Posts About "Troy Stecher"
Troy Stecher's Journey To The NHL
June 19th, 2019 In three short years, Troy Stecher has become a valued member of the Vancouver Canucks. His hard work, determination, and positive attitude have also made him a fan favourite. Let's take a look at how Stecher became one of the leaders of the exciting new core that the Canucks will be bringing into the next decade. Stecher in the...
3 Non-Core Canucks with the Most Trade Value
June 19th, 2019 A lot of talk has been around the need for Vancouver Canucks general manager Jim Benning to make some trades in order to shake up his team's lineup. While it's good to hear that the Canucks are likely interested in high-quality players such as Shayne Gostisbehere and Jason Zucker, the question needs to be asked; what on Earth are the...
Canucks' Hutton & Stecher Proving They Belong
February 9th, 2019 On Thursday night against the Chicago Blackhawks, Vancouver Canucks defenceman Ben Hutton played a game-high 31:18 in a 4-3 overtime loss, which was nearly six minutes more than any other player on either team. It was also the eighth-highest ice-time of any skater so far this season. On Tuesday, Hutton logged 28:35 against...
Canucks Missed an Opportunity With Captain Choices
October 7th, 2018 The Vancouver Canucks named their four alternate captains prior to opening night, and no one was terribly surprised about the outcome. Everyone expects that Bo Horvat will be the future captain of this team, so handing him the 'A' was a no-brainer. The Canucks also decided to name Brandon Sutter, Alex Edler and Chris Tanev alternate...
Analyzing Boeser and Stecher's On-Ice Success
June 19th, 2018 The Vancouver Canucks should be sending the University of North Dakota some thank-you cards. It wasn't like the university pushed Brock Boeser and Troy Stecher to sign in Vancouver, but they have run a top-notch hockey program that has pumped out a number of impact NHL players. Guys like Jonathan Toews, Zach Parise and Travis Zajac...
Canucks' Troy Stecher Needs Big Season
June 11th, 2018 The Vancouver Canucks' blue line has been lacking over the past few seasons, to say the least, and they need Troy Stecher to become a bigger impact player moving forward. The 24-year-old is a smooth puck-moving d-man who could be a major asset to the Canucks' power play if utilized correctly. He's coming off of a fairly...
