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Brock Boeser, Canucks Reportedly Agree to 7-Year, $7.25M AAV Contract amid NHL Rumors
Brock Boeser and the Canucks have agreed to a seven-year, $7.25 million AAV contract to bring him back to Vancouver in free agency, Sportsnet's Dan Murphy reported on Tuesday. Boeser hit free agency after his previous three-year, $19.95 million deal with the Canucks expired following the 2024-25 season.
Kirill Kudryavtsev was the breakout star for Abbotsford on their run to the Calder Cup. A burgeoning two-way ace at a ...
Mackenzie MacEachern has been signed by the Vancouver Canucks. The deal between the Canucks and the former MSU winger is for ...
NHL free agency window opened on July 1, the Vancouver Canucks announced two major contract extensions of Conor Garland ...
As if trying to make it to the NHL weren't difficult enough, the Vancouver Canucks taught their newly drafted rookies and several other prospects a ...
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Canucks’ Demko says he would have signed in Vancouver for 20 years if he could haveThatcher Demko left nothing to the imagination when describing how much he likes living and playing in the City of Vancouver.
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Brock Boeser stayed put in Vancouver. The New York Rangers landed free agency’s top defenseman in Vladislav Gavrikov and then ...
After parting ways with the Vancouver Canucks, Pius Suter has reportedly made a decisive move in his NHL career, selecting ...
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Long term deal and trade protection finally gives Canucks Boeser peace of mind and chance to put down roots in VancouverThe $50.75 million dollars is nice, to be sure. But the peace of mind of having a seven-year deal with full trade protection ...
NHL teams in need of goaltending help are either going the trade route or committing multiple years to veteran backups.
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