The Vancouver Canucks have become notorious for making big trades ahead of the deadline as of late. Since President of Hockey Operations, Jim Rutherford, and General Manager Patrik Allvin have entered the management crew, the Canucks have conducted their big trades towards the end of January every year. With the Canucks’ self-imposed trade deadline now over, let’s take a look at every trade the team has made since last year’s actual trade deadline.

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You never want to see a player in the NHL or anywhere get injured, but the Chicago Blackhawks avoided some major blows by trading former third overall pick Kirby Dach when they did. Unfortunately, he just can't stay healthy.

This will be Stolarz's third start in four games since the 4 Nations Face-Off ended.

With seven days until the NHL Trade Deadline, the Buffalo Sabres are likely fielding the highest volume of calls from contending clubs looking to make a roster upgrade in their pursuit of a Stanley Cup. GM Kevyn Adams indicated earlier this month that he is interested in re-signing pending unrestricted free-agent wingers Jason Zucker and Jordan Greenway, preferably before March 7.

The NHL has announced that both Sean Monahan and Zach Werenski of the Columbus Blue Jackets will be a part of Season 2 of Prime's FACEOFF: Inside the NHL.

Welcome back to another instalment of Top Five at 15/30 (or in this case, 28). Last time, we looked at the Vancouver Canucks’ top performers from January 31 to February 15. This time, we’ll be looking at the best performances from players throughout the last half of February. Here are the top five Canucks for February 16 to 28, 2025.

Pacioretty hasn't appeared in a game with Toronto since before the 4 Nations Face-Off.

St. Louis Blues captain Brayden Schenn continues to be linked to the Toronto Maple Leafs with a week to go until the NHL trade deadline.

Here's today's NHL Nugget – this Birthday Backcheck features Washington Capitals left winger Jakub Vrana, who turns 29 years old on Feb. 28.