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With the trade deadline less than two weeks away, one would expect Patrik Allvin's phone to be blowing up, but that doesn't seem to be the case for the new ...

The Canucks sit three points back of the Dallas Stars for the final wild-card spot in the Western Conference with two more games played. The players seem to respond to his style of coaching.’’ He’s playing the way you want your best player to play. “I’ve been very impressed with J.T. Miller here,’’ Allvin said. But to be honest, I was expecting a little bit more calls.’’ “Well, unfortunately, it’s been very, very quiet,’’ Allvin told TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun in The Athletic. “I was a little bit surprised there (weren’t) more phone calls.

Notebook: Vancouver has a busy schedule in the coming weeks, so practices are likely to be a rarity.

“That would be a great opportunity. Hradek did ask Miller about his future and whether he’d like to remain in Vancouver long term, and Miller responded with understandable caution. J.T. Miller is on the best playing run of his life. There wasn’t much to go over on ice as a result, he said. I thought we handled it better than, say, some of the good Anaheim teams that I had would have handled it.” Article content

While the Canucks have been getting solid production from Tanner Pearson, JT Miller, Elias Pettersson, and a bit from Brock Boeser as of late, Bo Horvat has ...

Will the Great 8 be able to achieve the record against the Canucks tomorrow night? A storyline that the whole league will be monitoring on Friday, would be the fact that Alexander Ovechkin needs just 1 more goal to hit 767 and pass Jaromir Jagr for 3rd in all-time NHL goals. In the 2020 playoff bubble, we saw what Horvat is capable of when he’s at his best and he is a hard-working individual without a shadow of a doubt.

J.T. Miller scored the go-ahead goal on a great individual play early in the third period and collected three assists to lead the Vancouver Canucks to a 5-3 ...

We just didn't do that in the third." "We were just trying to find a way to win that game. We've just got to focus on what we can control." "It's not going to be perfect all the time. "I probably got away with a slash," said Miller who has 67 points, including 23 goals, this season. I just tried to let it rip as hard as I could."

J.T. Miller scored the go-ahead goal on a great individual play early in the third period and collected three assists to lead the Vancouver Canucks to a 5-3 ...

… The Canucks dedicated proceeds from the $1 million 50/50 jackpot to the Ukraine humanitarian crisis appeal through the Red Cross of Canada. … Former Canadiens superstar Guy Lafleur, who is battling lung cancer, was named Wednesday to the Order of Hockey in Canada as a Distinguished Honouree for 2022. Montreal opened the scoring on a two-on-one breakaway. Montembeault made a pair of brilliant saves to keep the game close. Pitlick sent a pass from the corner that Lehkonen took in front of the net then jammed the puck through Demko’s legs. Boeser collected the rebound and put it over the goaltender’s shoulder at 10:34 for his 17th of the season. Vancouver scored just nine seconds into a power play to take a 2-1 lead.