Iain MacIntyre
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'We were aggressive': Canucks place massive, calculated bet on Zeev Buium
Iain MacIntyre
Under new general manager Ryan Johnson and co-presidents Henrik and Daniel Sedin, the Canucks have placed a massive, calculated bet on Buium, who was the centrepiece in the haul of assets Vancouver received last December for trading superstar defenceman Quinn Hughes to Minnesota.
Q and A: Canucks GM Ryan Johnson talks busy summer, what comes next
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'More mentally ready': Cootes better positioned to crack Canucks roster
Iain MacIntyre
Not only is Braeden Cootes a better player now, but the landscape for him — or any young player — to make the Canucks this fall is more inviting. Sportsnet's Iain MacIntyre has more on one of the team's top prospects.
While rebuild is far off, construction of Canucks' culture is well underway
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While it'll likely be years before new Canucks general manager Ryan Johnson fully rebuilds the team, the construction of the team's culture is well underway, Iain MacIntyre writes.
How Gallagher addition changes dynamics for rebuilding Canucks
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Canucks ignore convention by pairing coach Malhotra with son Caleb
Iain MacIntyre
The Canucks, under new GM Ryan Johnson, ignored convention by selecting their coach's son to be a foundational piece of the rebuilding team. Iain MacIntyre explains why.
Nationality won't influence Canucks' draft choices, GM says
Iain MacIntyre
In a week when another American star on a Canadian team orchestrated his trade back to the United States, Vancouver Canucks general manager Ryan Johnson said Thursday he won’t be influenced by nationality when he picks third in the National Hockey League draft.
Canucks 2026 NHL Draft preview: The rebuild starts here
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'Another level of chemistry': What the Ruck twins bring if drafted together
Iain MacIntyre
As twin brothers, Liam and Markus Ruck bring another level of chemistry when playing on the same team. Iain MacIntyre dives into their connection ahead of a draft that could split them up for the first time.