There are few thoughts that spring to mind when we hear Patrik Allvin go after Elias Pettersson’s preparation and maturity. Allvin highlighted the team’s overall mentality and preparation to Postmedia about two weeks ago,

Vancouver Canucks’ general manager Patrik Allvin told Sportsnet last week that Elias Pettersson needs to understand that after signing a monster contract extension to stay with the team, the hard part is only just getting started.

Faceoff’s Frank Seravalli just published the latest edition of his Trade Target list, and there was a Vancouver Canuck player to debut on this board for the first time in his career.

Las Vegas isn’t a stop on this pivotal and revealing five-game road trip for the Vancouver Canucks. However, the gambling mecca serves as a perfect metaphor for everything that’s at play with expectations and an underperforming roster.

Pettersson is in the first year of his eight-year, $92.8 million contract, one he signed with the franchise as recently as last March, and has faced criticism for inconsistent play of late including some internal drama involving fellow forward J.T. Miller.

The Vancouver Canucks are listening to their options with feuding superstars, but Elias Pettersson may be the first to go.

Elias Pettersson’s tumultuous season with the Vancouver Canucks took another turn as the team placed the star forward on injured reserve retroactive to Dec. 23.

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The Vancouver Canucks are having a respectable season, sitting in fourth place in the Pacific Division. However, they haven't received the expected production from two of their best players — Elias Pettersson and JT Miller.