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The annual Free Agent Frenzy is nearly upon us. As a rebuilding franchise, the Vancouver Canucks are primarily focused on building through the draft, and so the majority of the focus from fans and media has been on the 2026 NHL Entry Draft, scheduled to begin on June 26, 2026. But less than a week…
Welcome back to WWYDW, the only hockey column on the internet still broadcast on UHF. Speaking of UHF, another initialism that starts with a ‘U’ is UFA, as in unrestricted free agency. The upcoming NHL Entry Draft is taking up most of the airspace in Vancouver right now, and with good reason, but less than…
Say what you will about those individuals who have been relieved of their duties over the past few years in Vancouver, and how those individuals
By: Stephan Roget
The concept of a “will they, won’t they” situation typically only applies to television romances, but it could also be applied to the Vancouver Canucks and their seniormost Elias Pettersson. We’ve heard he’s on the block. We’ve heard he’s off the block. We’ve heard that there’s a lot of Pettersson “chatter.” More specifically, we’ve heard…
By: Stephan Roget
The concept of a “will they, won't they” situation typically only applies to television romances, but it could also be applied to the Vancouver Canucks and their seniormost Elias Pettersson.
By: Stephan Roget
The trade that sent Quinn Hughes from the Vancouver Canucks to the Minnesota Wild this past December remains the biggest blockbuster of the past year. But we’ve now had our biggest blockbuster since, and the news broke on Sunday evening. The Ottawa Senators dealt their own captain, Brady Tkachuk, to the Florida Panthers, where…
The 2026 NHL Entry Draft has been a point of extreme focus in Vancouver for quite some time. Most fans and media have had their eyes primarily on the June 26 event since at least December of last year, and for some, it’s been even longer than that. In short, as soon as it…
By: Stephan Roget
The NHL had a bit of a surprise Trade Deadline Day on Tuesday, with no less than four large-to-blockbuster trades happening one after another. The San Jose Sharks were not involved in the biggest deal of the day, but they were involved in the one that will probably have the most impact on the Vancouver…
By: Stephan Roget
Look, we get it. Everyone experiences some level of FOMO, otherwise known as the Fear Of Missing Out.
By: Stephan Roget
The NHL had a bit of a surprise Trade Deadline Day on Tuesday, with no less than four large-to-blockbuster trades happening one after another.
