Red Wings move into playoff spot after beating Canucks in OT
The Detroit Red Wings were tied for last place in the Eastern Conference five weeks ago. Now, they’re in a playoff spot. The remarkable reversal under coach Todd McLellan continued Sunday with a 3-2 overtime victory over the Vancouver Canucks at Rogers Arena.
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What Canucks fans can expect out of Chytil, O’Connor and PetterssonThe Vancouver Canucks made headlines this weekend when they traded away forward JT Miller on Friday evening. The club moved ...
It’s been a busy weekend here in Canucks land, and it was all kickstarted by a Friday afternoon trade that saw the Vancouver ...
After it looked like Vancouver was set to take a step back by sort of punting with the J.T. Miller trade, it flipped the ...
Quinn Hughes did not practice on Saturday and the Canucks' No. 1 defenseman will be a game-time decision against the Detroit ...
Fans at Vancouver B.C.'s Rogers Arena booed "The Star Spangled Banner" on Sunday before the Detroit Red Wings' game against ...
The Athletic spoke to three NHL team executives —two current and one former — to get their thoughts on the hot-button topics ...
Elias Pettersson is often the straw that stirs the drink for the Canucks, and our NHL picks expect him to be at his best ...
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NHL Predictions: Feb. 2 Detroit Red Wings vs Vancouver CanucksWelcome back to NHL Predictions. Each day, Last Word on Hockey takes a look at the games that are scheduled and offers ...
Shine collected his first career NHL point on Saturday, getting the secondary assist on captain Dylan Larkins’ game-opening ...
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