The Vancouver Canucks are at a crossroads when it comes to dealing with the present and future of star forwards J.T. Miller and Elias Pettersson. On Saturday, Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman shed light on the franchise’s deliberations regarding their two players and discussed the three possible outcomes this saga could reach.

Could the Vancouver Canucks actually trade J.T. Miller or Elias Pettersson? Let's take a look at a couple mock trades involving the two stars.

The Vancouver Canucks have reportedly already listened to trade offers for JT Miller and Elias Pettersson this season.

The Vancouver Canucks are currently missing their top two defencemen, Quinn Hughes and Filip Hronek. Since the beginning of the season, the Canucks defensive depth has been a concern with a lack of true top four defencemen and puck movers on the backend.

The Vancouver Canucks face an impossible decision as the second half of the 2024-2025 season begins. The team has two superstar players that reportedly cannot coexist, leaving them with the very likely scenario of having to choose between J.

There was one major talking point in Saturday's rendition of "Saturday Headlines" with Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman. Friedman reports the Vancouver Canucks are fielding offers on forwards Elias Pettersson and J.

J.T. Miller split missing the point? Is the issue not actually about the Vancouver Canucks’ two stars, two people who everyone acknowledges are about as different as you can imagine on the personality spectrum: one extremely extroverted,

Whether it's fact or fiction, the ongoing reported tension between J.T. Miller and Elias Pettersson on the Vancouver Canucks will have to be rectified one way or another. The once-Stanley Cup contending New York Rangers continue to fall having posted a 5-16-0 record since Nov.

If it wasn’t already clear that the Vancouver Canucks are sick and tired of the ongoing drama between forwards J.T. Miller and Elias Pettersson, following an explosive interview from Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin earlier this week,

Elias Pettersson’s tumultuous season with the Vancouver Canucks took another turn as the team placed the star forward on injured reserve retroactive to Dec. 23. Pettersson, who left the game against the San Jose Sharks played that day with a lower-body injury,