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The Vancouver Canucks added depth in the nets by signing free agent goalie Andrew Raycroft to a one-year deal on Monday worth $500,000. Raycroft went 12-16-0 with a 3.14 goals-against average and an .892 save percentage in 31 games last season.
Raycroft part of backup goalie plan
Andrew Raycroft says he signed with the Vancouver Canucks because it was an opportunity to play with a good team.
Canucks add backup goaltender Raycroft
Goalie Andrew Raycroft went 12-16-0 with the Colorado Avalanche last year. The Vancouver Canucks bolstered their goaltending depth on Monday, adding free agent Andrew Raycroft to the fold.
Canucks close to locking up Luongo
Roberto Luongo, who accepted the inaugural NHL Fan Fav Award last week in Las Vegas, may have a bigger award coming to him next week.
Free-agent Mikael Samuelsson says more than money attracted him to Vancouver
The money was a factor, but what also convinced free-agent forward Mikael Samuelsson to sign with the Canucks was the team's potential to be a Stanley Cup contender.
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Mikael Samuelsson says he mulled over 7-8 teams' offers before...
Mikael Samuelsson says he mulled over 7-8 teams' offers before choosing Canucks over Red Wings Posted by George James Malik July 03, 2009 15:26PM Former Red Wings forward Mikael Samuelsson told the Vancouver Province's Jason Botchford that he had his pick of a litter of offers for his services, and chose the Vancouver Canucks over the Red Wings due ...
Luongo selected for Olympic training camp
Roberto Luongo is one of five goaltenders invited to Hockey Canada's men's Olympic training camp.
Veterans, youth make up Canadian Olympic camp invites
Roberto Luongo has been invited to the Hockey Canada men's hockey team camp in August.
Sedins stay in Vancouver, Ohlund leaves and Hossa lands in Chicago
The Sedins stayed put in Vancouver while Marian Hossa put down roots in Chicago, signing a deal that will secure his future in the Windy City through 2021.
Sedins ink five-year deal with Canucks
The Canucks have reached an agreement with the Sedins on twin five-year, $30.5-million deals.
Poker all the rage with Luongo, Sundin and other NHLers
It happens on virtually every team flight in professional sports. Shortly after takeoff, someone pulls out a deck of cards and teammates quickly surround him to play poker.
Luongo's seat at draft table suggests deal may be in the bag
Canucks GM Mike Gillis has been holding an ace up his sleeve and he played it at Vancouver's draft table in Montreal.
Roberto Luongo's Contract Extension: Good or Bad for Canucks?
It has been reported by TEAM 1040 in Vancouver that Roberto Luongo has signed a contract extension, which will not be confirmed until July 1... Roberto Luongo's Contract Extension: Good or Bad for Canucks? by IceMan 37 reads Opinion It has been reported by TEAM 1040 in Vancouver that Roberto Luongo has signed a contract extension, which will not be ...
Sedins still top Canucks' to-do list
Sedins still top Canucks' to-do list With the Entry Draft coming to a conclusion, GM Mike Gillis can focus all his energy on the twins.
Vancouver Canucks pick U.S.-born centre Jordan Schroeder in NHL draft
The Vancouver Canucks selected U.S.-born centre Jordan Schroeder with the 22nd overall pick in Friday's NHL draft in Montreal.
Agent denies Luongo has new Canucks deal
Eggs over easy, brown toast, a side of Montreal smoked meat and a 10-year-contract extension with the Vancouver Canucks.
Vancouver Canuck's Roberto Luongo and His Hockey Career
As far as NHL goalies go, Roberto Luongo is definitely one of the best. Roberto Luongo was born in Montreal, Quebec in Canada on April 4, 1979 making him thirty years old.
look Lions pose bagful of questions
Like the U.S. Open, here's something else that never seems to end: the Monday morning musings and meditations on the world of sports.
The case for and against Sedin Twin super deals. Would you roll the dice?
At first glance, the identical 12-year, $63 million contracts the Sedins supposedly tabled this week will shock some, turn some heads, and drop some jaws.
Notes from the NHL Awards Show
Boston's Claude Julien knew he won the Jack Adams Trophy seconds before it was announced.