Canucks May Regret Trading Arturs Silovs
On July 13, the Vancouver Canucks made a trade with the Pittsburgh Penguins, sending prospect goaltender Arturs Silovs to Pittsburgh in exchange for Chase Stillman and a 2027 fourth-round pick.…
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Canucks Goaltending Depth Chart: 2025 Offseason
The Vancouver Canucks’ goaltending depth got a bit thinner with the trade of Arturs Silovs to the Pittsburgh Penguins, but with the addition of Alexei Medvedev in the 2025 NHL…
What the Canucks’ Trade of Arturs Silovs Really Means
The Vancouver Canucks made a surprising move last week, trading goaltender Arturs Silovs—fresh off a Calder Cup MVP performance—to the Pittsburgh Penguins. In return, they received forward prospect Chase Stillman…
Canucks’ Goaltending Depth Raises Questions About Silovs’ Future
Arturs Silovs had a great finish to his season with the Vancouver Canucks organization. He had an outstanding playoffs with the Abbotsford Canucks by posting a .931 save percentage (SV%)…
Canucks’ Goalie Future Hinges on Demko Decision
The Vancouver Canucks have a crucial decision to make, and it centers in the crease. Goaltender Thatcher Demko, once seen as a franchise cornerstone, is entering the final year of…
Thatcher Demko’s on Track to Re-Finding His Game After His Last 2 Starts
Originally, this article was about what was going wrong with Thatcher Demko‘s game. It was going to be about why he has been struggling so far this season. His save…
Canucks’ Lankinen Deserves Praise For Start to Season
The Vancouver Canucks finally won a game. Fans can salivate at finally being back in the win column after a demoralizing loss to the New Jersey Devils at home on…
Canucks Have Options as Demko Works Through His Injury & Recovery
A big cog thrown into the wheels of the Vancouver Canucks’ playoff run last season was the early injury to goaltender Thatcher Demko after Game 1 of their first-round series…
Canucks’ Goaltending Depth Chart for 2024-25
With Thatcher Demko’s availability uncertain for the start of 2024-25, the Vancouver Canucks’ goaltending depth has come into question. If he’s unable to start on Oct. 9 against the Calgary…
Ian Clark’s Transition: A Voluntary Change or Something More?
The Vancouver Canucks' recent announcement of Ian Clark’s transition from his role as Head Goalie Coach and Director of Goaltending to a new position as a goalie scout and goaltending development coach raises several intriguing questions. The news that Marko Torenius, the former goaltending coach of the Abbotsford Canucks, will step into Clark’s previous role, … Continue Reading ››