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Canucks: Sedins âexcitedâ to race head-to-head up Grouse Grind for charity on Sunday (opens the original)
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How do you tell the Sedins apart? Well, next Sunday, it will be easy. Only one of them will win the Sedin vs. Sedin race for charity up the Grouse Grind. The Co-Presidents of Hockey Operations for the Vancouver Canucks are set to go head-to-head in a friendly (we think) fundraiser benefiting the Sedin Family Foundation. The event is aiming to raise $75,000 for the Adopt-a-School campaign, which provides food and clothing for students in need. Daniel and Henrik Sedin are no strangers to the Grind
Matthew Stienburg looking to restart NHL career with Canucks after two seasons lost to injury (opens the original)
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If one player at Vancouver Canucks camp could use some puck luck, itâs Matthew Stienburg. Due to a pair of season-ending surgeries, the 25-year-old Halifax native has been limited to just 21 games over the past 24 months. In that time, however, Stienburg made his National Hockey League debut with the Colorado Avalanche and played eight games early in the 2024-25 season. A rambunctious, energetic player when at his best, Stienburg sought a fresh start this summer and signed as a free agent
Canucks summer faceoff: Which is more likely â Rossi produces 65 points or Buium records 40 points? (opens the original)
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For the third straight year, we are conducting a late-summer thought exercise. Over the next week, we will present a pair of options for the 2026-27 Vancouver Canucks season and ask you which is more likely to occur. Without the benefit of a crystal ball, of course, itâs impossible to know how things will go. So we will present cases for both scenarios, and weâre looking for your gut reaction to which one is more likely to happen by seasonâs end. Which is more likely to happen: Marco Rossi
Canucks summer faceoff: Which is more likely â Ãhgren 40 points or Demko 40 starts? (opens the original)
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For the third straight year, we are conducting a late-summer thought exercise. Over the next week, we will present a pair of options and ask you which is more likely to occur for the Vancouver Canucks this season. Without the benefit of a crystal ball, of course, itâs impossible to know how things will go. So we will present cases for both scenarios, and weâre looking for your gut reaction to which one is more likely to happen by seasonâs end. Which is more likely to happen: Liam Ãhgren r
Trade Trees: Tracking the many twists and turns of Canucks acquiring Christian Ehrhoff (opens the original)
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When the Vancouver Canucks managed to pry Christian Ehrhoff from the San Jose Sharks in the summer of 2009, it was one of the first examples of the hockey club pouncing on an opponent in salary cap peril. At that stage, the Sharks simply had too many other good players making too much money, which forced them to peddle the veteran German blueliner on the heels of a career-best (at the time) 42-point season. All Ehrhoff did was step into the Canucks lineup, produce 44- and 50-point campaigns and
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