2025-07-08
Champion returns, championship final starts -
A former Gagarin Cup-winning head coach is back in the KHL, while the inaugural 3x3 championship reaches the final phase. Read on for more of last week?s main stories. Bob?s back Bob Hartley is back in the KHL as newly-appointed head coach at Lokomotiv Yaroslavl. The Canadian, 64, previously worked with Avangard from 2018-2022, winning the Gagarin Cup in 2021. In total, he coached 294 games with Hawks, winning 177. Hartley also has a Stanley Cup, won with Colorado in 2001. When Hartley left Omsk, he announced he was retiring from coaching and has spent the last three seasons doing media work. But the chance to take over at the defending Gagarin Cup champion proved too tempting to resist.
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The Canucks have a free agency problem -
It's not going to be easy in the future, and Quinn Hughes needs to be shown so much more than he's seen to date
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NHL Notebook: Buffalo and Utah take Byram and McBain to arbitration -
Welcome back to NHL Notebook — the series here at CanucksArmy where we deliver you news and notes from around the National Hockey League — oftentimes through a Vancouver Canucks-tinted lens! We are officially entering the dog days of summer. There’s no more hockey to watch, and all the big-name free agents have found their new teams….
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2025-07-07
Oilers’ Darnell Nurse, Adam Henrique declined to waive no-trade clauses: report -
All the talk about the Edmonton Oilers heading into the off-season was how the team was looking to clear out salary cap space. They were able to do so by trading Evander Kane to the Vancouver Canucks and Viktor Arvidsson to the Boston Bruins, getting back a 2025 fourth round pick, used to select David…
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Canucks GM Patrik Allvin talks free agency, Silovs’ future, and more -
Vancouver Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin joined John Shannon and Landon Ferraro on the 100% Canucks Podcast this week, offering candid insight into the club’s offseason decisions, the future of key players, and his outlook heading into 2024–25. Allvin opened the conversation by addressing the overall volatility of this year’s free agent market. “Free…
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JPat’s Monday Canucks Mailbag: Where will the goals come from next season? -
The so-called free agent frenzy came and went with minimal fanfare, especially in these parts. Oh sure, there was still some mad money thrown around the National Hockey League. But for the most part, with a rising salary cap, teams didn’t put on a display of panic purchasing on the open market. Now, we…
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The Hockey Writers Daily -
The Hockey Writers Daily Free Agent Tracker, Oilers Explored Trade of Top Defenceman & Canadiens' Offseason Work May Be Done Also, Maple Leafs, Canucks, and Flyers roster projections, and more. https://buff.ly/g0rvbq8
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Cam Neely Trade Tree: Vancouver Canucks to Boston Bruins - The Hockey Writers Hockey History Latest News, Analysis & More -
Cam Neely Trade Tree: Vancouver Canucks to Boston Bruins In 1986, the Bruins and Canucks made a trade that changed the hockey landscape. The Cam Neely trade tree is the result.
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Canucks 2025-26 Roster Projection 2.0 & Make-or-Break Season for the Core -
Canucks 2025-26 Roster Projection 2.0 & Make-or-Break Season for the Core Also, a look back at the 1982 Cup run, Trail, BC's forgotten goaltending legends, and more. https://buff.ly/sJxH2Ts
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Monday Morning Bag Skate 7-7-25 -
This is your daily thread to talk about the latest hockey news. BLACKHAWKS A recap from a week of draft comments and development camp (SCH) We Live on Front Porches and Swing Life Away (SCH) Blackhawks prospect rankings: Sam Rinzel jumps to No. 1 while Anotn Frondell enters at No. 3 (Sun-Times) Vaclav Nestrasil’s development “took off” once he embraced power-forward identity (Sun-Times) OHL trio reunites as Bla
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West Notes: Zellweger, Mintyukov, Suchanek, Canucks, Ritchie -
Notes from the West including Anaheim getting interest in two young defensemen, Vancouver made a run at signing Christian Dvorak, and more.
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Canucks: How a focus on having fun helped Ty Young turn in a massive first season of pro hockey -
Less than a year ago, he didn’t know where he was going to play. And yet, Ty Young still had a smile on his face when we talked at Vancouver Canucks training camp in Penticton last season. After it became clear that Joshua Ravensbergen would be the Prince George Cougars’ preference to man their…
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2025-07-06
Canucks 2025-26 Roster Projection 2.0: Forward Group Upgraded After Boeser & Kane Additions - The Hockey Writers Vancouver Canuc... -
Canucks 2025-26 Roster Projection 2.0: Forward Group Upgraded After Boeser & Kane Additions The Vancouver Canucks' projected top-six for this season got a lot stronger with the additions of Brock Boeser and Evander Kane.
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6 notable NHL free agents who have yet to sign with a team -
The Vancouver Canucks‘ offseason work may very well be complete. As we showed earlier this week, they’ve now got a full lineup and could ice a team if the season started tomorrow. But that doesn’t mean we’ve packed up for the offseason and have stopped paying attention to the league as a whole. With…
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Canucks 2025-26 Roster Projection 2.0: Forward Group Upgraded After Boeser & Kane Additions -
With the 2025 NHL Draft and the first week of free agency in the books, it’s time for version 2.0 of the Vancouver Canucks 2025-26 roster projection. Last year, the…
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What will the Abby Canucks’ lineup look like next season? -
The 2024-2025 Abbotsford Canucks is a team fans will remember forever. Their Championship run breathed joy, excitement, and some much-needed life into a Canucks organization that desperately needed it after the season their big brother had. But all things must come to an end. While the players rejoiced with one another in their accomplishment,…
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Kultaleijona sai miljoonien palkankorotuksen – Yrittää NHL:ssä kovaa temppua -
Kevin Lankinen solmi helmikuussa viisivuotisen sopimuksen Vancouver Canucksin kanssa. – Oma tavoitteeni on pelata paljon pelejä, kantaa vastuuta ja ottaa se ykkösveskarin rooli. NHL-seura Vancouver Canucksin maalivahti Kevin Lankinen solmi helmikuussa viisivuotisen sopimuksen kanadalaisseuran kanssa.
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Video essay: How Dany Sabourin was thrust into overtime during a Canucks playoff game -
On May 3, 2007, the Vancouver Canucks were fighting for their playoff lives against the powerhouse Anaheim Ducks in Game 5 of the Western Conference Semifinal. The Ducks were up 3-1 in the series, with Game 5 held in Anaheim. The Canucks were clinging to hope, having just tied the game late in regulation. …
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2025-07-05
What might be the Canucks’ next piece of business this offseason? -
While the bulk of the Vancouver Canucks’ offseason heavy lifting – if we can call it that – has already been done, that doesn’t mean the job of roster construction is complete. With in-season acquisitions of Filip Hronek, Nikita Zadorov, Elias Lindholm, Marcus Pettersson and Drew O’Connor over the past three seasons, it’s clear the…
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Canucks Have Started Extension Talks With Kiefer Sherwood -
The Vancouver Canucks have held preliminary talks about a contract extension for winger Kiefer Sherwood.
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One year out, what does a reasonable Quinn Hughes extension look like for the Canucks? -
July 1, 2025 was an important day for the Vancouver Canucks, and in a few different ways. Eschewing the typical pattern of the Free Agent Frenzy, GM Patrik Allvin and Co. focused on retaining assets, not adding them. The Canucks signed Brock Boeser to a new seven-year deal mere minutes after he’d hit the…
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Dave Hall’s Canucks 2025 development camp scrimmage notebook -
The Vancouver Canucks’ 2025 Development Camp wrapped up its on-ice portion with a Blue vs. White scrimmage at UBC on Thursday, giving fans their first glimpse of the organization’s newest crop and 16 invites in game action. Development Camps don’t always provide the best environment for evaluating a prospect, so we take everything with…
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2025-07-04
Thunder's Shai Gilgeous Alexander nets huge payday -
Tom Mayenknecht: FIFA's Club World Cup is enduring a miserable inaugural tournament.
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2025-26 Is Make-or-Break Season for Canucks’ Core -
On a recent episode of Halford & Brough, the hosts tackled a topic that many Vancouver Canucks fans are quietly asking themselves: What is this team’s identity heading into 2025–26?…
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Canucks: Alexei Medvedev sure seems like the goalie of the future -
Comparisons with Andrei Vasilevsky and Tuuka Rask aren't made lightly.
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Canucks: Alexei Medvedev sure seems like the goalie of the future -
Comparisons with Andrei Vasilevsky and Tuuka Rask aren't made lightly.
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Latest NHL News & Rumours -
Latest NHL News & Rumours Boeser Was Canucks' Plan B, Hurricanes Sign Ehlers, Sharks Sign Orlov & More Plus, a look at the latest from around the league.... https://buff.ly/xTTJHZG
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What does the Canucks’ projected lineup look like post NHL free agency? -
While the rest of the Vancouver Canucks‘ offseason is shaping up to be a big game of “will they, won’t they?” when it comes to adding a second line centre, the club currently has a lineup we can look at and start to draw some conclusions from. Here is our first look at the…
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Are the Canucks done adding for the offseason?: Canucks Conversation -
On Thursday’s episode of Canucks Conversation, David Quadrelli and Harman Dayal discussed where the Vancouver Canucks stand after a flurry of early offseason moves – and whether fans should expect anything else to come before training camp. “The preference as of now is to add that centre they’re still looking for,” Harm said. “Maybe…
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What would a Kiefer Sherwood extension look like with the Canucks? -
The Vancouver Canucks did not make a ton of noise on the free agent market on July 1. Instead, they decided to hand out three contract extensions to Brock Boeser, Thatcher Demko and Conor Garland. This is a great look for an organization that has been deemed a broken locker room and a bad…
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Fredagens NHL-rygter: Bowen Bryam, St. Louis Blues og Offer Sheets -
Dagens NHL-rygter fokuserer på St. Louis Blues’ intensive jagt på Bowen Byram, muligheden for et offer sheet og Vancouver Canucks’ plan om at matche ethvert bud.
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How the new rumoured AHL paper transaction rules favour teams like the Canucks -
Remember how Patrik Allvin and company were sending down and calling up players like there was no tomorrow? That kind of thing seems to be coming to an end. Per @reporterchris and @PierreVLeBrun, paper moves will be eliminated. If a player is loaned to the AHL, they will have to report every single time…
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Are the Oilers better off with Trent Frederic over Evander Kane? -
The Edmonton Oilers said farewell to Evander Kane on June 25, trading him to the Vancouver Canucks after a four-year run with the team and as Cam Lewis recently noted, “While the Oilers are letting go of an effective power forward in Kane, they believe they have a younger and less expensive replacement in the…
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Far from a relic, Hastings Racecourse can thrive with proper support -
Rumours of horse racing’s demise are off. Backstretch chief David Milburn says it’s time to choose local jobs over financial fat cats
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The Hockey Writers Daily -
The Hockey Writers Daily Free Agent Tracker, How Maple Leafs Replaced Mitch Marner & Oilers' Body Language Hurting Stuart Skinner Also, Red Wings roster projection, Brock Boeser Plan B for Canucks, and more. https://buff.ly/Cuiwu1p
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How do Boeser, Demko, and Garland’s new Canucks contracts compare to their old ones? -
The Free Agent Frenzy of July 1 can be an overwhelming one. Teams are besieged by new arrivals, with each of them typically sporting a new bloated contract with whatever salary it took to lure them away from their old team. It can take a while for the implications to shake out, and for…
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Friday Habs Headlines: Stepping up at development camp -
Montreal Canadiens news and notes ‘Little John’ Mooney shows off big skills at the Canadiens’ development camp. [Montreal Gazette] Michael Hage is taking his first steps towards laying claim to the second-line centre position. [RDS] Luke Mittelstadt tends to slip under the radar, but he’s making himself known at camp. [La Presse | Radio-Canada] Development camp is very different this year for the Montreal Canadiens. [
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B?ugera un ?ilova p?rst?v?t? ''Canucks'' aizmaina vienu no l?deriem uz Sentluisu -
LETA. Viens no Nacion?l?s hokeja l?gas (NHL) kluba Vank?veras "Canucks" l?deriem Piuss Zuters karjeru turpin?s Sentluisas "Blues" komand?, zi?o l?ga.
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Boeser Plan B for Canucks, Bouchard’s Wild Ask, & More NHL Rumors - The Hockey Writers NHL Rumors Latest News, Analysis & More -
Boeser Plan B for Canucks, Bouchard’s Wild Ask, & More NHL Rumors Was Brock Boeser the backup plan for the Canucks? What was Evan Bouchard asking for on an eight-year deal? Where will Orlov sign?
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These are the bets the Canucks are making for the 2025-26 NHL season -
Patrick Johnston: The Vancouver Canucks want to suspend disbelief for the 2025-26 season.
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These are the bets the Canucks are making for the 2025-26 NHL season -
Patrick Johnston: The Vancouver Canucks want to suspend disbelief for the 2025-26 season.
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Meet PWHL Seattle’s Inaugural Draft Class -
On June 24, the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) hosted its second-ever entry draft. This entry draft made history, as it was the first time that PWHL Vancouver and PWHL…
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2025-07-03
Which NHL teams did each Canucks free agent end up signing with? -
NHL Free Agency has come and gone, and as was the case for many teams, there weren’t a ton of fireworks for the Vancouver Canucks. The club managed to re-sign Brock Boeser in the 11th hour thanks to a last-minute call from general manager Patrik Allvin. They also extended two key pieces in Thatcher…
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‘It’s their room’: Foote aims to instill accountability, standards with Canucks -
The Vancouver Canucks may have a new coach, but Adam Foote says it’s not his team. It belongs to the players.
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Canucks rumoured offer for UFA Christian Dvorak was 3 years at $4 million annually -
One of the hottest commodities on the free agent market on July 1 this year was a top-six centre, with several teams on the hunt to bolster their offence this summer. On July 1, centreman Christian Dvorak signed a one-year, $5.4 million contract with the Philadelphia Flyers. It’s widely considered an overpay for a…
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NHL Notebook: Nikolaj Ehlers signs 6-year, $8.5M AAV deal with the Carolina Hurricanes -
Welcome back to NHL Notebook — the series here at CanucksArmy where we deliver you news and notes from around the National Hockey League — oftentimes through a Vancouver Canucks-tinted lens! Heading into July 1, there really weren’t many game-changing players that were projected to hit the market. With free agency coming early and a lot of…
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WDYTT: How would you rate the Canucks’ offseason so far? -
Welcome back to WDYTT, the only hockey column on the internet subjected to regular dusting. Speaking of dust, the dust has now settled on the Free Agent Frenzy 2025. Sort of. Transactions will continue right through to the official opening of the 2025/26 season, but the majority of the action is now out of…
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Canucks' new draft Braeden Cootes wants to be Brayden Point -
The Seattle Thunderbirds have become an NHL prospect engine and the Vancouver Canucks have jumped aboard.
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Where each of the Canucks’ 2025 draft picks will be playing next season -
With July 1st now in the rearview, the bell has officially rung on the 2025 offseason. That means that it’s already time to start thinking about next season and where players will spend their 2025-26 season. The Vancouver Canucks have a fresh new crop of players to follow, all of whom will be competing…
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What Re-Signing Boeser Really Means to the Canucks & Prospects to Pay Attention to at Development Camp -
What Re-Signing Boeser Really Means to the Canucks & Prospects to Pay Attention to at Development Camp Also, Pierre-Olivier Joseph signs a one-year contract, Boeser talks about his return to Vancouver, and more. Also, Pierre-Olivier Joseph signs a one-year contract, Boeser talks abou
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White Towels and King Richard: The Underdog Magic of the 1982 Canucks -
In 1982, hockey was treated to one of the most memorable playoff runs in NHL history. The Vancouver Canucks—underdogs by almost every measure—caught fire and made their way to the…
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Boeser Plan B for Canucks, Bouchard’s Wild Ask, & More NHL Rumors -
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, there are still a few big names unsigned in free agency, and Dmitry Orlov is one of the biggest on defense. Why hasn’t he signed…
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Whitecaps expect Ryan Gauld back this season -
But when Gauld might be back remains a deeply uncertain question.
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Long term deal and trade protection finally gives Canucks Boeser peace of mind and chance to put down roots in Vancouver -
The $50.75 million dollars is nice, to be sure. But the peace of mind of having a seven-year deal with full trade protection in the first four seasons likely means even more to Brock Boeser. After a couple of seasons where the 28-year-old winger’s name had been on the trade block for a variety of…
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Who are the Canucks most likely to trade in order to cut cap? -
The Free Agent Frenzy of 2025 is over and the Vancouver Canucks are…running it back? The day that normally marks great change on the NHL calendar was instead business as familiar for the Canucks. In lieu of bringing in any new players, GM Patrik Allvin and Co. opted to re-sign Brock Boeser and extend…
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Canucks Development Camp: How Riley Patterson got a leg up on demands of the game -
Patterson's mom was a former athlete, has a background in sports psychology, and is a guidance counsellor. She encouraged Riley to write a journal for reflection and preparation.
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Canucks Development Camp: How Riley Patterson got a leg up on demands of the game -
Patterson's mom was a former athlete, has a background in sports psychology, and is a guidance counsellor. She encouraged Riley to write a journal for reflection and preparation.
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Thursday Morning Bag Skate 7-3-25 -
This is your daily thread to talk about the latest hockey news. BLACKHAWKS John Mustard flying under radar despite solid freshman year at Providence (Sun-Times) What we learned at Blackhawks development camp, including Vaclav Nestrasil thinking “bigger” (Tribune) Blackhawks sign forward Dominic Toninato (SCH) Blackhawks acquire Sam Lafferty from Sabres (SCH) (
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St. Louis Blues vahvisti rivejään – haaviin 25 maalin mies vapailta markkinoilta -
St. Louis Blues on tehnyt kaksivuotisen sopimuksen sveitsiläishyökkääjä Pius Suterin kanssa. Sopimuksen kokonaisarvo on 8,25 miljoonaa dollaria, joten se takaa Suterille keskimäärin 4,125 miljoonaa dollaria per kausi. Suter, 29, edusti kahden viime kauden ajan Van
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Marchand stayed, Boeser declined. Maple Leafs will have to get creative to find offence in post-Marner era -
The Leafs wanted Marchand, but he re-signed in Florida. They offered Boeser more money than Vancouver, but he wanted term. Where do they go from here?
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Vierte NHL-Station: Suter kommt bei den St. Louis Blues unter -
Für Pius Suter ist die Clubsuche in der NHL beendet. Er wechselt von Vancouver zu St. Louis.
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Vierte NHL-Station: Suter kommt bei den St. Louis Blues unter -
Für Pius Suter ist die Clubsuche in der NHL beendet. Er wechselt von Vancouver zu St. Louis.
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Thursday Habs Headlines: Zachary Bolduc improved his stock with a more physical game -
Montreal Canadiens news and notes Zachary Bolduc’s more varied game should help him under the Montreal spotlight, his father says. [TVA Sports] Bolduc could be the first Québécois player to score 25 goals for the Canadiens in a quarter-century. [TVA Sports] Bolduc is one of the pieces in the puzzle that Kent Hughes is slowly but surely assembling in Montreal. [Sportsnet] L.J. Mooney is used to all the questions about whether he’s too small to be an NHLer. He uses them as motivation. [
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ÖEHV-Talent wird Draft-Ehre zuteil -
Leon Kolarik bietet sich die Chance, im kommenden Jahr in Nordamerika zu spielen. Der 17-jährige Wiener vom EC Red Bull Salzburg wurde am Mittwoch im CHL Import Draft von den Peterborough Petes aus der Ontario Hockey League (OHL) in der zweiten Runde an der 63. Stelle gewählt. Er ist damit der insgesamt 29. Spieler aus Österreich, der von einem Team aus den drei großen kanadischen Juniorenligen gezogen wird. In der Vergangenheit wurde diese Ehre auch Marco Kasper, Marco Rossi, David Reinbacher, Michael Grabner oder Thomas Vanek zuteil. Profi-Debüt und U20-Meister Kolarik wurde 2007 in Wien geboren und übersiedelte 2021 vom Nachwuchs der Vienna Capitals in die Red Bull Eishockey Akademie nach Salzburg. In der vergangenen Saison lief der Flügelstürmer für die Red Bull Hockey Juniors in der Alps Hockey League (AlpsHL) auf und verbuchte 23 Scorerpunkte (10 Tore, 13 Assists) in 36 Spielen. Er gab zudem sein Profi-Debüt in der win2day ICE Hockey League, dort kann er nach sieben Einsätze
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Canucks Sign Pierre-Olivier Joseph to 1-Year Contract - The Hockey Writers Canucks Transactions Latest News, Analysis & More -
Canucks Sign Pierre-Olivier Joseph to 1-Year Contract The Vancouver Canucks announced they have signed Pierre-Olivier Joseph to a one-year contract worth $775,000.
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Rutherford talks Boeser extension, Canucks goaltending situation, centre depth, and more -
Usually on July 2, upper management around the NHL is heavily engaged in boardrooms evaluating the remaining available free agents. But with just over $500,000 in cap space after re-signing Brock Boeser, there isn’t much wiggle room to go out there to continue to add through free agency. Of course, Vancouver Canucks upper management…
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Canucks? Demko says he would have signed in Vancouver for 20 years if he could have -
Thatcher Demko left nothing to the imagination when describing how much he likes living and playing in the City of Vancouver. Speaking for the first time since signing a three-year $25.5M extension with the Canucks on Tuesday, Demko made it abundantly clear that he would have been willing to sign long term with the hockey?
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Angel of the Winds Arena to host NHL Prospects Game with Seattle Kraken, Vancouver Canucks -
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Canucks Sign Defenseman Pierre-Olivier Joseph -
The Vancouver Canucks have signed defenseman Pierre-Olivier Joseph to a one-year contract worth $775,000, per a team release. The former first-round pick (23rd overall in the 2017 NHL Draft) joins Vancouver after skating in 194 career games over five NHL seasons. Joseph spent time with both the St. Louis Blues and Pittsburgh Penguins last season,…
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Canucks: Brock Boeser's here to stay — and ready to lead -
Boeser knows he has a big role to play. The commitment the Canucks have shown him means a lot to the veteran winger
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Canucks Sign Boeser to 7-Year Contract & Extend Garland and Demko -
Canucks Sign Boeser to 7-Year Contract & Extend Garland and Demko Also, they sign LaBate, MacEachern, and Schuldt to two-way deals. https://buff.ly/nHrPMhe
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Canucks sign Pierre-Olivier Joseph to one-year contract, Pius Suter joins Blues -
VANCOUVER ? The Canucks signed defenceman Pierre-Olivier Joseph to a one-year contract worth US$775,000, while centre Pius Suter exited Vancouver to join the St. Louis Blues on Wednesday. Joseph had three assists in 47 games split between the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Blues last season. The six-foot-two, 185-pound blueliner played in parts of four seasons The post Canucks sign Pierre-Olivier Joseph to one-year contract, Pius Suter joins Blues appeared first on The Lethbridge Herald - News and Sports from around Lethbridge.
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Canucks: Brock Boeser's here to stay — and ready to lead -
Boeser knows he has a big role to play. The commitment the Canucks have shown him means a lot to the veteran winger
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L’attaccante rossocrociato Pius Suter passa ai St. Louis Blues con un accordo di due anni -
ST. LOUIS – Ha trovato la sua nuova squadra l’attaccante rossocrociato Pius Suter, che si è accordato con i St. Louis Blues con un contratto di due stagioni per un totale di 8.25 milioni di dollari. Il 29enne è reduce dalla sua miglior stagione, in cui ha giocato 81 partite con la maglia dei Vancouver […]
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Pius Suter (F) from Vancouver Canucks to St. Louis Blues -
Status: Confirmed Transaction Date: 07/02/2025 Player: Pius Suter (F) From: Vancouver Canucks To: St. Louis Blues Information: 2 years Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up
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Canucks Sign Pierre-Olivier Joseph to 1-Year Contract -
The Vancouver Canucks have signed defenseman Pierre-Olivier Joseph to a one-year contract worth $775,000. Joseph was drafted in the first round of the 2017 NHL Entry Draft by the Arizona Coyotes. Before getting…
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Vancouver Canucks sign defenceman Pierre-Olivier Joseph to one-year contract -
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2025-07-02
Dhaliwal: Boeser had ‘5 serious offers’ before re-signing; Canucks trying to move Joshua and Blueger -
One day after the Vancouver Canucks shocked the hockey world and re-signed Brock Boeser, details have started to come out regarding how the market was shaping out for the longest-tenured Canuck. Donnie & Dhali’s Rick Dhaliwal shared just how many teams Boeser had to choose from before re-signing in Vancouver, but also how he…
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Pius Suter signs 2-year, $4.125M AAV with St. Louis Blues -
Former Vancouver Canuck Pius Suter has signed a two-year deal, $8.25 million deal with the St. Louis Blues, carrying an $4.125M average annual value (AAV). The Swiss forward signed a two-year, $3.2 million deal with the Canucks late in the 2023-2024 NHL offseason. In his first season with Vancouver, Suter started centring a line…
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Blues sign center Pius Suter to 2-year, $4 million annual contract -
Suter, 29, is coming off the best season of his career, notching 29 goals and 46 points in 81 games with the Vancouver Canucks.
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Boeser opens up on staying with Canucks: ‘My heart was still in Vancouver’ -
A career Canuck, the 28-year-old winger had months to wrap his head around the idea of leaving Vancouver after contract talks on an extension failed repeatedly to get traction. But his gut never got on board the free-agency train.
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Pius Suter zu den St. Louis Blues -
Der Schweizer Nationalstürmer Pius Suter wechselt von den Vancouver Canucks zu den St. Louis Blues und erhält dabei eine schöne Lohnerhöhung.
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Pierre-Olivier Joseph (D) from Pittsburgh Penguins to Vancouver Canucks -
Status: Confirmed Transaction Date: 07/02/2025 Player: Pierre-Olivier Joseph (D) From: Pittsburgh Penguins To: Vancouver Canucks Information: 1 year Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up
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Canucks sign defenceman Pierre-Olivier Joseph to one-year, $775K contract -
July 1st may have come and gone, but the Vancouver Canucks are still working on filling out their organization with the remaining free agents. On Wednesday, Canucks GM Patrik Allvin announced that the Canucks have signed defenceman Pierre-Olivier Joseph to a one-year contract worth $775k. General Manager Patrik Allvin announced today that the #Canucks…
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Edmonton Oilers making moves as NHL free agency window opens -
The Edmonton Oilers' potent offence lost some firepower in free agency Tuesday as forwards Corey Perry and Connor Brown signed with other teams.
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Canucks sign Pierre-Olivier Joseph to one-year contract -
Joseph becomes the latest addition to the Vancouver Canucks and joins several other former Pittsburgh Penguins.
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Are the Canucks taking a gamble with Demko’s extension? -
Dan Murphy joins Kyper and Bourne to discuss the Vancouver Canucks extending netminder Thatcher Demko to a three-year contract extension and if the team is taking a risk considering Demko’s availability with injuries keeping him off the ice.
sportsnet.ca
What to think about Canucks working out a deal to keep Boeser -
Dan Murphy joins Kyper and Bourne to discuss the Vancouver Canucks unexpectedly working out a deal to extend Brock Boeser with a seven-year contract and what message that sends to fans heading into next season.
sportsnet.ca
What Re-Signing Brock Boeser Really Means to the Canucks -
On a day when many believed the Brock Boeser era had run its course, the Vancouver Canucks pulled off a bold and hopeful pivot. Boeser didn’t walk in free agency.…
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Canucks add blue liner Pierre-Olivier Joseph on one-year contract -
Blue liner Pierre-Olivier Joseph signed a one-year, $775,000 contract with the Vancouver Canucks, the team announced on Wednesday.
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Edmonton Oilers add forward Curtis Lazar in free agency -
EDMONTON — The Edmonton Oilers signed forward Curtis Lazar to a one-year contract worth US$775,000 on Wednesday. The 30-year-old from Salmon Arm, B.C., has registered 47 goals and 78 assists for 125 points in 572 regular-season NHL games with the Ottawa Senators, Calgary Flames, Buffalo Sabres, Boston Bruins, Vancouver Canucks and New Jersey Devils. Lazar The post Edmonton Oilers add forward Curtis Lazar in free agency appeared first on The Lethbridge Herald - News and Sports from around Lethbridge.
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Boeser 'super stoked’ to remain with Canucks after signing 7-year... -
BROCK STEADY Boeser 'super stoked’ to remain with Canucks after signing 7-year contract
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Rutherford, Canucks ‘feel very good’ about organizational goalie depth -
Vancouver Canucks president of hockey operations Jim Rutherford joins The FAN Hockey Show to discuss the Thatcher Demko and Kevin Lankinen goalie tandem, saying he and the organization “feel very good” about the duo and their overall depth.
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Is Mitch Marner a good fit for the Vegas Golden Knights? -
WATCH BELOW: On the latest episode of Off The Post, Toronto SUN Sports Columnist Steve Simmons, Postmedia Hockey Columnist Bruce Garrioch, The Province and Vancouver Sun Canucks reporter Patrick Johnston and Postmedia’s Rob Wong discuss the biggest storylines on day 1 of NHL free agency, how former Toronto Maple Leaf Mitch Marner will fit into the Vegas Golden Knights lineup, why the Vancouver Canucks were able to re-sign Brock Boeser, what’s next for the Ottawa Senators and the impressive work done by Montreal Canadiens GM Kent Hughes.
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Angel of the Winds Arena to Host NHL Prospects Game with Seattle Kraken, Vancouver Canucks -
EVERETT, Wash. - The Seattle Kraken and Vancouver Canucks of the National Hockey League will play a Prospects Game at Angel of the Winds Arena in Ever... - WHL Everett Silvertips
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Brock Boeser details last minute call from Patrik Allvin that kept him with the Canucks -
It almost seemed like a guarantee that Brock Boeser’s Vancouver Canucks tenure had come to a close. Even he thought it had. But as we say in the business, one phone call can change everything. And that’s exactly what happened here. “It was a roller coaster,” Boeser said of the long road to get…
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Why Canucks have to take control of identity heading into next season -
Halford and Brough discuss the Vancouver Canucks bringing back last year’s group heading into the next season, saying it’s on the players to find an identity after a disappointing and unfortunate campaign in 2024-25.
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Boeser details closing call that convinced him to stay with Canucks -
Vancouver Canucks forward Brock Boeser discusses his new seven-year contract, detailing the closing phone call he had with the organization that convinced him to stay after seriously considering his options in free agency.
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5 Canucks Prospects to Pay Attention to at Development Camp -
It’s finally time for the Vancouver Canucks‘ annual development camp, where prospects and invites are welcomed to their facilities for a week-long event. This is a great chance for the…
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Why Foote was ‘big reason’ for Boeser to re-sign with Canucks -
Watch as Brock Boeser speaks to the media about playing under Adam Foote, his relationship with his new head coach, and why he was a big reason Brock wanted to return to Vancouver long-term.
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