The Vancouver Canucks opted for silence at the NHL trade deadline, as general manager Patrik Allvin noted that the market didn’t provide sufficient returns for their players. The Canucks, currently vying for a playoff spot, struggled with timing and negotiations, making prospective trades less enticing. Their lone transaction saw Carson Soucy traded to the New York Rangers for a draft pick. Earlier, J.T. Miller was also sent to New York, which impacted the team's roster dynamics.

Despite the lack of moves, Allvin emphasized the importance of finding consistency and rediscovering offense, especially from key players like Brock Boeser, who has underperformed this season. As the Canucks approach the final stretch of the regular season, there's optimism that their recent acquisitions will adapt well, boosting their chances for a playoff push.