LATEST | Rutherford reveals the Canucks' plan heading towards the deadline

In recent weeks, Allvin has dealt forward Anthony Beauvillier to the Chicago Blackhawks, which opened up vital cap space to address a need on the blue line by going out and acquiring Nikita Zadorov from the Calgary Flames.

While in an ideal world, the Canucks would like to add a top-six forward and a right-shot defenceman, it won't be easy given their salary cap situation, but that won't stop Patrik Allvin from looking.

In an interview with Sportsnet, Vancouver Canucks President of Hockey Operations Jim Rutherford was asked if the team would be aggressive leading up to the trade deadline in March, to which he said that they will be continuing to look anywhere to improve their current roster.

Rutherford was also asked if the team needed another defenceman after adding Zadorov and he said that you can never have enough defencemen.

As mentioned, the Canucks have reportedly been on the look out for a top-six forward and a right-shot defenceman and in the coming weeks and months, we should beginning to get an idea of which players should hit the market leading up to March 8th's deadline.

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