Absences and Injuries: A Recap of Vancouver’s Personnel Challenges So Far This Season

Brayden FenglerPlayers

The Canucks have had to deal with a truly staggering amount of notable personnel curveballs already this season. Of the the names featured in this article, virtually all of them were vital to the fabric of what made this team successful last year, and will no doubt be vital to what gives this team legs during the rest of this campaign as well. Reviewing the big picture of what this … Read More

Conor Garland Shines In Modest Canucks Start to Season.

Brayden FenglerForwards

The Canucks haven’t seemed to fall off a cliff yet in what is their sophomore season of being a good team again. However, Vancouver has not come out swinging quite as strongly as they did to start last season either. Last year, while American Thanksgiving was fast approaching, and 15 games played, the Canucks were 4th in the league and second-best in the conference only bested by the league-leading Golden … Read More

Where Will Dakota Joshua Play?

Trent LeithForwards

Dakota Joshua has not yet played a game for the Canucks this season. In September Joshua went public with the reason, telling the media he had been diagnosed with testicular cancer and would be out indefinitely while he recovered. “Unfortunately, I will not be ready for the start of training camp as I continue to heal from surgery,” Joshua said in a statement put out by the Vancouver Canucks, “I … Read More

All Things Considered, Is This a Good Start for the Canucks?

Brayden FenglerGeneral

The Canucks have three games left to finish out the month of October. They have played six games so far this season, and are currently on a three-game win streak, after starting on a three-game losing skid. Their first loss was in overtime and their second in a shootout, all things considered, they are technically playing above .500 hockey, although just barely. Considering some key personnel absences to start the … Read More

Nils Höglander’s Fifth Season as a Canuck, How Does He Fit In?

Brayden FenglerPlayers

Nils Höglander is 23 years old, is turning 24 before the end of the calendar year, and the Swedish-born player is about to begin his 5th season as a Vancouver Canuck. This Canucks team has improved drastically since Höglander’s initial season with the team starting back in 2020. But now that the club has grown in a positive direction with and around Höglander, does he still have a place on … Read More

Checked Out Since the Canucks Were Eliminated? Here’s What You Missed

Brayden FenglerGeneral

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. … Read More

Dakota Joshua’s Absence Puts Question Mark on How Canucks Handle Adversity

Brayden FenglerPlayers

One thing that the Canucks have been lacking over recent seasons is depth from their forwards. Through the last few seasons, the Canucks have had the fortune of Elias Pettersson, J.T. Miller, and Brock Boeser. But beyond the top six, the club struggled to find a reliable third centre to relieve former captain Bo Horvat of his matchup role back when he was on the team. The lack of offensive … Read More

Fantasy Hockey – Available Canucks Players to Help Clinch Your Season

Brayden FenglerFantasy Hockey

We officially have just under two months until the end of this NHL season. Although the road to the playoffs is still a ways away for real-life NHL General Managers, fantasy hockey GMs are gearing up for their playoff run a lot sooner. If you dabble in the dark arts of fantasy hockey in either head-to-head categories or head-to-head points leagues then depending on the size of your league, your … Read More

Cards On The Table, The Canucks Should Go All In

Trent LeithPlayoffs

One year ago, Brock Boeser had asked for a trade out of Vancouver, rumours swirled about whether Miller was going to be traded or not, and the Canucks were closer to winning the draft lottery than anything else. But today, the Canucks are considered contenders, and many people see the Canucks as having a serious chance at a Stanley Cup. The Canucks had won 27 games at the halfway mark … Read More

Have the Canucks Solved Their Centre Problem?

Brayden FenglerUncategorized

A different general manager, a different year of free agency, another centreman acquisition that comes with high hopes. With the acquisition of Curtiz Lazar have the Canucks now solved their issues with depth at centre, or is this new addition just shades of former Canucks’ GM Jim Benning’s Jason Dickinson pick-up only a year earlier? Additionally like all things Canucks this off-season, The decision around J.T. Miller will also play … Read More