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How Vancouver Canucks can be Contenders this season

The Vancouver Canucks are a borderline contending team right now and are unlikely to make the playoffs if they don't make any significant changes. This is what the Vancouver Canucks should do to improve the team.



Vancouver Canucks make a few trades:

Vancouver Canucks trade Tyler Myers and Tanner Pearson to the Buffalo Sabres for Casey Mittelstadt, Jacob Bryson, 2023 2nd round pick.

This trade helps both teams address their needs but most importantly, Vancouver adds a young center with top 6 potential.

JT Miller is traded to the New York Rangers for Nils Lundkvist, Vitali Kravtsov, 2023 1st round pick. 

The Rangers get JT Miller to bolster their top 6, while the Canucks get two top prospects and a 1st round pick for a pending UFA.


Vancouver Canucks sign the Following Free Agents:

Tyler Motte-3yrs/1.8M per


This is how the lineup looks like this season


2022-23 Vancouver Canucks





N.Hoglander-E.Pettersson-B.Boeser

C.Garland-B.Horvat-A.Kuzmenko

I.Mikheyev-C.Mittelstadt-V.Podkolzin

T.Motte-C.Lazar-V.Kravtsov

Q.Hughes-J.Bryson

OEL-N.Lundkvist

T.Dermott-T.Poolman

T.Demko

S.Martin


The Vancouver Canucks have a young team that has the potential to make the playoffs and be good in the future as well.

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