Through 42 Games, Which Canucks Player Has Received The Most Hits? The Weekly Rewind: Vancouver Canucks Recaps From January 6 to January 12, 2025 According to Rick Tocchet, Hronek is projected to play beside Quinn Hughes against the Jets.

Filip Hronek is back. But first the good news: the Canucks’ defence is returning to impregnable fortress status. After a surge in quality shots against in the two weeks before Christmas, which pushed their 10-game moving-average five on five expected-goals rate to 2.

As Hronek gears up to make his debut in the 2025 calendar year, the Canucks have fallen out of the playoffs entirely as they were displaced from the second wild-card spot in the Western Conference by the 21-14-7 Calgary Flames on Monday.

It’s very cold in Winnipeg, and warming up in Vancouver. A minus-25 Celsius temperature reading in the Manitoba capital Monday was nothing new — and even minus-35 with the wind chill comes with the territory of residing or visiting Winterpeg — but none of that should bother the Canucks.

The Canucks are getting Filip Hronek back from injury soon as he skated ahead of their Tuesday game against the Jets.

Earlier on Monday morning, the Vancouver Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin announced that Filip Hronek had rejoined the club in Winnipeg ahead of Tuesday’s match against the Winnipeg Jets.

Vancouver Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet confirmed to the media that defenseman Filip Hronek would return to the lineup Tuesday vs. Winnipeg Jets. “[Hronek]’s worked really hard.