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Who Says No: Vancouver Canucks

We’re at my favorite time of the year. One week from the draft and the crazy what-if scenarios, so welcome to “Who Says No?” where I go through the pile of your trade proposals at CapFriendly.com and explain why I like or dislike them. And ultimately, who would say no? As a die-hard Canucks fan, I figured […]

The Bruins Should Pass Again On Veteran Defenseman

The Vancouver Canucks decided to buy out the final four years of defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson’s contract on Friday, paying the 31-year-old $19.5 million to not play for them. Ekman-Larsson had four years remaining on his eight-year, $66-million contract, which carried an average annual value of $8.25 million. The Canucks will pay him not to play […]

Lessons from Vegas Golden Knights Championship Journey

In just a short span of 6 years, the Vegas Golden Knights managed to clinch the cup, marking a significant achievement. This triumph holds considerable wisdom that can be beneficial for other NHL teams, such as the Vancouver Canucks, who have been striving for their initial championship win in more than half a century. Let’s […]

Travis Green behind the Bench for the Vancouver Canucks and the New Jersey Devils Locker Room

Former Vancouver Canucks Coach Travis Green Joins New Jersey Devils

Travis Green, the former coach of the Vancouver Canucks, is set to make his long-awaited return to the NHL after a year-and-a-half absence. However, he will take on a different role this time, serving as an assistant coach rather than a head coach. According to a report by Elliotte Friedman, Green will be joining the […]

Opinion: Coyotes Should Reunite With OEL

Ex-Coyote Captain Oliver Ekman-Larsson was bought out by the Canucks after two lackluster (to say the least) seasons with Vancouver. Despite his several year run of mediocre to bad play, The Coyotes are in a spot in their rebuild where a reunion makes sense. Recent Play As stated already, OEL has not been a good […]

First Buyout Window Opens Friday, June 16th

Each year, there’s always a big buyout or two that happens. This year, teams will most likely buy a player out, especially with the cap only going up by $1 million. On CapFriendly, they have a section on their website for popular buyouts. Five of the buyouts on the page are realistic and most likely […]

Canucks Looking for Market on Conor Garland

The Vancouver Canucks are looking to move Conor Garland in order to clear cap space and build toward the future. Garland, who was acquired in the 2021 offseason, was signed to a five-year contract worth $4.95 million annually just days after his acquisition. Garland still has three years left before he becomes an unrestricted free […]

Strategic Maneuver or Genuine Intentions: Unraveling the Canucks’ Boeser Saga

In a surprising twist, the Vancouver Canucks’ purported lack of trade interest in Brock Boeser has sparked speculation about whether it is a strategic bluff orchestrated by the team’s management. With the Canucks already surpassing next year’s salary cap, the situation requires immediate attention. Pierre LeBrun’s report in The Athletic highlighted the absence of significant […]

Arthur Silvos at a Canucks Press Conference

Silovs’ Path to Greatness: Maximizing Potential in the NHL

A Rising Star: Meet Arturs Silovs In the high-stakes world of the National Hockey League (NHL), Arturs Silovs stands as an exciting figure. This standout goaltender, originating from Latvia, is turning heads as a member of the Vancouver Canucks. His stunning performance and unique skill set have opened the floor to discussions about the optimal […]

Francesco Aquilini, owner of the Vancouver Canucks, wearing a frustrated and concerned expression at a press conference.

Turning Point or Missed Fortune? Vancouver Canucks’ Drafting Drama Revealed

The 2016 NHL Draft: A Fateful Decision The 2016 NHL draft marked a turning point for the Vancouver Canucks, as they faced a critical decision with the fifth overall pick. Led by then-General Manager Jim Benning, the team chose to select Olli Juolevi, a promising defenseman from the London Knights. However, their choice meant passing […]