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sports22m ago

Johnson discussed with Manny Malhotra the potential of drafting Caleb Malhotra by Vancouver in 2026.
The Canucks intend to draft the best player available at third overall this June in Buffalo.
Johnson said there would be no outside influence altering who Vancouver wants with their top pick since the Sedins were selected in 1999.
Johnson emphasized clear discussions with Manny Malhotra before he accepted the head coach role.
Caleb Malhotra, 18, posted 84 points in 67 OHL games and 26 points in 15 playoff games this past season.
The plan is to draft the top available player rather than prioritizing family connections.
The draft decision will be influenced by the combine, interviews, and amateur staff meetings.
Johnson confirmed ongoing discussions about Caleb’s potential drafting with Manny Malhotra.

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sports20h ago

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Vancouver Canucks promote Manny Malhotra to head coach, marking a historic moment as the franchise focuses on development and culture-building.
Johnson says Malhotra and Abbotsford’s success will steer Vancouver with a development-first mindset for long-term growth.
Malhotra’s hire introduces a structure-focused plan with three-zone play and clear expectations to drive lineup consistency.

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sports18h ago

The Vancouver Canucks hired Manny Malhotra as head coach, a move that could influence Chicago's draft plan.
Chicago holds the fourth overall pick in the 2026 NHL Draft, with outcomes hinging on front-office decisions.
Caleb Malhotra, Manny’s son, is projected to be a top-five NHL prospect for Chicago to consider.
Hires could shape whether Chicago selects Caleb or other top prospects, depending on Vancouver’s draft implications.
Caleb Malhotra is committed to Boston University for at least one season, delaying his NHL debut.
The article notes potential draft outcomes involving Toronto and San Jose as top two picks before Vancouver’s decision.
The analysis frames Manny Malhotra’s hire as a factor in Chicago's potential draft strategy and prospects.
If Vancouver lands Caleb, it could create awkward situations if outcomes do not meet expectations.
The article emphasizes Caleb’s potential fit with Chicago if he falls in the draft.
The piece ties Vancouver’s coaching decision to broader draft-night uncertainty for Chicago.

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Manny Malhotra has been hired as the Vancouver Canucks head coach after a season with the NHL-worst 25 wins.
Malhotra replaces Adam Foote, who was fired two weeks ago after the team’s poor record.
The Canucks have missed the playoffs in five of the last six seasons and haven’t advanced past the second round since 2011.
Malhotra’s background includes coaching the Canucks’ top development club to a league title.
Canucks general manager Ryan Johnson praised Malhotra as a good teacher and leader.
The team expects Malhotra to help players develop and get better daily.
The Canucks will have the third pick in this month’s NHL Draft.
Malhotra’s hiring is part of a broader effort to rebuild the team’s leadership and development.
The news was reported by Yahoo Sports and cited Manny Malhotra’s coaching background.

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Manny Malhotra is named the Vancouver Canucks' 23rd head coach, succeeding the fired Adam Foote.
General manager Ryan Johnson praises Malhotra for consistency, accountability, and navigating adversity.
Malhotra led the Abbotsford Canucks to Calder Cup glory before a challenging follow-up season.
Johnson wanted a deliberate process, not a knee-jerk hire, before naming Malhotra head coach.
Malhotra’s son Caleb is a potential high pick in the upcoming draft, a topic Johnson addressed to avoid conflicts.
The Canucks will fill out Malhotra’s coaching staff in the coming weeks as the team rebuilds.
Vancouver finished the previous season last in the league with a 25-49-8 record.
Malhotra previously served as a development and assistant coach for the Canucks before leading Abbotsford.
The announcement cites Malhotra’s ability to wear many hats and guide through difficult seasons.

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