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Welcome Back, Brock: Reflecting On Boeser’s Beginning With The Vancouver Canucks
In a shocking twist only 30 minutes into the 2025 NHL Free Agency period, Brock Boeser signed a seven-year, $7.25M AAV contract with the Vancouver Canucks. His signing came after a tumultuous season of uncertainty regarding his fate.
In the early days of free agency, the Vancouver Canucks front office managed to mostly keep the core of the team together.
Kirill Kudryavtsev was the breakout star for Abbotsford on their run to the Calder Cup. A burgeoning two-way ace at a ...
So far, forward Evander Kane, a Vancouver native who was acquired in a trade with the Edmonton Oilers on June 25, has been ...
Throughout their time with the Vancouver Canucks, the Sedin twins mostly earned a reputation of leading by example.
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Who are the Canucks most likely to trade in order to cut cap?The Free Agent Frenzy of 2025 is over and the Vancouver Canucks are…running it back? The day that normally marks great change ...
As if trying to make it to the NHL weren't difficult enough, the Vancouver Canucks taught their newly drafted rookies and several other prospects a ...
It sounds as though Thatcher Demko's only issue with his Vancouver Canucks extension is that it isn't even longer.
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Long term deal and trade protection finally gives Canucks Boeser peace of mind and chance to put down roots in VancouverThe $50.75 million dollars is nice, to be sure. But the peace of mind of having a seven-year deal with full trade protection ...
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