Canucks Sign Erik Gudbranson to Contract Extension Andrew Forbes | February 20, 2018 The Vancouver Canucks have signed Erik Gudbranson to a three-year contract extension. The deal is reportedly worth $12 million, according to Sportsnet, which means an annual cap hit of $4…
Trading Erik Gudbranson: 3 Potential Suitors Larry Fisher | February 13, 2018 Like Patrick Maroon in Edmonton, the Vancouver Canucks are working to re-sign Erik Gudbranson. Failing that, the burly blueliner — and pending unrestricted free agent — will almost certainly be…
3 Deadline Deals the Canucks Should Make Curtis Land | February 9, 2018 With the trade deadline just over two weeks away, the Vancouver Canucks once again appear to be gearing up to be “sellers.” After “winning” last year’s deadline by successfully grabbing…
Canucks 2018 Deadline Wishlist Matt Lawson | February 1, 2018 The 2018 NHL trade deadline is officially under a month away and things are heating up as it draws near — the Vancouver Canucks have some players on the market…
Which Canucks Will Still Be Canucks After the Deadline? Matt Lawson | January 24, 2018 With the NHL trade deadline just around the corner, trade rumors are beginning to circulate more and more around the league. This particular deadline is especially important for the Vancouver…
What Do the Canucks Do Now? Curtis Land | January 13, 2018 A month ago, it seemed the Vancouver Canucks had plenty of questions in terms of what to do. They were in the middle of the playoff race and playing well…
NHL Trade Rumors: Penguins, Senators and More Jim Parsons | December 20, 2017 With the holiday trade freeze in effect, it hasn’t slowed the rumors that moves are coming. The focus of the chatter is on the Pittsburgh Penguins, New York Islanders and…
Injuries Killing Canucks’ Playoff Hopes Matt Lawson | December 11, 2017 The month of November was a painful time for the Vancouver Canucks both figuratively, and primarily literally—a handful of injuries to key players has left the Canucks in a bad…
Canucks Face Tough Decisions on the Blue Line Matthew Hacke | December 3, 2017 As a team, the Vancouver Canucks have been inconsistent this season. As individuals, certain players have taken great steps forward, whilst others have failed to gain momentum. 27 games in,…
Canucks Are Consistently Inconsistent Paul Taylor | November 19, 2017 We give up! Trying to work out these Vancouver Canucks is a fool’s errand. They win when they’re meant to lose and they lose when they’re supposed to win. Saturday…
Time for the Canucks to Deal Edler Matt Lawson | November 12, 2017 The Vancouver Canucks are battling in a very competitive Pacific Division largely due to their above-average defensive play and all without their supposed number-one defender, Alex Edler. So, do the…
Canucks Penalty Kill Is on Fire Matt Lawson | October 25, 2017 The Vancouver Canucks had a horrific season in 2016-17 with terrible statistics across the board. Their penalty kill stats were no exception, as Vancouver had the third-worst penalty kill percentage…