After a few months of waiting, the Vancouver Canucks were finally able to work out a trade that should ease tensions in their locker room. The Canucks sent J.T.

It’s a trade that makes the club younger. Chytil comes with a lot of risk given his history of head injuries, but he’s a capable short-term solution down the middle of Vancouver’s forward ranks, with upside in an expanded role provided that he’s able to stay healthy — which is admittedly a significant “if.”

Less than a week after Vancouver's biggest trade of the season, the team is open to hearing deals for another player.

The Vancouver Canucks have made defenseman Carson Soucy available for trade, according to NHL insider Elliotte Friedman. The decision follows the team’s recent acquisition of Marcus Pettersson from the Pittsburgh Penguins, which has reshaped Vancouver’s defensive lineup and has already limited Soucy's playing time.

The Vancouver Canucks were a busy team leading into the weekend making a pair of trades that should help push back into the playoff picture. In the matter of ju

Miller heads back to New York, where he spent the first six seasons of his career, in exchange for Filip Chytil, Victor Mancini and a 2025 top-13 protected first-round pick. Vancouver prospects Erik Brannstrom and Jackson Dorrington also went to the Rangers in the deal. Vancouver’s return was reported by the New York Post.