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Dallas Stars acquire veteran defenseman Tyler Myers from the Vancouver Canucks in exchange for Dallas’ 2027 second-round pick and 2029 fourth-round pick, with Vancouver retaining 50% of Myers’ contract. The 36-year-old right-shot blueliner adds veteran experience and flexibility on the blueline, having 403 career points in 1,123 games and potentially becoming Dallas’ first Texas-born regular-season player.
Vancouver has agreed to ship defenseman Tyler Myers to Dallas in exchange for a 2027 second-round pick and a 2029 fourth-round pick, with Vancouver retaining 50% of Myers' $3 million cap hit. Myers waived his full no-movement clause for 2025-26, which converts to a 12-team modified no-trade for 2026-27; the deal is pending an NHL trade call and aims to bolster Vancouver's draft-capital and rebuild efforts.
The NHL is reportedly reviewing a late hit by Bryan Rust on Brock Boeser in the Penguins–Canucks game, with potential fines or suspension discussed. Boeser left the ice and the hit went unpenalized on the play, as Pittsburgh won 3-2 and awaits league word on Rust’s status for the next game.
Eleven players hit the ice for Montreal's optional practice in Brossard, with Josh Anderson back in action after an absence since Jan. 1. The Canadiens host the Vancouver Canucks on Monday at 7:30 p.m. ET at the Bell Centre, with tickets available through a provided link.
Buffalo Sabres, after a recent loss ending their 10-game winning streak, return home to face the Vancouver Canucks, with lineup changes including Jason Zucker's return and a focus on strengthening their home ice performance. The Canucks have undergone significant roster changes and are looking to improve their recent form.
The Philadelphia Flyers defeated the Vancouver Canucks 5-2, with key contributions from Nikita Grebenkin and Carl Grundstrom, snapping a losing streak and marking coach Rick Tocchet's first win against his former team. Dan Vladar made 22 saves for the Flyers, while Thatcher Demko had 34 saves for Vancouver.
The Philadelphia Flyers, led by Trevor Zegras's seven-game point streak, face the Vancouver Canucks in their final home game of 2025. The Flyers aim to improve their power play and offensive production, especially from their defensemen, amid injury concerns. Key players include Zegras, Cates, Brink, and defensemen Sanheim, Drysdale, and York. The game is scheduled for Monday at 7:30 p.m. EST and will be televised on NBCSP.
The NHL features four games with notable storylines, including the Canucks aiming for a perfect road trip sweep against the Flyers, Blues players auditioning for Canada's Olympic team, Gauthier nearing 20 goals for the Ducks, Zegras on a point streak for the Flyers, and Kopitar closing in on Kings' scoring records, with the schedule highlighting key matchups.
Zeev Buium, a Vancouver Canucks defenseman, reflects on his experience winning back-to-back gold medals with Team USA at the World Junior Championship, emphasizing the bond formed and the importance of enjoying the tournament, while also excelling in his NHL rookie season.
The Vancouver Canucks traded Quinn Hughes to the Minnesota Wild and acquired rookies Marco Rossi, Liam Ohgren, and Zeev Buium, signaling a focus on rebuilding and future development, with the new players integrating into the team and participating in practice as the team looks to improve its standings.
Quinn Hughes was traded from the Vancouver Canucks to the Minnesota Wild in a blockbuster deal, with Vancouver receiving prospects Marco Rossi, Liam Ohgren, Zeev Buium, and a 2026 first-round pick. Hughes, a Norris Trophy winner and key player for Vancouver, is moving to a team that has been performing well recently, while Vancouver rebuilds with young talent. The trade marks a significant change for both franchises amid Vancouver's recent struggles and Hughes' desire for a new opportunity.
Lukas Reichel was traded from the Blackhawks to the Canucks for a fourth-round pick, ending an underwhelming tenure marked by inconsistent development and limited progress, but he is expected to benefit from a change of scenery and coaching in Vancouver.
The Pittsburgh Penguins defeated the Vancouver Canucks 5-1, with notable performances from their fourth line, Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, and Justin Brazeau, while goalie Arturs Silovs earned a satisfying win against his former team. The Penguins showcased strong special teams and a balanced offensive effort, extending their winning streak to three games.
The Vancouver Canucks are reportedly considering flipping Elias Lindholm to the Boston Bruins as part of a potential deal to acquire Penguins winger Jake Guentzel before the trade deadline. Lindholm, who has struggled to make an impact since joining the Canucks, could provide the Bruins with a boost in their top-six unit, offering faceoff proficiency and defensive fortitude. With Lindholm set to hit free agency this summer, the Bruins may need to be willing to pay a higher price to secure his services for the next few years.
The Boston Bruins are set to face off against the Vancouver Canucks in a highly anticipated matchup between the top two teams in the NHL. Vancouver, led by head coach Rick Tocchet, boasts a dynamic offensive attack and strong goaltending from Thatcher Demko. The Bruins will be without rookie centerman Matt Poitras for the remainder of the season due to shoulder surgery, and are looking to bounce back from a recent loss. Despite a disappointing Game 7 loss in the 2011 Stanley Cup Final, Bruins defenseman Parker Wotherspoon, a Vancouver native, is ready to face his hometown team.