Vancouver Canucks News (page 3 of 6)
The latest Vancouver Canucks news, game recaps and previews. See also the Vancouver Canucks schedule and scores.
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Vancouver Canucks Blank Philadelphia Flyers 3-0 with Kevin Lankinen's Stellar Performance
Vancouver's Lankinen shuts out Flyers in 3-0 win, spoiling Philadelphia's home opener. Hoglander, Boeser, and Sherwood score; Lankinen stops all 26 shots.
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Vancouver Canucks Face Off Against Philadelphia Flyers in Saturday Night Matchup
Canucks (1-1-2) visit Flyers (1-2-1) in Philadelphia, Saturday at 7 p.m. EDT. Canucks eye first road win; Flyers are 1-1 at home.
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Vancouver Canucks Break Losing Streak with J.T. Miller's Overtime Heroics for First Season Win
J.T. Miller's OT goal clinches a 3-2 win for the Canucks over the Panthers. Blueger and Hughes score for Vancouver; Lundell and Boqvist net goals for Florida.
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Vancouver Canucks Edge Florida Panthers 3-2 in Overtime
J.T. Miller scored at 2:09 of overtime to give the Vancouver Canucks a 3-2 victory over the Florida Panthers at Amerant Bank Arena.
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Canucks Aim to Break Losing Streak in Showdown Against Panthers in Sunrise
The Canucks (0-1-2) face the Panthers (3-2) Thursday at 7 p.m. EDT. Canucks aim to break a 3-game skid; Panthers seek to continue their strong start.
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Lightning Triumph in Home Opener Following Hurricane Aftermath, Community Displays Resilience
The Tampa Bay Lightning triumphed 4-1 over the Canucks in their delayed opener. Highlights included a tribute to first responders and a $1M pledge for hurricane relief.
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Kucherov Shines as Lightning Defeat Canucks in Postponed Home Opener
Kucherov netted his fourth goal as the Lightning beat the Canucks 4-1 in their delayed opener. He's scored or assisted on all 5 Lightning goals. Vasilevskiy made 26 saves.
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Thrilling NHL Showdown: Tampa Bay Lightning Dominate Vancouver Canucks with Kucherov's Stellar Hat Trick
Tampa Bay (1-0) faces Vancouver (0-0-2) in an Atlantic vs. Pacific clash. Nikita Kucherov scored a hat trick in Lightning's 4-1 win over the Hurricanes.
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Philadelphia Flyers Kick Off Season with 3-2 Shootout Win Over Vancouver Canucks, Highlighted by Morgan Frost's Winning Goal
Flyers' Morgan Frost netted the shootout winner in a 3-2 victory over the Canucks. Tyler Myers was injured, and Matvei Michkov shined in his NHL debut. Flyers stopped 5 power plays.
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Canucks Welcome Flyers Following Boeser's Two-Goal Performance in OT Defeat
Canucks (-159) face Flyers (+133) at Rogers Arena, O/U 6. Canucks: 50-23-9 overall, 30-12-6 home, 3.4 goals/game. Flyers: 38-33-11 overall, 18-16-7 away, 2.8 goals/game.
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Calgary Flames Triumph Over Vancouver Canucks 6-5 in Exciting Overtime, Highlighted by Zary's Game-Winning Goal
Flames' Zary wins OT thriller 6-5 over Canucks, erasing a 3-0 lead. Flames goalie Vladar bounces back after conceding 4 goals in the first period.
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Vancouver Canucks Face Off Against Calgary Flames in Season Opener
The Canucks (-202) host the Flames (+167) in their Wednesday season opener. Vancouver was 50-23-9 last year, scoring 22.6% of goals on power plays; Calgary was 38-39-5, with 3.1 goals/game.
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Vancouver Canucks Trade for Erik Brannstrom from Colorado Avalanche
Canucks trade Tucker Poolman and a 2025 4th-round pick to the Avalanche for Erik Brannstrom. Vancouver retains 20% of Poolman's $3M AAV salary.
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Canucks' Dakota Joshua Reveals Testicular Cancer Diagnosis, Plans Comeback for 2024-25 Season
Canucks' Dakota Joshua, 28, was diagnosed with testicular cancer over the summer and had surgery to remove a tumor. He is recovering and aims to play in the 2024-25 season.
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Vancouver Canucks Enhance Offensive Lineup with One-Year Signing of Daniel Sprong
The Vancouver Canucks signed forward Daniel Sprong, 27, to a one-year contract. Last season with Detroit, he scored 18 goals and 43 points. This is his sixth NHL team.
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Vancouver Canucks Extend Contract for Goaltender Arturs Silovs, Eyeing Full-Time NHL Role
Canucks sign goalie Arturs Silovs for two years; he posted a 3-0-1 record with a 2.47 GAA in the 2023-24 season.
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Jake DeBrusk Leaves Boston Bruins for Vancouver Canucks, Signs Seven-Year Deal Worth $5.5M AAV
Jake DeBrusk leaves the Bruins after 7 years, signs a 7-year deal with the Canucks worth $5.5M AAV.
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Nathan MacKinnon Named NHL MVP, Connor Bedard Secures Calder Trophy
Nathan MacKinnon of the Colorado Avalanche won the Hart Trophy and Ted Lindsay Award at the NHL awards. Other winners: Connor Bedard (Calder), Connor Hellebuyck (Vezina), Quinn Hughes (Norris).
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Vancouver Canucks Lock in Dakota Joshua for Four More Years Following Cap-Saving Trade
Canucks re-sign Dakota Joshua for 4 years, clearing cap space as Vancouver readies for free agency.
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Teddy Blueger Signs Two-Year, $3.6 Million Deal with Vancouver Canucks
Vancouver Canucks sign Teddy Blueger for two years at $3.6M. Blueger tallied 28 points in his debut season, aiding the Canucks' playoff run.
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Filip Hronek Inks 8-Year Deal with Vancouver, Strengthening Canucks' Defense
Filip Hronek signs an 8-year, $7.25M AAV extension with the Vancouver Canucks, strengthening their defense after reaching the Western Conference semifinals.
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Rick Tocchet of the Vancouver Canucks Wins NHL Coach of the Year with Jack Adams Award
Rick Tocchet, Vancouver Canucks coach, wins NHL Coach of the Year, making him the third from the team to clinch the Jack Adams Award.
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Oilers Advance to Western Conference Finals After Holding Off Late Surge from Canucks
Connor McDavid, despite his waning voice, guided the Oilers to a tight 3-2 win against the Canucks in Game 7, pushing them to the conference finals vs. the Stars.
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Edmonton Oilers Progress to Western Conference Final After Securing 3-2 Victory in Game 7 Against Vancouver Canucks
Edmonton beat Vancouver 3-2 in Game 7, moving to the Western Conference final. Nugent-Hopkins, Hyman, Ceci scored. Oilers face Dallas next.
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NHL Playoffs Round 2 Climax: Vancouver Canucks Face Edmonton Oilers in Decisive Game 7
Oilers vs. Canucks in a pivotal Game 7. Edmonton aims to keep their season alive, while Vancouver fights for a spot in the Conference Finals.
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Brock Boeser of the Canucks Out for Game 7 Against Oilers Because of Blood Clot Condition
Canucks' Boeser misses Game 7 vs Oilers due to blood clot. Leads team in goals, points this playoff.
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Stuart Skinner's Comeback Propels Edmonton Oilers to a Decisive Game 7 Against Vancouver Canucks in Second Round
Stuart Skinner's 14 saves in Game 6 pushed the Oilers to a Game 7 vs. the Canucks. Edmonton’s defense improved, limiting Vancouver to 18 chances and one goal. Now, a win on Monday could send them to the Western Conference finals.
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Edmonton Oilers Secure Game 7 by Defeating Vancouver Canucks 5-1 in NHL Playoff Series
Facing elimination, Bouchard, Nugent-Hopkins, and McDavid steered the Oilers to a 5-1 win against the Canucks in Game 6. Game 7 is in Vancouver on Monday.
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Stuart Skinner Steps Up for Edmonton Oilers in Crucial Game 6 Versus Vancouver Canucks
Oilers' goalie Stuart Skinner starts Game 6 vs Canucks, aiming for comeback. Oilers risk elimination. Skinner, 5-3 in playoffs, seeks improvement after Game 3’s four-goal loss.
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Vancouver Canucks Aim for Victory in Game 6 to Clinch Series Against Edmonton Oilers in NHL Playoffs
Canucks (3-2) vs. Oilers in NHL Playoffs game 6. McDavid (32G, 100A) eyes tie, Hughes (17G, 75A) seeks series win for Vancouver.