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It’s still early days at Vancouver Canucks training camp.
However, the club have now opened the preseason with games against the Seattle Kraken and the Calgary Flames. On Tuesday, the Canucks will make their first cups, beginning the process of earning their regular season numbers.
While many veteran players are still mostly in cruise control, and little should be read in the training camp performances of players like Jason Dickinson, Bo Horvat or Oliver Ekman-Larsson, the stakes are high. last week were bred for players caught up in the Canucks’ most controversial roster battles.
We now have four days of training camp and two preseason games to analyze and with the initial cuts looming, this seems like an appropriate time to take a look at which Canucks players have helped their chances and which prospects have seen their stock drop.
Rising
Jack rathbone
After a solid, albeit unspectacular training camp, Rathbone came to life in the preseason. In Game 1, he stole the show with a dynamic offensive performance that saw him register a goal and assist and register four shots. He looked comfortable on the power play and was creative the entire game on the offense.
It was all good to see, but the Canucks already know what Rathbone can do offensively.
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