Five Years of Free Agent Frenzy: Recapping All The Moves The Canucks Have Made On Day 1 Of Free Agency How the first day of ...

The Canucks are largely returning the same lineup, which includes a very solid goaltending tandem, a high-end defence corps ...

As the hype from the NHL’s free-agent frenzy dies down, it’s as good a time as any to take stock of the league’s seven ...

Gone was top target Mitch Marner, who headed to the Vegas Golden Knights after a sign-and-trade deal Monday. Florida Panthers ...

The New York Rangers signed Vladislav Gavrikov — considered the top defensive free agent available after three seasons with ...

The Canucks had an understanding dating back two months that the unrestricted free agent market was unlikely to yield a ...

Brock Boeser stayed put in Vancouver, and the New York Rangers retooled their blue line by landing free agency’s top ...

NHL trade tracker Hurricanes acquire K'Andre Miller, plus other moves NHL free agency: Day 1 winners and losers Avalanche agree to terms with Brent Burns The 40-year-old defenseman gets one year.

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Forward Brock Boeser is staying put in Vancouver after the Canucks opened the NHL’s free agency period by re-signing one of their own.

The Vancouver Canucks have re-signed forward Brock Boeser to a seven-year, $50.75 million contract. The deal was announced ...

So, with free agency just a few hours away, who’s left out there for the Canucks? Who’s left in free agency? Heading into tomorrow, the Canucks don’t have a ton of cap space to work with.