US EditionTHE MOJ: Canuck Leadership Questions Remain, and They Start in the Middle
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, JUL 8 – The Canucks added only two players this offseason and rely on key contributors under new coach Adam Foote, maintaining stability after many changes last season.
- The Vancouver Canucks acquired Evander Kane in a trade with the Edmonton Oilers on June 25 and added defenceman Pierre-Olivier Joseph via free agency.
- The Canucks made these moves after a season of significant change in 2024-25 and have so far opted for offseason continuity, suggesting more moves could still occur.
- The team has nearly set its top-four defensemen with Hughes and Hronek on the first pair and Pettersson and Myers on the second, while Demko will start in goal with Lankinen backing him up.
- After achieving a personal best of 40 points last season, Kiefer Sherwood is expected to play on the Canucks' third line as the team relies on key contributors to step up and assume important roles.
- These roster choices and stability in key positions imply the Canucks seek to build on last season’s framework while remaining open to additional changes.
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