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The Canucks should probably avoid pursuing Shane Wright unless he comes unexpectedly cheap
The process of rebuilding is supposed to be a slow one, and the Vancouver Canucks seem poised to employ the patience one requires. The most important part of a rebuild is acquiring premium young talent, and that’s almost exclusively done through the draft, an event that comes but once a year. It’s only very…
11 non-Canucks NHL free agency stories you may have missed
As you all know, here at CanucksArmy, we are very dialled in on the Vancouver Canucks. Whether that’s through our wide range of live shows and offerings on our YouTube channel or our articles here on the site, we aim to cover just about every possible angle with our Canucks coverage. That, of course, means we’ve spent a great deal…
Milestone watch: Health will determine Demko’s ability to rise through Canucks all-time goaltending ranks next season
In his decade-plus in the Vancouver Canucks organization, Thatcher Demko has posted 134 National Hockey League victories. However, just 18 of them have come over the past two injury-plagued seasons in which he has appeared in 23 and 20 games, respectively. Despite all those months on the shelf, Demko continued to climb the franchise…
Canucks announce 4 hirings to Manny Malhotra’s NHL coaching staff
On Friday afternoon, the Vancouver Canucks announced four hirings to head coach Manny Malhotra’s coaching staff. Ryan Mougenel, Jordan Smith, and Jason Krog will be Malhotra’s assistant coaches in Vancouver, while Andrew Shaw is now the assistant to the video coach. General Manager Ryan Johnson announced today that the #Canucks have named Ryan Mougenel,…
Brooks Rogowski named to team USA’s 2026 World Junior Summer Showcase roster
Vancouver Canucks fans will get their first taste of competitive action for at least one of their recently drafted prospects later in July. A few days after the 2026 NHL Draft, USA Hockey announced that recent Canucks draft pick Brooks Rogowski has been invited to USA’s 2026 World Junior Summer Showcase roster. 4️⃣7️⃣ players…
Luke Schenn might not be an every-night player for the Canucks in 2026-27, and that’s alright with them
It’s been three whole NHL seasons since Luke Schenn last suited up for the Vancouver Canucks. And in the sport of hockey, that’s an enormous amount of time. Back then, in the 2021-22 and 2022-23 seasons, Schenn was making just $850,000 a season. At times, the Canucks had him playing on the top pairing…
5 takeaways from the Abbotsford Canucks’ 2026-27 schedule
Yesterday, the Abbotsford Canucks released their 2026-27 schedule. The American Hockey League calendar always has its quirks. The 72-game slate is now 12 games shorter than the 84-game NHL schedule; travel is often packaged into back-to-backs; and Pacific Division clubs spend many nights seeing the same jerseys across the ice. After a disappointing Calder…
Josh Elliott-Wolfe talks Sportsnet 650 memories, Leo Carlsson, and more: Canucks Conversation
On today’s episode of Canucks Conversation, David Quadrelli and Harman Dayal discussed the Anaheim Ducks matching the Philadelphia Flyers’ massive offer sheet for Leo Carlsson, then were joined by Josh Elliott-Wolfe to talk about the shuttering of Sportsnet 650 and the Canucks’ future. The Ducks matched Philadelphia’s five-year, $18 million AAV offer sheet for…
The timeline of the current Canucks’ various NTCs and NMCs
No-trade and no-movement clauses have become an unexpected topic of conversation in the NHL this summer. A few high-profile trade demands have drawn attention to the fact that the NHL is chock-full of such clauses in a way that other professional sports leagues just aren’t. It’s an issue that many now believe will be addressed…
Abbotsford Canucks release 2026-27 schedule
The 2024-25 Calder Cup Champions, Abbotsford Canucks have released their 2026-27 schedule as they look to bounce back after a disappointing year defending their title. The American Hockey League (AHL) has released its 2026.27 regular season schedule, setting the stage for another exciting year of Abbotsford Canucks hockey! DETAILS | https://t.co/gzufW94FHa pic.twitter.com/nhvcwHFDsG — Abbotsford…
Milestone watch: Hronek has opportunity to cement his spot among top Canucks defencemen of all time next season
Playing in the shadows of Quinn Hughes as he did for his first three seasons in Vancouver, Filip Hronek didn’t really have the chance to pile up the points. But now that Hughes has moved along, Hronek is the undisputed best defenceman on the roster and has a real opportunity to climb the ranks of…
NHL Notebook: Ducks match Leo Carlsson’s five-year, $18M AAV offer sheet from Flyers
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! Well, the offer sheet hype was fun while it lasted. Both offer sheets tendered have now been matched by the original team. Ducks keeping Carlsson On…
Some thoughts on Rogers closing down Sportsnet 650: Canucks Conversation
On Wednesday’s episode of Canucks Conversation, David Quadrelli and Harman Dayal shared their thoughts after Rogers shut down Sportsnet 650, discussing the impact the station had on Vancouver’s sports community and the people who worked there. Quads said the closure is a loss for everyone involved in the local sports scene. “It’s bad for all…
WDYTT: When do you expect the Canucks to return to the playoffs?
Welcome back to WDYTT, the only hockey column on the internet, posted entirely in rough-draft format. Speaking of rough drafts, a few of those in a row, and a rebuild might be in trouble. So far, so good for the rebuilding Vancouver Canucks. But it’s easy enough to be excited about a rebuild at…
Canucks: What would an Elias Pettersson to Pittsburgh trade look like?
The 2026 NHL offseason seems to be taking a bit of a breather from its breakneck pace to await the results of the Leo Carlsson offer sheet. But based on everything we’ve seen so far, we’d hazard a guess that the action isn’t anywhere close to finished yet, and that there are still a few…
Connor Bedard out 4 months after shoulder injury suffered while training in Burnaby
On Wednesday, the Chicago Blackhawks announced that star centre Connor Bedard underwent successful shoulder surgery and is expected to make a full recovery in approximately four months. Injury Update on Connor Bedard ❤️ pic.twitter.com/v1SXNAdSp8 — Chicago Blackhawks (@NHLBlackhawks) July 8, 2026 The timeline provided by the Hawks projects Bedard to make his season debut around…
NHL Notebook: Mammoth match Devils offer sheet to Barrett Hayton
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 have a resolution to the first of two offer sheets tendered over the past week. Mammoth retain Hayton On July 1, the New Jersey Devils…
Milestone watch: Boeser has a chance to become a top-5 goal scorer in Canucks history next season
The draft has come and gone, the frenzied portion of free agency is (for the most part) over, and we’ve reached that point of the off-season when National Hockey League general managers will try to get in a little downtime over what’s left of their summers. While the Vancouver Canucks may entertain trade offers on…
5 teams who could be interested in Canucks’ Jake DeBrusk post-free agency
As the first wave of free agency has come and gone, the free agent market has quickly thinned. However, several clubs are still searching for scoring help. Enter Jake DeBrusk. Based on the list of remaining UFAs – Anthony Mantha, Patrick Kane, Patrik Laine, Vladimir Tarasenko, Michael Bunting, and Eeli Tolvanen – the trade…
Ex-Canuck centreman David Kämpf signs in Czechia
Now a week into testing the NHL free agent market, one former Vancouver Canuck has signed a contract to play overseas next season. Former Canuck centreman David Kämpf has signed a one-year deal with HC Litvinov of the Extra-League in Czechia. F David Kampf has signed with HC Litvinov (Czechia). Kampf played 40 games…
Rogers shutters Vancouver’s Sportsnet 650 in mass radio station closures
It’s a sad day for Vancouver Canucks fans and radio listeners all around Canada. On Tuesday morning, Rogers Sports and Media shut down Vancouver’s Sportsnet 650, effective immediately. Along with Sportsnet 650, 1130 NewsRadio will also be coming off the airwaves in Vancouver. Vancouver was not the only market affected by the mass closures….
Milestone watch: Despite recent struggles, Pettersson poised to move into top 6 in Canucks all-time scoring next season
The draft has come and gone, the frenzied portion of free agency is (for the most part) over, and we’ve reached that point of the offseason when National Hockey League general managers will try to get in a little downtime over what’s left of their summers. While the Vancouver Canucks may entertain trade offers for…
What did the other rebuilding teams around the NHL do this offseason?
The rebuild is officially on for the Vancouver Canucks, and as a result, the moves they make will be viewed from a different perspective. Now a week into free agency, the Canucks have added Paul Cotter, Luke Schenn, and Jamie Oleksiak on short-term deals, all of whom can be flipped for assets at the…
Memorabilia Monday: Halak, Brookbank, and a look at more unique Canucks jerseys
If you’d like to get some cards or memorabilia of your own, be sure to check out local shop Zephyr Epic for all your needs! Use promo code HOCKEYSE at checkout online to get $5 off your order of any sports cards or autographed memorabilia on their website. Check them out by clicking here! Welcome back to Memorabilia…
New Canucks defenceman Jamie Oleksiak says he’s ready for the rebuild
For new Vancouver Canucks defenceman Jamie Oleksiak, making the move from Seattle to Vancouver as a free agent presents both new opportunities and a familiar feel. He knows the two cities – despite being separated by an international border – have plenty in common. And the situation he’s gone through after five years with the…