Tonight, October 13, is the first of four Prime Monday Night Hockey broadcasts that will feature the Vancouver Canucks during the 2025–26 season. This special broadcast, aired solely on Amazon Prime,

The St. Louis Blues take on the Vancouver Canucks at the Rogers Arena today. Here are the projected/expected lineup.

Preview the Oct. 13 matchup between the Vancouver Canucks and St. Louis Blues with betting odds over/under, game spread, moneyline, prediction, TV channel and more.

The Vancouver Canucks will be making two lineup changes for their Thanksgiving tilt against the St. Louis Blues. Kevin Lankinen will be making his first start of the season, while Victor Mancini will replace Derek Forbort on the blue line.

Amazon Prime, FanDuel Sports Network Midwest Radio: Sportsnet 650 MATCH-UP INFO - Tonight marks the first of three meetings between the Canucks and Blues this season: Oct. 13 (home), Oct. 30 (road), and Mar.

Some lineup information has been shared ahead of the Vancouver Canucks and St. Louis Blues’ Thanksgiving Monday matinee affair from Rogers Arena. Due to

Despite losing to the Edmonton Oilers, this Vancouver Canucks defenseman put himself at the top of their all-time leaderboard in terms of points by a defenseman.

The St. Louis Blues (1-1-0) face the Vancouver Canucks (1-1-0) on Prime Monday Night Hockey. Puck drop from Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia, is set for 7:30 p.m. ET (Prime Video). Let's analyze BetMGM Sportsbook's NHL odds around the Blues vs. Canucks odds and make our expert NHL picks and predictions.

The new NHL season has started, and teams are now looking to build themselves out for a possible run at the postseason. However, all the rumors from the

Filip Chytil scored twice and the Vancouver Canucks opened their season with a 5-1 victory over the Calgary Flames on Thursday night.

One top Vancouver Canucks prospect is fighting to remain in NHL as a decision on his future for the 2025-26 season draws near. The post Elite Canucks Prospect Opens Up On Fight To Stay In NHL appeared first on Heavy Sports.

As Evander Kane of the Edmonton Oilers and Brad Marchand of the Florida Panthers went toe-to-toe in the Stanley Cup final last spring, it was learned the two players’ fathers had been junior-hockey teammates in Nova Scotia with the Dartmouth Arrows back in 1981.