Canuck Defenders: Signings and Departures

With some new signings and some departures, the Canucks' 2016-17 defensive core is definitely going to look different from last season. Over the past few months the Canucks have signed defenders Philip Larse...

Canucks: All About the Youth

Silence - that’s pretty much all there was from the Vancouver Canucks on trade deadline day. Besides the rumours of where Dan Hamhuis could potentially be traded (which never happened) and the news that Adam Cr...

Canucks: 5 Players to Watch This Season

Is it enough? I know I'm itching to get an answer to that question this season. All the moves the Canucks have made during the off-season - are they enough for them to improve upon their last playoff performanc...

Canucks: The Up-And-Coming Players

With the Vancouver Canucks' AHL affiliate, the Utica Comets, in the Calder Cup Finals, the recent signing of young players, and the upcoming NHL Entry Draft, the focus in the Canucks community has largely turne...

Kassian’s Future Still Up in the Air

The trade deadline has come and gone, but there is one question that has consistently been asked and will likely be asked by many for the remainder of the season: should the Canucks keep Zack Kassian? Of all...

Canucks: Four Good Things, Four Bad Things

The Canucks are now over half way through the 82-game 2014-15 season, with 37 more games left. What follows is four good things and four bad things about the Canucks and the way they have played so far this sea...

No World Juniors for Bo Right Choice for Canucks

This time last year, Bo Horvat was representing Canada in Sweden in the 2014 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championships, and he could have been in Toronto Monday with Team Canada winning the gold medal of the 2015 ...

Edler and Tanev: The Nucks’ Top Two Defenders?

It was merely seconds into the first period of the Canucks' game against the Anaheim Ducks on November 20th when Dan Hamhuis' skate caught a rut in the ice in the offensive zone. Hamhuis went down and slid into...