The Vancouver Canucks spent a busy weekend working through various scenarios, considering their options on the trade market and planning to best set their opening day 23-man roster. As a variety of injuries mounted in the waning days of the preseason — a concussion for Akito Hirose,

Vancouver Canucks General Manager Patrik Allvin announced today that the club has agreed to terms with forward Nils Höglander on a three-year contract extension with a $3 million AAV. “We were all impressed with the way Nils came into training camp and approached the preseason,

The Vancouver Canucks have signed forward Nils Höglander to a three-year extension worth $9 million. The extension will kick in at the start of the 2025-26 season and carry an AAV of $3 million. Last season, Höglander set new career highs in multiple categories, including goals (24) and points (36).

The Canucks extending Höglander a full season before his contract expires as an RFA is a huge vote of confidence.

Three Vancouver Canucks prospects suddenly have room to breathe with the big club. It’s all thanks to a trade none of them were part of. As the preseason drew to a close in Vancouver, three young players were looking to make an impression.

The Vancouver Canucks are gearing up for the 2024-25 NHL season. On Sunday, they made a couple of moves in advance of their season opener. One of these moves involves one of their own players. The Canucks signed forward Nils Hoglander to a contract extension,

Just a few days prior to their Oct. 9 season-opener, the Vancouver Canucks locked up Nils Hoglander to a three-year extension. The 23-year-old winger will have a $3 million cap hit on that deal starting in 2025-26—he is currently making just $1.

Nils Hoglander is staying in Vancouver. The Canucks signed the forward to a three-year, $9 million extension, the team announced Sunday.