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Why the Canucks rolled the dice on Evander Kane, and what comes next
That latter aspect of Kane’s game is something Vancouver felt it sorely lacked last season. This was a roster that just wasn’t nearly big enough or heavy enough in the organization’s estimation, especially following the J.T. Miller trade. It was a skill set the club was willing to roll the dice on.
The Vancouver Canucks enter the 2025 NHL Entry Draft with six picks. They have a selection in each round except the fourth, ...
The Vancouver Canucks are looking for a quick retooling after missing the Stanley Cup Playoffs this past season and are ...
Vancouver acquired Kane on Wednesday for the 117th pick in the upcoming NHL draft, taking on his entire $4 million salary.
The Vancouver Canucks should consider themselves lucky in the goaltending department, as they currently have Thatcher Demko, ...
And of course, in the foreground of it all, the Abbotsford Canucks captured the Calder Cup with a thrilling 3-2 victory over ...
TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger reports that the Canucks hope to make more moves this week, with adding a centre on the team's priority list. Trading Thatcher Demko, though, appears to be off the ...
Vancouver Canucks fans shouldn't be surprised to see goaltender Thatcher Demko sign an extension in the near future.
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