Three new faces and four familiar ones.

Since NHL free agency opened on October 9th, the Canucks have welcomed newcomers Braden Holtby, Nate Schmidt and Jayce Hawryluk to the organization, while re-signing Tyler Motte, Ashton Sautner, Adam Gaudette and Jake Virtanen.

The Vancouver Canucks bolstered their depth on defence drafting Joni Jurmo with the team's first pick in the 2020 NHL Draft.

It goes without saying, but I'll say it anyways: the 2020 Draft will be unlike any the NHL has ever had.

Similar to the NFL Draft, the NHL Draft will be entirely virtual. League video conference calls will originate from the NHL Network Studios in New Jersey, meaning commissioner Gary Bettman won't be hearing any boos live. He almost certainly would have if the draft was still being held at the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec.

We are less than a week away from the 2020 NHL Entry Draft.

Normally, the event is a big show with all the hockey world descending upon an NHL city for a week full of transactions. As with many things this year, it will be a little different this time around.

Each NHL team will have a draft war room in their respective city with limited members of the staff there to complete the draft, make any trades, or any other move that will happen.

Here in Vancouver, the hockey operations staff will convene at the team's offices with the hopes of building off a successful 2019-20 season.

A lot has happened this season and everything is a little different in the hockey world. So, with that in mind, here is a run down of the selections that the organization possesses for the 2020 NHL Entry Draft.

It is a strange time in the hockey world as there are simultaneously pre-season, regular season, and playoff games being played on any given day. That is without even considering the uncertainty around the world with COVID-19.

What life was like inside the NHL Eastern and Western Conference Bubbles in Toronto and Edmonton will remain a mystery for most people, but one thing is certain: the players missed their families.

Vancouver Canucks head coach Travis Green would have been speaking to the media one way or another Tuesday. He would have much preferred it be leading up to Game 2 of the Western Conference Final, not as part of end of season availability.

"We're... We're going streaking! We're going up the quad and to the gymnasium."

Frank the Tank, aka Will Ferrell, was a big fan of streaking in Old School, and so are Quinn Hughes and Elias Pettersson.

Allen Leung has a request: "Once in my lifetime, I want to see the Canucks raise the Cup."

Just because Canucks Season Ticket Members can't be in Edmonton to cheer on the team, doesn't mean Canucks Season Ticket Members aren't still having an impact on the team.