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How The Canucks Fared On The Road During The 2025–26 Season

Ahead of their first long road trip of the 2026-27 season, here's how the Canucks fared away from Rogers Arena in 2025-26.

Published: Wednesday, 7 October 2026 at 10:00 PM
How The Canucks Fared On The Road During The 2025–26 Season
Key Things to Know
  • The Vancouver Canucks finished 28th in the NHL with a 16–22–3 road record during 2025–26.
  • Vancouver allowed a league-worst 156 goals on the road and posted a .8774% road save percentage.
  • Brock Boeser and Jake DeBrusk tied for the team road goal lead with 13 each.
The Story in 60 Seconds

The Vancouver Canucks struggled away from home during the 2025–26 NHL campaign, finishing with a 16–22–3 road record that ranked 28th overall. They secured just 35 points on the road, tied for 29th, and allowed a league-high 156 goals-against. Vancouver also registered the fourth-lowest road save percentage at .8774% and produced a -46 road goal differential as they prepare for their first major road trip of 2026–27 against the Carolina Hurricanes.

Despite the defensive struggles, Vancouver's road power play ranked eighth across the league at 24%, driven by strong post-Olympic break form. Brock Boeser and Jake DeBrusk led the team with 13 road goals each, while Boeser tied Elias Pettersson for the team lead in road points with 25. Filip Hronek paced the roster with 22 assists and over 1,015 minutes of away ice time.

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