Five Years of Free Agent Frenzy: Recapping All The Moves The Canucks Have Made On Day 1 Of Free Agency How the first day of ...

The Canucks are largely returning the same lineup, which includes a very solid goaltending tandem, a high-end defence corps ...

There were numerous avenues the Vancouver Canucks could have taken this offseason. But few could have guessed what actually transpired. Heading into the offseason, the belief within the fan base was ...

The Vancouver Canucks moved quickly when the unrestricted free agent market opened to address some of their biggest areas of need — signing two big, defensive oriented NHL defenders and a solid ...

With the first two days of the NHL free agency window in the books, the Vancouver Canucks have given a broad framework of what their lineup could look like at the start of the 2024-25 season.

Local boy Noah Juulsen has been with the Canucks since the 2021-2022 regular season, having signed one-year deals up until the 2023 free agency period. Making $775K per year, he’ll be 28 by the ...

All signs point to the Canucks lacking the intestinal fortitude to make those types of moves, though. Advertisement With that win-just-enough-now approach in mind, let’s try to make lemonade with all ...

Canucks’ Strategy to Acquire Guentzel. The Canucks completed a series of transactions leading up to the draft and free agency that could help them land Guentzel.

Vancouver Canucks Free Agent Prospects: Forwards Mac D Jun 6, 2018 As highlighted yesterday, the Vancouver Canucks don't need to make any moves on the defensive end.

After missing the playoffs this past year, the Canucks need to use the trade market to improve in this 2025 NHL offseason.

Filip Hronek is a restricted free agent in line for a significant raise, who the Canucks could re-sign themselves or trade to another team for help in another area of need on their roster. Tyler Myers ...