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'It's a new chapter for our team, and as long as you're coming to the rink every day and wanting to get better, we can have a way better year' — Canucks winger Brock Boeser
'I just want to get back to myself and I haven't been that the last few years. I'm coming in with a fresh mind. The vibes are good. I'm looking forward to what's ahead' — Elias Pettersson
The 6-foot-7, 235 pounder sets up goals by Adam Novotny and Braeden Cootes in Vancouver's 5-2 win over the Seattle Kraken Sunday in Abbotsford
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Our squad runs the gamut from Baltimore Orioles great Brooks Robinson to Toronto Blue Jays fireballer Trey Yesavage, who saw action for the Vancouver Canadians just last summer
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Horvath three scores in a 48-29 win over Montreal give him 19 touchdowns on the season with five games to go, and the CFL single-season record is 22
The Vancouver Whitecaps want to get back on the winning horse and they'll have to do so without their superstar
The Toronto Blue Jays farm club, who finished last in the first half, beat Eugene 9-8 in 12 innings Friday to sweep the best-of-five league finale
Ryan Johnson is taking a steady approach to hiring and player development in this rebuild season.
Adam Novotny, Braeden Cootes, Kirill Kudryavtsev, Ilya Safonov and Aleksei Medvedev are all looking to make a good impression this weekend.
The call of Canucks games by Brendan Batchelor and Randip Janda is moving to Kiss FM after the closure of Sportsnet 650.
Amar Doman sees a chance to bring his team downtown full-time. And sure, he'd work with the Whitecaps.
Rugged winger acquired from Tri-City suffered lower body injury in training camp and won't play before October, according to GM and coach Michael Dyck
Injuries have made for a difficult two years, the Czech centre admits. He wants everyone to see him at his best in 2026-27.
