Today, Elliotte Friedman discussed the Vancouver Canucks' ability to keep star forward Elias Lindholm, whom they acquired during the 2023-24 season under GM Patrick Allvin's leadership.
Throughout the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Vancouver Canucks faced considerable challenges due to injuries. Missing their all-star goaltender Thatcher Demko and with star centerman Elias Pettersson reportedly struggling with a knee injury, the team faced adversity.
Amidst these difficulties, Elias Lindholm emerged as a key player, delivering an impressive performance with five goals and 10 points during the Canucks' playoff run to the second round, where they were ultimately eliminated by the Edmonton Oilers, now contending for the Stanley Cup.
Despite the potential loss of Lindholm, the Canucks still possess considerable talent at center, with players like JT Miller and Elias Pettersson capable of assuming key roles.
With free agency looming just three weeks away, the hockey world awaits Lindholm's decision, anticipating where he will land next, if not in Vancouver.
