The Score has counted down the 100 best players in the NHL, and one well-deserving Vancouver Canucks player has broken into their top 10 for the first time.
The Vancouver Canucks have confirmed their agreement on a three-year deal with Nils Hoglander, rewarding him for his improvement and excellent play last season.
A couple of injury concerns have been resolved, while Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin makes a trade which should remove the need to utilise LTIR.