Elias Lindholm

LAS VEGAS — Elias Lindholm has had a rocky start in Vancouver. The 29-year-old Swede, acquired from Calgary on Jan. 31 for a package that included a first-round pick, prospect Hunter Brzustewicz, a third-round pick, Joni Jurmo and Andrei Kuzmenko as a cap dump, has scored just four goals and two assists in 15 games. He’s bounced around the Canucks’ top three lines, playing wing first and now center, and has been demoted from the No. 1 power-play unit. This week, his name even resurfaced in trade rumors. Lindholm has been a faceoff ace (58.2 percent) and has played responsible...

Lindholm scored two goals and impressed coach Rick Tocchet with the way he scored them.

Emptying our notebook from Canucks practice Sunday, where Lindholm made his debut after the blockbuster trade that brought him to Vancouver.

Various clothing styles were on full display Thursday during the NHL All-Star Weekend red carpet event at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto.

Lindholm checks off every box the Canucks were looking for in a top-six forward acquisition.

A behind-the-scenes look at the events that led to Lindholm being traded from Calgary to Vancouver.

Lindholm's situation was always going to be the biggest domino to fall this season for the Flames.

There was no one likely to shake loose on the trade market prior to March 8 who checked this many boxes for Vancouver.

The Canucks landed the No. 1 player on The Athletic's trade board in a deal with Calgary.

The Flames has traded forward Elias Lindholm to Vancouver for a package that includes Andrei Kuzmenko.

The Athletic's Corey Pronman and Julian McKenzie take an in-depth look at potential returns for an Elias Lindholm trade.

Who's out there for the Jets to acquire? And how might those players fit into the lineup?

We are 10 weeks to the day away from the NHL’s trade deadline, and it's time to start prognosticating where the top names will end up.

If the Flames don't resolve their issues soon, they will have more disgruntled fans to come.

Because the Flames failed to sign, or trade, Lindholm this summer, they've entered a situation they hoped to avoid.

As we continue to preview Calgary's season, we've got one question for each member of the Flames.

If the Flames are forced to move on from Lindholm, which teams make the most sense to acquire him? And should Boston be among them?

GM Jarmo Kekalainen doesn't seem willing to wait on this year's draft pick to get Columbus back in the mix in the Eastern Conference.