Defenceman Willander, centre Chytil return to Vancouver Canucks’ lineup vs. Rangers
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VANCOUVER – Vancouver defenceman Tom Willander and centre Filip Chytil were back in the lineup as the Canucks hosted the New York Rangers on Friday.
Willander returned after missing four games with a lower-body injury, while a shoulder injury sidelined Chytil for five games.
Chytil entered play with two assists on the season after missing the first eight contests with an upper-body injury he picked up in the pre-season.
The Canucks (3-16-1) activated the 27-year-old Czech forward from the injured reserve list on Friday.
In a corresponding move, defenceman Guillaume Brisebois was placed on IR with an undisclosed injury retroactive to Monday.
The 29-year-old Canadian blueliner has one assist and is averaging 15:25 in ice time over six games for the Canucks this season. He played 17:02 in Vancouver’s 3-1 loss to the Philadelphia Flyers on Monday.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 13, 2026.