Nils Hoglander

Three players stood out and helped their cause in Saturday's Team White vs. Team Blue training camp scrimmage, and three didn't.

It's time for the Oilers to go old school and uncover winger talent in the bargain aisle.

Maybe this third line can improbably give Vancouver the sort of push it's lacked all season in the bottom six.

Perhaps it's a launching point for a team that's been listless and inconsistent this season; perhaps not.

The Athletic's Thomas Drance chats with Vancouver Canucks assistant coach Jason King about the power play, the Sedins and more.

Thomas Drance and Harman Dayal look back at some of their Canucks predictions from the beginning of the season.

With so many Francophone, Swedish, Finnish, Czech, Slovak and German players in the NHL, has the time not come to properly spell names?

The numbers show Nils Hoglander isn't just treading water in the top-six with the Canucks. He's running with it in a big way.

'They saw right away that he was a special player, he played the game like no one else.'

It's only one game but Canucks fans have to be happy with the play of Vancouver's value-added supporting players.