Chris Faber

3 weeks ago | nhl.com | Chris Faber

May 15, 2025 With a jampacked Abbotsford Centre spinning towels and supporting their local team, the Abbotsford Canucks punched their ticket into the third round of the AHL playoffs with a commanding 2-0 win last Friday night. The Canucks now look ahead to their third-round matchup against the Colorado Eagles, the best regular-season team in the Pacific Division.

3 weeks ago | nhl.com | Chris Faber

Vancouver Canucks General Manager Patrik Allvin introduced Adam Foote as the Canucks new Head Coach at a press conference on Thursday morning. The GM began with an opening statement on Foote being named head coach. He called it a very exciting day for the Canucks organization and said that he quickly began the process of a head coaching search following Rick Tocchet’s departure.

1 month ago | nhl.com | Chris Faber

April 30, 2025 The Abbotsford Canucks punched their ticket into the second round of the AHL playoffs to face the Coachella Valley Firebirds with a commanding 5-0 victory in the deciding game three at the Abbotsford Centre, to finish off their series against the Tucson Roadrunners. Head Coach Manny Malhotra wasn’t too pleased with his team following games one and two but spoke about liking his club’s performance in a do-or-die game three on Saturday.

1 month ago | nhl.com | Chris Faber

Vancouver Canucks President Jim Rutherford spoke to the media on Tuesday afternoon following the announcement that Rick Tocchet will not be returning as head coach of the Vancouver Canucks. Rutherford began the media availability with an opening statement on Tocchet’s decision not to return to the team. “I got disappointing news this morning. As you know by now, Rick Tocchet has decided not to return as the coach of the Vancouver Canucks, and it’s a little bit surprising.

1 month ago | nhl.com | Chris Faber

April 21, 2025 The Abbotsford Canucks continue to be a bright spot this year, and we caught up with some of the players who are good examples of the Highway 1 connection ahead of the AHL playoffs beginning on Wednesday. At just 21 years old, Kirill Kudryavtsev was the 16th player to play for both the Abbotsford Canucks and Vancouver Canucks this season.