Four Canucks players power through to the quarterfinals: Max Sasson (USA), Aatu Räty (Finland), Filip Hronek (Czechia), and Linus Karlsson (Sweden), all having played seven games. Sasson, a first-timer, adds a goal and assist while dominating faceoffs. Räty leads Finland with 6 points and tops the tournament in faceoff wins among players with over 50 draws. Karlsson, also making his debut, chips in 4 points for Sweden. Hronek, assistant captain for Czechia, leads all players in ice time. Quarterfinal matchups are set: Räty vs. Hronek (Finland vs. Czechia), Sasson’s USA vs. Canada, and Karlsson’s Sweden vs. undefeated Switzerland. The weekend is packed with action, culminating in the championship final on Sunday.

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Vancouver Canucks are reportedly eyeing internal candidate Manny Malhotra to fill their vacant head coaching role, following the abrupt exit of Adam Foote after just one season. GM Ryan Johnson confirmed Malhotra, currently leading their AHL affiliate, is under serious consideration — a move that could signal a major organizational shift. With other coaching vacancies like the Maple Leafs’ also heating up, the Canucks are weighing their options carefully. Malhotra, who’s described his Abbotsford tenure as “a tale of two seasons,” may be getting his big-league shot. Meanwhile, prospect Safonov is reportedly leaving the KHL, and former Canucks stars like John Tortorella and Ben Hutton are making playoff noise elsewhere — all signs that the Canucks are in full transition mode, with this coaching hire poised to shape their future.

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The New York Rangers, after a disappointing season, are considering a bold move to acquire Elias Pettersson from the Vancouver Canucks. Despite Petterssons recent dip in performance and high contract, the Rangers see him as a potential game-changer to reignite his career and boost their teams talent.

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