Canucks Ranked 15th On Cnbc’s 2026 Nhl Team Valuations List

CNBC has released its valuations for all 32 NHL teams. As per the report, all valuation figures are in U.S. dollars, with multiple teams surpassing the $4 billion mark for the first time. The Toronto Maple Leafs lead the league at $5.4 billion, while the Columbus Blue Jackets are the lowest-valued team at $1.65 billion. 

As for the Vancouver Canucks, they sit 15th at $2.5 billion. According to CNBC, that is up from the $ 2.2 billion reported in 2025. The Canucks did fall in overall position, as they were ranked 12th last year. 

2026 CNBC NHL Team Valuations: 

1. Toronto Maple Leafs: $5.4B
2. New York Rangers: $4.7B
3. Montréal Canadiens: $4.1B
4. Los Angeles Kings: $3.9B
5. Edmonton Oilers: $3.7B
6. Philadelphia Flyers: $3.6B
7. Boston Bruins: $3.5B
8. Chicago Blackhawks: $3.35B
9. Washington Capitals: $3.2B
10. New Jersey Devils: $3.1B
11. Detroit Red Wings: $3.05B
12. New York Islanders: $3B
13. Tampa Bay Lightning: $2.7B
14. Carolina Hurricanes: $2.66B
15. Vancouver Canucks: $2.5B
16. Vegas Golden Knights: $2.45B
17. Minnesota Wild: $2.33B
18. Colorado Avalanche: $2.27B
19. Dallas Stars: $2.26B
20. Calgary Flames: $2.25B
21. Seattle Kraken: $2.2B
22. Florida Panthers: $2.15B
23. Anaheim Ducks: $2.1B
24. Pittsburgh Penguins: $2B
25. Nashville Predators: $1.95B
26. St. Louis Blues: $1.9B
27. Utah Mammoth: $1.85B
28. San Jose Sharks: $1.8B
29. Winnipeg Jets: $1.75B
30. Ottawa Senators: $1.72B
31. Buffalo Sabres: $1.7B
32. Columbus Blue Jackets: $1.65B

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