Daniel Wagner

5 days ago | vancouverisawesome.com | Lindsay William-Ross |Brendan Kergin |Jeremy Hainsworth |Daniel Wagner

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6 days ago | vancouverisawesome.com | Daniel Wagner

Over the past 30 years, thousands upon thousands of butts have sat in the seats at Rogers Arena for various sporting events, concerts, and awards shows. Now, after three decades, those seats are finally being replaced. The new seats are black and feature higher backrests, as well as, for the first time ever, cupholders. Yes, for the past thirty years, the seats at Rogers Arena, much like the Vancouver Canucks, have never held a cup.

1 week ago | vancouverisawesome.com | Daniel Wagner

The 2025 World Hockey Championship kicks off on Friday in Sweden and Denmark, with 16 teams competing for gold. For players on NHL teams that missed the playoffs, the international tournament is their one chance to play meaningful hockey in May. Many players embrace the opportunity to represent their country, with some big names playing in this year's tournament, like Sidney Crosby, Nathan MacKinnon, Macklin Celebrini, and Marc-Andre Fleury for Team Canada.

1 week ago | vancouverisawesome.com | Daniel Wagner

The disastrous 2024-25 Vancouver Canucks season keeps on disastering. So much went wrong for the Canucks over the past year, but the bad news didn’t end when the season did. They lost the draft lottery, they haven't signed their top prospect, their ownership is in flux, and their Twitter account got hacked by crypto scammers. It's been a lot. And, of course, head coach Rick Tocchet, the reigning Jack Adams winner, won’t be returning to the Canucks next season.

1 week ago | nsnews.com | Daniel Wagner

The 2025 NHL Draft Lottery saw two teams make a significant jump up the draft order. Neither of them were the Vancouver Canucks. That's not overly surprising. The Canucks had just a 0.5% chance of winning either of the two draws that were televised live on Monday evening. What was surprising is that two other teams with low odds did move up. The New York Islanders had the tenth-best odds to win the draft lottery after finishing 23rd in the NHL with 82 points, eight points behind the Canucks.