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Jake Sandersonâs contract with Senators is a reasonable and optimistic comparable for Canucksâ Zeev Buium extension (opens the original)
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Just when it seemed like the 2026 offseason was coming to an end, the Vancouver Canucks made their biggest move of the summer, signing Zeev Buium to an eight-year, $9.38 million AAV extension. Itâs the second-largest contract in franchise history, the largest ever handed to a Canucks defender, and, for now, one of the largest contracts in the entire NHL, period, at a total value of $75.04 million. When contracts get that big, it can become difficult to find true comparables. But we feel that w
Could Luke Schenn be the ideal next Canucks captain? (opens the original)
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One way or another, weâre inching closer to the next captain of the Vancouver Canucks. Or, perhaps, to an acknowledged lack thereof. Traditionally, captain announcements happen at one of two times. Itâs either at some sort of preseason press conference, like with Quinn Hughes, or itâs at a pre-game ceremony at the teamâs first home game, like with Bo Horvat. Either way, the Canucks have less than a month to make their decision. For the Canucks to not name a captain for the 2026-27 season
Win, draw or loss: Grading all 35 major Canucks contract signings in the Rutherford-Allvin regime (opens the original)
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Last week, we set out to grade every single trade made by the Jim Rutherford-Patrik Allvin Regime in their time at the head of the Vancouver Canucks. They made 41 trades in total, which made for a fairly large undertaking. But folks seemed to like the results, and we like the discussion that sprang forth from it. So, we decided to do the same thing over again, but with contract signings. Right away, this looked like a much tougher task, and for a couple of different reasons. For one, itâs a li
Win, draw or loss: Grading all 41 Canucks trades in the Rutherford-Allvin regime (opens the original)
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It seems all but guaranteed that the long-term legacy of the front office led by Jim Rutherford and Patrik Allvin will be a mixed one. On the one hand, Rutherford and Allvin did not succeed at the job they set out to do, which was to turn the Vancouver Canucks into a competitive team. On the other hand, their lack of success at that task wound up pushing the Canucks into a much-needed rebuild, which might just have been the best way to get the Canucks back to competing in the long run. Either wa
All the different goaltending scenarios that could come out of Canucks Training Camp 2026 (opens the original)
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Itâs kind of funny we havenât heard more about the Vancouver Canucks goaltending situation this season, especially given the history of this franchise and its frequent experience of crease-related controversies. In the end, itâs probably largely a consequence of the teamâs continued path through a rebuild. If winning games in the 2026-27 isnât the aim, and losing as many as possible would be a huge benefit, itâs hard to muster up much care about who is tending the nets. But the Canuc
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