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As the 2026 Winter Olympics conclude, the Vancouver Canucks are preparing for their 2025-26 season. The Olympic trade freeze ends on February 22nd, allowing general manager Patrik Allvin and president Jim Rutherford to make moves. The NHL trade deadline on March 6th is another key date for the Canucks, who aim to rebuild their roster. With 29 games left, including matchups against top teams, the Canucks are projected to finish last, giving them the best chance at the number one draft pick in the 2026 NHL Draft Lottery.
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Four Vancouver Canucks players Olympic medal hopes ended in the quarterfinals, with Elias Pettersson, Lukas Reichel, Filip Hronek, and David Kämpf all losing their games. Kevin Lankinen is the last Canuck still in the running, as Finland advances to face Canada. Germany and Czechia also lost, with Reichel and Hronek putting up strong performances. Petterssons Sweden fell to the USA in overtime, and Finland beat Switzerland. All quarterfinals went to extra time, and the next games are on February twentieth.
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Vancouver Canucks Aku Koskenvuo, a Finnish goalie, gets NHL debut as Lankinen heads to Olympics. Koskenvuo, a fifth-round pick, impresses with 89.5% save percentage in AHL, earning call-up to learn from NHL pros.
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Ty Mueller, a 22-year-old forward for the Abbotsford Canucks, is excelling in the American Hockey League, leading the team with 26 points. His recent three-point performance against the Ontario Reign and six points in the last four games highlight his impact. Coach Harry Mahesh praises Muellers reliability and creativity on the ice. Despite a slow start, Muellers dedication to practice and gym work has paid off, allowing him to center the top line with smart linemates like Arshdeep Bains and Jonathan Lekkerimaki. The teams strong locker room culture and process-focused approach have contributed to their recent winning streak.
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Vancouver Canucks gear up for post-Olympic break, with several players on the brink of career milestones. David Kämpf needs one more assist for 100, Elias Pettersson two goals for 200, and Kevin Lankinen two wins for 34. Drew O’Connor needs four points for 100. In AHL, Abbotsford Canucks Arshdeep Bains tied franchise record with 148 points, aiming to set a new mark tonight. Fans eagerly anticipate potential record-breaking performances.
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The Vancouver Canucks have made significant goaltending moves, reassigning Aku Koskenvuo to the NHL and calling up Ty Young from the AHL. This comes as Thatcher Demko and Kevin Lankinen are out, leaving Koskenvuo and Jiří Patera to practice in Vancouver. Young and Nikita Tolopilo will handle the crease in Abbotsford. Koskenvuo, who earned his first AHL win in Abbotsford, has a 2-5-1 record with a 3.20 GAA and .895 SV%. Young, after a rough start in Abbotsford, has bounced back with a 7-5-1 record, 3.26 GAA, and .896 SV% in Kalamazoo. The Canucks return to action February 25 against the Winnipeg Jets, with fans hoping these changes stabilize their goaltending.
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Jonathan Lekkerimäki, a Vancouver Canucks prospect, is making waves in the AHL, scoring two goals in Abbotsfords win over Ontario Reign, maintaining his point-per-game pace. With thirteen goals in twenty games, hes now tied for tenth in franchise history for goals scored. Fans are abuzz as hes quickly climbing the ranks, just two goals away from ninth place. If he scores five more this season, he could crack the top eight. Abbotsford heads on a five-game road trip starting February eighteenth.
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Vancouver Canucks return to ice after Olympics break, with key players like Boeser, Rossi, and Chytil skating in practice. Younger players Höglander and Buium also back, with Höglander praised for his intensity. Canucks face Winnipeg Jets on February 25th, as fans eagerly await the teams full squad in game shape.
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The Vancouver Canucks, currently at the bottom of the NHL standings, are taking a break after a challenging season. Theyve traded away fan favorites and admitted to being in rebuild mode, with an eleven-game losing streak and no playoff hopes. Seven Canucks players are representing their countries in the Winter Olympics, while the rest get a much-needed break. Injured players like Marco Rossi can heal, and slumping stars like Conor Garland and Brock Boeser get a mental reset. Elias Pettersson is turning heads for Team Sweden, scoring two goals, including the game-winner, but extra games raise injury worries. Prospects like Anrī Ravinskis could benefit from Olympic minutes, and international exposure might draw buyers for players like Lukas Reichel, Teddy Blueger, and David Kämpf before the trade deadline.
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Six Vancouver Canucks players face do-or-die qualifier games at the 2026 Winter Olympics, with Germanys Lukas Reichel and Czechias Filip Hronek and David Kämpf leading the charge. Swedens Elias Petterssons team faces Latvia in a crucial matchup. All games are on February 17th, with winners advancing to quarterfinals on the 18th. Canucks Nation is eagerly awaiting these games in Milan.
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The Vancouver Canucks special moms trip offered a unique opportunity for players mothers to connect with their sons in a more intimate setting. Moms from various backgrounds, including Sweden and Finland, appreciated the chance to see their sons surrounded by teammates and the organization. The trip highlighted the teams bonds, both on and off the ice, and the support system for rookies and young players. Even veteran hockey moms and grandmas joined in, creating lasting memories and showcasing the importance of family in the players journeys.
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Seven Vancouver Canucks players shone in the preliminary round of the mens hockey tournament at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan Cortina. Elias Pettersson led Sweden with two goals and four shots, while Filip Hronek contributed three assists for Czechia. David Kampf and Teddy Blueger also made notable appearances for their respective countries. The playoff round begins February seventeenth, with Germany facing France at 3:10 AM Pacific Time. Canucks fans, mark your calendars!
The Vancouver Canucks, currently at the bottom of the NHL standings, are gearing up for a rebuild. With stars like Quinn Hughes and Elias Pettersson underperforming, the team is focusing on trading veteran winger Evander Kane before the trade deadline. Kane, acquired last summer in a salary dump, has been a solid scorer but is not a long-term fit. Trading him will clear cap space and bring in assets for the future, as the Canucks look to truly reset their core.
NHL Hall of Famer Mike Modano sparked debate, suggesting Team Switzerland from the 2026 Winter Olympics could potentially beat the Vancouver Canucks in a ten-game series. Modano praised Switzerlands tight team game and strong defense, questioning if the Canucks have the patience to match that style. The Canucks have seven players at the Olympics, but only five see regular ice time. Meanwhile, Switzerland boasts ten active NHLers, including stars like Nico Hischier and Roman Josi. Switzerland finished second in Group A with a strong record, recently edging Czechia in overtime.
Vancouver Canucks prospect Ty Young, drafted in 2022, faced a challenging start to his 2025 season. After a rough patch, he was sent back to the Kalamazoo Wings to rebuild confidence. With improved mechanics and guidance from pros like Demko and Lankinen, Young aims to solidify his spot in the Canucks goalie depth.
Vancouver Canucks forwards Elias Pettersson and Lukas Reichel made their mark on the fourth day of the 2026 Winter Olympics. Pettersson scored twice for Sweden in a five-to-three win over Slovakia, while Reichel tallied Germanys opening goal in a three-to-four loss against Latvia. Five Canucks-affiliated teams were in action, with four actually hitting the ice. Petterssons breakout performance boosted Swedens goal differential, while Reichels tournament debut goal helped Germany get on the board. Former Canuck goalie Arturs Silovs started for Latvia. Finland dominated Italy eleven goals to nothing, but Canuck Kevin Lankinen sat out. Group standings are tight, with Canada, USA, Slovakia, Finland, and Sweden all at two wins.
Finland triumphs over Sweden, Czechia bounces back against France; Canucks Hronek and Kampf contribute to Czechias victory, securing a crucial win after a tough loss to Canada. Group standings show Canada and Slovakia leading, with Finland and Czechia following closely. Tomorrows matches include Sweden vs. Slovakia, Germany vs. Latvia, and Finland vs. Italy. Checkout https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.
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The Vancouver Canucks are navigating a mix of heartbreaking losses and heartwarming moments as they approach the Olympic break. The team recently lost legendary broadcaster Jim Robson, but also secured a 2-0 win over Anaheim. Theyve been playing on the road against Vegas and Utah, and hosted the Leafs for Hockey Night in Canada. Fans are excited about Canucks players participating in the Olympic tournament. Prospects like Liam Öhgren, Kieren Dervin, and Anthony Romani are making waves. The Canucks Insider Podcast has featured guests discussing player development and NHL growth. Off the ice, the Canucks for Kids Fund and P-O Josephs special shoes are making a positive impact. Checkout https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.
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