Vancouver Canucks

The former coach of the Utica Comets who went on to serve as head coach of the Vancouver Canucks is moving back into the organization.

Ten American Hockey League seasons back, Travis Green was ready to coach the Utica Comets.

The Vancouver Canucks and the Utica Comets will be wrapping the 2021 COVID-19 shortened season a few games earlier than initially thought.

The dust is just settling on the fact that the Utica Comets are about to welcome a new team affiliate into the Adirondack Bank Center in the New Jersey Devils. Obviously, there's a great deal of history there because of the 80s and 90s and most people are very excited. However, there is some reflection required and I suspect hockey fans will be feeling it as this odd COVID-19 season comes to a close.

The Vancouver Canucks have made it official. They will end their partnership with the Utica Comets at the end of this season and will be moving their American Hockey League franchise to Abbotsford, British Columbia.

Despite a COVID-complicated 2020-21 AHL season that has taken much of the fun from being a Utica Comets fan, there sure is a lot of buzz online about the future of hockey in Utica, NY.

It's been over a year since the Utica Comets have seen fans in the stands at the ADK Bank Center, and nearly a month since they've seen an opponent:

One of the most popular players in Utica Comets history has been traded.

A highly regarded prospect has been called up from the Utica Comets to the Vancouver Canucks.

The 24-year-old center scored twice in Vancouver's 6-0 win over the Dallas Stars as the Canucks snapped a four-game losing streak.