The Vancouver Canucks and head coach Travis Green have agreed on a contract extension, TSN's Darren Dreger reports.

Green just wrapped up his fourth season with the Canucks. The club missed the postseason for the third time under his leadership after finishing in last place in the North Division with a 23-29-4 record.

Last year, the Canucks made a surprising run in the Stanley Cup playoffs, making it to the second round before losing to the Vegas Golden Knights in seven games.

Green has largely overseen Vancouver's rebuild since joining the club in 2017 and has played a large part in the growth of the team's young stars.

Captain Bo Horvat expressed his confidence in Green and the coaching staff the team has in place during his end-of-season media session on Friday.

"We’d love to see Travis and the coaching staff back," Horvat said. "They’ve done a great job. We have a good young core, and we have to continue to keep growing and getting better."

The Canucks battled through adversity this year, dealing with a massive COVID-19 outbreak in March that affected nearly the entire team and coaching staff on top of an injury to star player Elias Pettersson, who missed the second half of the season. The club finished 7-11-1 in its final 19 games of the campaign upon returning to the ice in late April.

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