Henrik Sedin outlines long-term rebuild plan for Vancouver Canucks
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 5, 2026, 12:24 AM
Last updated Sep 5, 2026
The Vancouver Canucks have undergone significant leadership changes this offseason following a last-place finish in the Western Conference. Former forward Ryan Johnson has replaced Patrik Allvin as general manager, while franchise icons Henrik and Daniel Sedin have returned to the club in executive roles. Additionally, Manny Malhotra has taken over as head coach after previously leading the Abbotsford Canucks to a Calder Cup victory. The front office faces the task of rebuilding the roster after trading key assets including Quinn Hughes, Tyler Myers, and Conor Garland. Henrik Sedin noted that the timeline for returning to playoff contention depends on the development of newly drafted players. General manager Ryan Johnson stated that building a foundational environment remains the current priority over adhering to a specific schedule.
- •Ryan Johnson replaced Patrik Allvin as general manager.
- •Henrik and Daniel Sedin returned to the club in executive roles.
- •Manny Malhotra is the new head coach replacing Adam Foote.
- •The team finished last in the Western Conference standings last season.
- •Toronto Maple Leafs secured the first overall pick in the 2026 NHL Draft.
- 12:24 AMYahoo Sports — Henrik Sedin Has Blunt Take On Canucks’ Rebuild Timeline
"The Vancouver Canucks made multiple leadership changes during the offseason, starting with the termination of general manager Patrik Allvin; in his stead, former Canucks forward Ryan Johnson took over the role, while franchise icons Henrik and Daniel Sedin are both back with the club in executive roles. Meanwhile, the Canucks also dismissed head coach Adam […] The post Henrik Sedin Has Blunt Take On Canucks’ Rebuild Timeline appeared first on HEAVY.
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