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Looking Back At Current Canucks’ NHL Drafts
NHL Draft day Vancouver Canucks fans. As of writing, Vancouver will still be picking during the first round, which will start at 4:00 pm PT later today. In honour of the draft, let’s take a look at the 2024–25 Canucks who were drafted by the team and have stuck around since.
Draft Analysis: Vancouver Canucks go relatively safe with Braeden Cootes at No.15 overall
Other analysts, like The Athletic’s Scott Wheeler and Corey Pronman were a bit more measured. Wheeler called the Canucks “overtime losers” for the selection, while Pronman gave the pick a B Grade and compared Cootes to the Detroit Red Wings’ J.T. Compher. Both think Cootes is a solid player but are wary of his ceiling (or lack thereof).
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