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Canucks injury updates: Chytil watches practice, Myers day to day, and more

Vancouver Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet provided some more information on the injuries surrounding centres Elias Pettersson, Filip Chytil and Nils Aman, winger Nils Hoglander, and defenceman Tyler Myers after the team practiced on Friday.

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Scenes from Canucks practice: Aman exits with injury, Höglander sheds non-contact jersey

The Vancouver Canucks returned to practice at UBC after a team day off following their 5-0 loss to the Seattle Kraken on Wednesday evening. After sporting a red non-contact jersey during Tuesday’s practice, Nils Höglander had shed that jersey and was back in a regular Canucks practice jersey.

Rick Tocchet News / The Hockey Writers / April 4

Insider Reports Canucks Want to Keep Rick Tocchet Behind Bench

The Vancouver Canucks are fighting for their playoff lives as the end of the regular season approaches, and after a campaign filled with drama from earlier in the season, it seems like they are already shifting their focus past the 2024-25 season.

NHL News / NHL Trade Talk / April 4

Canucks irked by Rick Tocchet-Flyers rumors, complain to NHL

Canucks frustrated by Rick Tocchet-Flyers rumors, complain to NHL

The Canucks are pushing back against the growing narrative linking head coach Rick Tocchet to a potential move to the Flyers

Some potential coaching candidates for Philadelphia Flyers, Boston Bruins

Which top UFA is most likely to wear a new sweater next season?

What cities should get NHL expansion teams?

The 'NHL active short-handed goals leaders' quiz

Vancouver Canucks News / Canucksarmy / April 4

What should the Canucks’ walk away number be for each of their pending free agents?

If you haven’t heard already, the Vancouver Canucks have three players that are set to become unrestricted free agents this summer. Plenty of ink has been spilled already about what each player might cost, how they fit on the team, and what the Canucks’ plan B (or C or D) might be if any or all of the players walk in free agency.

Vancouver Canucks News / Canucksarmy / April 4

The Canucks would have to drop into the bottom-11 to even have a slim chance at winning the draft lottery

With yet another St. Louis Blues win, and another overtime loss for the Minnesota Wild, the Vancouver Canucks’ already-slight chance of making the playoffs just got even narrower.

Filip Chytil News / Canucksarmy / April 4

A detailed linear history of Filip Chytil’s concussions

Earlier this week, Rick Tocchet told the media that the “odds are against” Filip Chytil playing again for the Vancouver Canucks in the 2024/25 season. Most times, such statements of long-term injury are made, they lead to inevitable disappointment.

Vancouver Canucks News / The Hockey Writers / April 4

Canucks Prospects Report: Romani, Mynio, Willander & More

It’s playoff season for everyone but the NHL and American Hockey League (AHL), and the Vancouver Canucks have prospects competing in the Western Hockey League (WHL) and Ontario Hockey League (OHL) Playoffs and the NCAA’s Frozen Four tournament.

Pius Suter News / Last Word On Sports / April 4

Understanding if Puis Suter Will Remain a Vancouver Canuck Long Term

Despite having a season full of career highs, Pius Suter may not be able to sign his next contract with the Vancouver Canucks. The 28-year-old, who has played up and down the lineup this season, currently sits at sixth on Vancouver in points with 42 in 74 games.

Brock Boeser News / Canucksarmy / April 3

Canucks’ Brock Boeser listed second on Daily Faceoff’s list of top 50 NHL UFAs

As the end of the regular season approaches and teams gear up for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, it’s worth keeping an eye on some players who might become available this summer.

Vancouver Canucks News / Canucksarmy / April 3

10 stats that tell the Canucks’ story since the 4-Nations break

When the National Hockey League season was put on hold for the 4 Nations Face-Off on February 8th, the Vancouver Canucks were not only in a playoff position in the Western Conference, they were sitting comfortably above the playoff bar with a cushion.

Thatcher Demko News / Canucksarmy / April 3

The Statsies: Thatcher Demko’s worst start in a while comes in Canucks’ loss to Kraken

I’m tired boss. Editor’s note: Don’t worry, pizza party coming up soon. The Vancouver Canucks got shelled on their home ice, losing 5-0 to the Seattle Kraken as the final death knells to their playoff hopes sounded.

Vancouver Canucks News / Canucksarmy / April 3

Abby Canucks secure playoff berth with 11th straight win, defeat San Diego Gulls 6-3

The Abbotsford Canucks arrived in San Diego on Wednesday carrying a franchise-record 10-game win streak courtesy of their Bakersfield victory from the night before.

Vancouver Canucks News / Breakaway on SI / April 3

Canucks Face Difficult Choice With HC

The Vancouver Canucks are interested in signing head coach Rick Tocchet to an extension after this season ends. The organization has reiterated that they want to negotiate a new deal, but also can exercise his contractual option for the 2025-2026 season.

NHL News / Breakaway on SI / April 3

Kraken Drag Canucks To Playoff Depths

To call the Vancouver Canucks' season frustrating would be an understatement. After winning the Pacific Division last season, the Canucks have dramatically regressed this season, being either just in or just out of the playoff picture for most of the year.

NHL News / Canucksarmy / April 3

Canucks appear out of gas in 5-0 loss to Kraken with playoff hopes fading

The Canucks started this game with some good jump, and after Conor Garland moved in on a 2-on-1 with Linus Karlsson, Jamie Oleksiak took the game’s first penalty early.

Sawyer Mynio News / Canucksarmy / April 2

Canucks prospect Sawyer Mynio named to CHL Team of the Month

The Canadian Hockey League — home to the Quebec, Ontario, and Western Leagues — honours the nation’s most outstanding players by naming monthly all-star teams.

Thatcher Demko News / Canucksarmy / April 2

Scenes from morning skate: Thatcher Demko starts for Canucks vs. Kraken

The Vancouver Canucks (34-27-13) hope to keep their slim playoff hopes alive when they open a three-game homestand against the Seattle Kraken (31-38-6).

Vancouver Canucks News / Breakaway on SI / April 2

Canucks Forward Unlikely to Return This Season

The Vancouver Canucks are still pursuing a playoff berth, but their chances are fading with each passing days. They are seven points behind the Minnesota Wild for the final playoff spot in the Western Conference and have just eight games remaining.

NHL News / Field Level Media / April 1

Struggling Canucks desperate for win against Kraken

The Vancouver Canucks are essentially in must-win territory as they prepare to host the Seattle Kraken on Wednesday. With their playoff aspirations flickering, the Canucks (34-27-13, 81 points) return home outside of a playoff position and needing to vault a pair of teams to advance to the Stanley Cup chase.

Vancouver Canucks News / Athlon Sports / April 1

Elliotte Friedman Reports Canucks' Decision on Head Coach

It's been just over two years since the Vancouver Canucks fired Bruce Boudreau midseason and hired Rick Tocchet straight off the "NHL On TNT" panel. In

Vancouver Canucks News / Athlon Sports / April 1

Canucks Head Coach's Future Depends on One Thing, Claims NHL Expert

Rick Tocchet's future as the head coach of the Vancouver Canucks will be decided by more than just contract terms, according to a couple of NHL insiders.

Vancouver Canucks News / Last Word On Sports / March 31

That’s (Almost) A Wrap on the Vancouver Canucks Season

The Vancouver Canucks season nears the end, not with a bang but a “Huh. Well, that wasn’t too bad. Considering everything.” Not the most inspiring words, perhaps, but they fit the 2024-25 season.

Vancouver Canucks News / The Hockey Writers / March 30

Canucks’ 2022 Draft Picks Could Be Big Part of Future Core

The Vancouver Canucks could be reaping the benefits of their 2022 Draft class in the next couple of seasons. Despite the rollercoaster and overall disappointing 2024-25 campaign, there are three prospects in the form of Jonathan Lekkerimaki, Elias Pettersson and Kirill Kudryavtsev that the organization can point to as positives to come out of it.