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The Vancouver Canucks did not make a ton of noise on the free agent market on July 1. Instead, they decided to hand out three contract extensions to Brock Boeser, Thatcher Demko and Conor Garland.

Good morning to everyone except teams that don’t put the dollar value in their contract announcements.

It is not a good time to be an NHL team in need of a goaltender. Fewer than a dozen who played in the league last season were available as unrestricted free agents, Detroit acquired John Gibson from ...

The Canucks spent July 1 locking up three long-tenured members of their unproven core group to significant extensions.

Within the span of a few hours, the Canucks announced the extensions of Thatcher Demko, Conor Garland, and, most surprisingly of all, Brock Boeser.

Vancouver Canucks’ forward Brock Boeser joins Canucks Insider Podcast host Chris Faber to discuss his seven-year contract with the club. Boeser has spent his entire nine-year NHL career with the ...

New Jersey kept Jake Allen, Thatcher Demko stayed in Vancouver, Philadelphia added Dan Vladar and the New York Islanders signed David Rittich.

NHL teams in need of goaltending help are either going the trade route or committing multiple years to veteran backups. New Jersey kept Jake Allen, Thatcher Demko stayed in Vancouver, Philadelphia ...

The Vancouver Canucks signed forward Brock Boeser to a seven-year, $50.75 million contract on Tuesday. The new deal represents a boost for the unrestricted free agent, who just completed a three ...

Goaltender Thatcher Demko and forward Conor Garland both agreed to long-term extensions with the Vancouver Canucks on Tuesday. Demko reached a three-year, $25.5 million deal and Garland committed ...