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Eight waiver wire targets the Canucks could use their #1 waiver priority on (opens the original)
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Finishing 32nd in the NHL comes with few consolations for the Vancouver Canucks, but one of them is about to become useful. Under the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), waiver priority before Nov. 1 is determined by the previous seasonâs final standings, leaving Vancouver atop the NHLâs waiver order when teams begin trimming their training camp rosters later this month. The Canucks finished last at 25-49-8, giving Ryan Johnson first crack at any player exposed before the order switches t
Why the Zeev Buium contract is a great bet for the Canucks in multiple different ways (opens the original)
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The Vancouver Canucks are betting that Zeev Buiumâs best hockey is still ahead of him, and that waiting to find out would have made the 20-year-old defenceman much more expensive. That distinction makes Fridayâs deal much easier to like. Buium is coming off a rookie season with six goals and 26 points in 76 games, so the Canucks are clearly paying for projection. At 20 years old, however, his prime should hit well after the contract begins. Salary-cap growth could make the bet even better. B
Canucks Bold Predictions: Zeev Buium bets on himself, tops 50 points and cashes in next summer (opens the original)
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The Vancouver Canucks have a big decision to make on Zeev Buium. At 20 years old, the defenceman has one year left on his entry-level contract and can sign an extension now. Vancouver would probably prefer to get a deal done before he has a chance to raise his price, but Buium may have other plans. Our bold prediction is that Buium plays out the year, scores more than 50 points and positions himself for a seven-year extension worth over $10 million per season next summer. That would be a huge j
Why Caleb Malhotra and 13 other Canucks prospects are expected to miss training camp (opens the original)
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The Vancouver Canucks open training camp in Penticton next month, but a sizeable portion of their prospect pool will already be scattered across North America and Europe, including the most important prospect in the organization. Caleb Malhotra, the top-rated prospect in the pipeline by Daily Faceoff Vancouver, is headed to Boston University and is not expected to participate in Canucks training camp. And he is far from alone. Between the organizationâs growing contingent of NCAA property and
Canucks prospect Rogowski scores as USA routs Canada in WJSS finale; Cootes calls loss âembarrassingâ (opens the original)
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Brooks Rogowski completed an impressive World Junior Summer Showcase by scoring his third goal of the event against two fellow Vancouver Canucks prospects. Braeden Cootes and Caleb Malhotra skated together on Canadaâs second line but were held off the scoresheet as the United States defeated Canada 7-2 in Saturdayâs showcase finale at the WFCU Centre in Windsor, Ontario. The Canadians dressed all eight returning players from last yearâs bronze-medal World Junior roster. âItâs pretty em
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