’t the first…
After two years on the Sportsnet panel as an analyst for the Vancouver Canucks, Landon Ferraro has found a new gig. On Tuesday morning, TSN PR announced that Ferraro will be joining the network as an analyst for the Winnipeg Jets. Announcing the latest addition to the @TSNHockey team, @LandonFerraro! 🎉 Landon joins @TSN_Sports…
Considering where he started the season last year, one could argue that no forward was more impressive throughout the Vancouver Canucks’ 2026-27 campaign than Linus Karlsson. Coming off a great playoff run in Abbotsford, where he was the leading scorer on a Calder Cup-winning team, Karlsson came into last year just hoping to make the…
Jake DeBrusk had a tough 2025-26 season. He went public late in the season and admitted that playing on a rebuilding team is not his idea of a good time. A trade has been in the offing ever since, though it's been relatively quiet on that front during the summer. But now that hockey season is fast approaching, a DeBrusk trade will be back on the menu for the Vancouver Canucks at some point. However, as noted by Thomas Drance of The Athletic this past week, his trade value is not at...
Shortly after releasing their prospect pool rankings, Daily Faceoff’s prospect expert Steven Ellis dropped his top 75 NHL-affiliated prospect rankings, and had four Vancouver Canucks on the list. 8. Caleb Malhotra Coming in as the highest-ranked Canucks prospect on Ellis’ list was recent third overall selection, Caleb Malhotra. After transitioning from the BCHL to the…
Vancouver Canucks wingers Brock Boeser and Jake DeBrusk were fixtures in last season's rumor mill, a trend that will likely continue as the club rebuilds with younger talent.
As Vancouver Canucks players return to the ice at Rogers Arena ahead of the rapidly approaching National Hockey League season, the roles and responsibilities of the team’s new coaching staff have been unveiled. In an article on the Canucks website, new head coach Manny Malhotra revealed the portfolios he has assigned to assistant coaches…
Evander Kane is still a free agent and is looking for a team to play for in 2026-27. Kane played last year with the Vancouver Canucks after being traded from the Edmonton Oilers. It was the fifth different franchise that Kane had played for. Now, one of his former teammates, Kurtis Gabriel, who played with […] The post Evander Kane shares cryptic post after getting called out by ex-teammate appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Quinn Hughes to the New Jersey Devils is the hottest rumor in hockey at the moment, and funny enough, it's nothing new. When Hughes was with the Vancouver Canucks, president Jim Rutherford went public with Hughes' desire to join the New Jersey Devils eventually, to suit up with his brothers Jack, and Luke. Been writing and speaking about this very quote all summer. Jim Rutherford said the thing out loud that he wanted to play with his brothers. What is most important? Only Quinn Hughes knows. ...
The season is officially under a month away, and it appears the Vancouver Canucks players are back on the ice getting ready for the season. On Monday, the Canucks shared photos and videos on their social media of players hitting the ice at Rogers Arena. POV: the squad is happy to see you. 😄…
Hughes is entering the final season of his current six-year, $47.1 million contract.
Welcome to a new series here at CanucksArmy, where over the month of August we’ll ask a new question each day about the Vancouver Canucks. We’re calling it “31 days, 31 questions”. Today, we’re examining who the Canucks’ equivalents are in the other three major North American sports. If you’re a Vancouver Canucks fan,…
The Vancouver Canucks are deep into a full tear-it-down-to-the-studs rebuild. But their No. 1 blueliner is still around, and Filip Hronek—with six years remaining on his eight-year deal—fully intends to keep it that way. An absolute bargain these days, at a $7.25 million cap hit, Hronek would be heavily in demand if the Canucks were ever to consider trading him. But that request won't be coming from him, as told to David Alter of The Hockey News . We like the city, and obviously the fans...
For Harry Mahesh, the journey combined all his worlds. The Abbotsford Canucks assistant coach visited his parents’ homeland in India to help promote ice hockey in a cricket-obsessed country of nearly 1.5 billion people.
Daily Faceoff’s prospect guru Steven Ellis dropped his top-32 NHL prospect pool rankings, and based on his rankings, he likes what the Vancouver Canucks did at the 2026 NHL Draft. Moving up 18 spots from the 28th ranking in Ellis’ 2025 edition, the Canucks find themselves ranked 10th. The three notable prospects Ellis lists…
The Vancouver Canucks are in one of those stretches where the roster isn’t quite what it was, but it isn’t quite what it will become, either. There has been plenty…
We’re less than a month from the puck being dropped on the 2026-27 NHL regular season. And as soon as that happens, we’ve got a feeling that the Vancouver Canucks are going to start dropping something else with a lot greater frequency…the gloves! One bold prediction we’ve got for the 2026-27 campaign is that…