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· 14hVancouver Canucks Sign Aleksei Medvedev To A Three-Year, Entry Level Contract
The Vancouver Canucks have signed goaltender Aleksei Medvedev to a three-year, entry-level contract. Vancouver selected the 17-year-old with the 47th pick in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft. Medvedev was the fourth goaltender selected in this year's draft,
· 1dCANUCKS AGREE TO TERMS WITH FORWARD BRAEDEN COOTES ON THREE-YEAR, ENTRY-LEVEL CONTRACT
Vancouver Canucks General Manager Patrik Allvin announced today that the club has agreed to terms with forward Braeden Cootes on a three-year, entry-level contract. “Braeden showed really well at our development camp,
The Canucks are largely returning the same lineup, which includes a very solid goaltending tandem, a high-end defence corps ...
Mikael Samuelsson and Mike Komisarek Join Canucks Insider Podcast to Chat about Prospect Development
With Canucks development camp in the rear-view mirror, development coaches Mikael Samuelsson and Mike Komisarek joined Chris ...
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Canucks games will cost more to watch next season thanks to Sportsnet+ price hikeVancouver Canucks fans will continue to be able to watch their team every night, but they will pay a little more to stream ...
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Cootes signs with CanucksSeattle Thunderbird’s Braeden Cootes has signed his three year entry-level contract with Vancouver. The Canucks made the ...
It’s an interesting contrast that on the same day the Canucks pushed Boeser to the wire, before ultimately upping their offer ...
The 6-foot-3, 181-pound netminder went to Vancouver in the middle of the second round (No. 47 overall) in last month’s draft.
The Canucks re-signed Brock Boeser to a seven-year contract worth $7.25 million per season. How did both sides fare in the ...
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NHL insider Greg Wyshynski warns the Vancouver Canucks to secure Quinn Hughes long-term, drawing parallels to Matthew Tkachuk ...
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Canucks: 10 years later, how does Brock Boeser stack up to the rest of the 2015 Draft class?It’s been just over ten years since the Vancouver Canucks drafted Brock Boeser at 23rd overall of the 2015 NHL Entry Draft.
The Canucks missed the playoffs once again this past season, and now they need to make another trade this NHL offseason to improve the team.
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