The Canucks had an undeniably strong season last year. The team’s appearance in the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs was beyond impressive, especially considering where they were just 12 months before that. During the 2022-23 campaign the Canucks finished in 22nd place across the NHL and three positions out from a final wild card spot. However, beyond just remembering the excitement of how far the Canucks got as...

We’ve just flipped our calendars over to August and although the weather seems like it’s never going to be cool again, at some point, it will be hockey season again. Even before the first puck drop of the regular season there will still be plenty of Canucks action to look forward to (especially if you live in Penticton). This is a complete list of all the ways that you can...

It is no secret that CapFriendly is now down, and will be for good. When you visit the site, all you see is the following message, But don’t fret. There is a new guy on the block, and that new guy has been there since June 2018. That new guy is PuckPedia. What is PuckPedia you ask? How Did it All Start? But we dug deeper than simply looking at...

For years the Canucks goalie plan has seemingly been to throw Thatcher Demko in the net for as many games as a human body can physically take. Then for the games in-between, find anyone with a pulse and pray they can do the trick. However, all of that seemed to change this past season for a few reasons. He played 29 games for the club and while not an equal...

Silly Season officially opened on Monday, July 1st and the Vancouver Canucks were not immediately active on the market. As all the biggest names came off the board like Jake Guentzel and Steven Stamkos, Canucks fans were left wondering if Jim Rutherford and Patrick Allvin would make any moves to improve the team. Then the Canucks started breaking some news. Jake DeBrusk – Seven Years, $5.5M The first of four...

It can be hard to keep watching when your team is eliminated from the playoffs. You watch them through thick and thin, community is forged, memories are made, and then just like that, it’s gone. The world keeps spinning, playoff hockey keeps happening as if your team was never there, and it can be hard to keep watching. If this sounds like your experience then this article is for you....

Game Seven Vs. The Oilers And it all came down to this. The Canucks failed to close out the Oilers in six and now are on home ice for game seven to try and defeat the Oilers for a chance to take on the Dallas Stars in the Western Conference Final. Other than Artūrs Šilovs, no one of the Canucks came ready to play in the first period. The Canucks...

There is no sugarcoating it, right now the Canucks are no longer playing for the Stanley Cup and it sucks for Canucks fans. In a few weeks, it might be some consolation to reflect on the excellent performances that came out of this Canucks season, but right now it just feels like failure. Good just isn’t good enough to get the prize that Canucks fans wanted so badly. Stats that...

Struggles In Game Four Game four for the Canucks was a struggle in Edmonton. Hot off of their 4-3 victory in their first game at Rogers Place, the Canucks failed to develop much offence for the bulk of the game. Vancouver was outshot 30 to 21 by the time everything was said and done, with perhaps the only silver lining being that Vancouver played a strong physical game having outmuscled...

Artūrs Šilovs has been phenomenal since he got the tap to take the starter’s net. Thatcher Demko injured his knee, the same knee he injured late in the regular season, and Casey DeSmith suffered a minor LBI, but once Šilovs took the net, he never looked back. Šilovs has been remarkably calm despite being thrown into the highest leverage moments since the Canucks made a run to the Stanley Cup...