Looks like there could be some Vancouver Canucks representation at the upcoming World Championships after all. In an interview on Tuesday morning’s edition
With five games remaining in their season, the Vancouver Canucks are going to be without three key players for at least their next two games. The Canucks are in Dallas to take on the Stars tonight, and Sportsnet’s Iain MacIntyre offered up some injury updates from the team’s morning skate.
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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The Vancouver Canucks held their first home ice practice in two weeks on Tuesday afternoon at Rogers Arena. Only one of the team’s three injured forwards was on the ice.
Some positive news for the Vancouver Canucks heading into the weekend. After team practice on Friday, head coach Rick Tocchet revealed that defenseman Elias Pettersson is a “full go”, and is expected to be in the lineup when the Canucks host the Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday night.
Tyler Myers opened this game by taking a penalty for delay of game. The Canucks’ penalty kill, which has been red-hot lately, managed to kill the full two minutes off without giving up a shot.
After two vigorous practices following a 10-day break, the Vancouver Canucks elected to give their players a full day off from on-ice activity on Thursday.
Somewhere amongst the trades, a hockey game was played. The Vancouver Canucks’ 5-3 loss to Tom Gaglardi’s Dallas Stars took a backseat to the JT Miller trade and subsequent deal with the Penguins.
Chris Pronger has some advice for Vancouver Canucks defenceman Tyler Myers. Myers has been excellent in his two games since returning from his three-game suspension for cross-checking Oilers defenceman Evan Bouchard.
The Washington Capitals rolled into Edmonton on Tuesday night and showed why they have the best record in the NHL. Though the Oilers more than doubled the visitors in scoring opportunities, the Caps were able to capitalize on their chances, getting three pucks past Edmonton goaltender Stuart Skinner on 14 shots.
The fallout from the wild Edmonton Oilers/Vancouver Canucks game on Saturday has arrived. Oilers captain Connor McDavid, along with Canucks defenceman Tyler Myers, both received three-game suspensions for their cross-checks in the dying moments of the game.
On Saturday night, the Edmonton Oilers faced off against the Vancouver Canucks at Rogers Arena. Sparks flew at the end of the game, and two players– Connor McDavid and Canucks defenseman Tyler Myers– received match penalties which triggered automatic hearings with the Department of Player Safety.
The NHL Department of Player Safety has announced that Vancouver Canucks defenseman Tyler Myers was suspended three games for cross-checking the Edmonton Oilers’ Evan Bouchard in the face during the post-whistle scrum that resulted from Connor McDavid’s interaction with Conor Garland.
The NHL put the Edmonton Oilers and Vancouver Canucks on notice on Monday.
Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid and Vancouver Canucks defenseman Tyler Myers are set to have hearings with the NHL's Department of Player Safety.
Vancouver Canucks defenseman Tyler Myers received some pretty big news from the National Hockey League on Wednesday morning. Since December 31st, the National
Vancouver Canucks defenseman Tyler Myers hit an impressive milestone on Saturday night as he played his 1,000th NHL game against the Philadelphia Flyers.
Saturday’s game against the Philadelphia Flyers saw the Vancouver Canucks put together their first complete game of the season. They posted a 3-0 win on the road and finally looked like they had found their footing for the first time this season.
Vancouver Canucks defenseman Tyler Myers is playing in his 1,000th National Hockey League (NHL) game tonight against the Philadelphia Flyers. Myers becomes the 399th player to hit the 1,000-game mark in the NHL.
As the puck dropped at Wells Fargo Arena in Philadelphia, Vancouver Canucks defenseman Tyler Myers became the 400th player in NHL history to reach 1,000 games.
One of the Vancouver Canucks’ top blueliners had a premature end to his night on Friday. Just over a minute into the team’s matchup with the Philadelphia Flyers, Canucks defenseman Tyler Myers was involved in an awkward collision with Flyers forward Joel Farabee.
Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin continues his slew of moves over the past 24 hours.
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