The Canuck Way
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All of the Vancouver Canucks rivals are now out of the playoffs, meaning the fanbase can be somewhat happy for this year's Stanley Cup champion.
Alex Hoegler|
The Vancouver Canucks may have to make a tough call and trade Sven Baertschi, and general manager Jim Benning must seek young assets.
Alex Hoegler|
The Vancouver Canucks need to add more speed and better penalty killers this offseason, and a reunion with Jannik Hansen makes sense.
Alex Hoegler|
<h2>Vancouver Canucks general manager Jim Benning has received plenty of unfair criticism in his four years at the helm, and the doubters need to sim...
Alex Hoegler|
McIsaac can be a bit of throwback defenceman as he is not afraid to lay down the body. While his shot is not the heaviest, it can do work on the power play.
Scott Rosenhek|
Vancouver Canucks forward Brandon Sutter is often criticized and not appreciated enough, but here's why he's a key piece of the team for next season.
Alex Hoegler|
Gone are the days of the big, lumbering player, devoid of skill. Without further ado, here is what you need to know about Nils Lundkvist.
Scott Rosenhek|
The Vancouver Canucks may have lost centre Henrik Sedin to retirement, but they need to avoid adding another one while focusing on other needs.
Alex Hoegler|
From what I can gather, there is some risk with Denisenko, but it is difficult to ignore the incredible level of skill he possesses.
Scott Rosenhek|
The Vancouver Canucks own the seventh-overall pick in this year's draft, but they need to find a way to land another in the first round.
Alex Hoegler|
With the 2018 NHL Entry Draft order determined, we look at who could be available for the Canucks to select with the seventh overall pick.
Andrew Nazareth|
The Canucks could potentially have two representatives wearing the Tre Kronor. Unsurprisingly, Pettersson was named SHL rookie and forward of the year.
Scott Rosenhek|
The Vancouver Canucks will pick seventh in the 2018 NHL Draft, and they have no choice but to select a defenceman to fill an organizational need.
Alex Hoegler|
The Vancouver Canucks will have a different looking power play next season. Here's what the setup should look like without the Sedins.
Chris Faber|
The Vancouver Canucks didn't get lucky this year, as they 26th-placed team from 2017-18 moved down to the seventh draft spot.
Alex Hoegler|
That might not seem like much, but considering the Canucks have less than the allotted seven picks they receive every year, I'll take it.
Scott Rosenhek|
That time of the year is at the trade deadline. Annually, teams in the playoffs or in the hunt are willing to just throw away draft picks.
Scott Rosenhek|
Vancouver Canucks prospect Elias Pettersson has plenty of upside, and should be considered a favorite to win the 2019 Calder Trophy.
Chris Faber|
The Vancouver Canucks signed Thomas Vanek then dealt him at the deadline, and there's no reason to bring him back this offseason.
Alex Hoegler|
The Vancouver Canucks could use a handful of players from the Minnesota Wild, who must shake up their roster after an early playoff exit.
Alex Hoegler|
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