Posts About "Elias Pettersson"
Canucks Top 4 Prospects 2018
March 8th, 2018 The Vancouver Canucks have one of the best prospect pools in the NHL with talent dominating in Sweden, college hockey and the CHL. The future is very bright for the boys in blue and green and the hype is very, very real. Craig Button's top-50 prospects list is riddled with Canucks. Perhaps what separates the Canucks prospect pool...
Who's the Canucks' Next Dynamic Duo?
February 23rd, 2018 The Vancouver Canucks have had a healthy amount of dynamic duos in their history — pairs like Alex Mogilny & Pavel Bure, Geoff Courtnall & Cliff Ronning, Markus Naslund & Todd Bertuzzi and Daniel & Henrik Sedin. The list goes on. Now, with the Sedins starting to make their way out of the equation, the Canucks are in...Vancouver Canucks Recent Draft History
February 8th, 2018 Looking at the Vancouver Canucks' plethora of young talent, you can't help but applaud the work done by general manager Jim Benning and his predecessor, Mike Gillis. It hasn't all been smooth sailing, though — there's been a fair share of blemishes on draft days. Regardless of mistakes that were made, the Canucks future is...
Canucks Prospect Pettersson Lit up the 2018 WJC
January 10th, 2018 If you tuned into the 2018 World Junior Championship, then you're without-a-doubt familiar with the name, Elias Pettersson — he lit up the tournament and found himself on a handful of highlight reels along the way. The Vancouver Canucks selected the talented Swede fifth overall in the 2017 NHL entry draft and are very satisfied with...
Is Nikolay Goldobin Too Soft for the NHL?
January 3rd, 2018 Nikolay Goldobin is an extremely talented 22-year-old out of Moscow, Russia who can dangle, snipe and skate with the best. However, he has also been labeled as soft in the corners and on the wall, easy to knock off of the puck, and defensively non-existent. The question is - does the good outweigh the bad enough to keep investing in...
Vancouver Canucks at the 2018 WJC
December 27th, 2017 The Vancouver Canucks' promising future will be on display in the 2018 World Junior Championship as they have four prospects competing and arguably the best prospects pool in the tournament. The prospects are spread throughout four teams (Canada, USA, Sweden, Finland), so the Canucks' faithful will have plenty of opportunities to...
