Noah Juulsen's Fate with the Vancouver Canucks Has Now Officially Been Decided

The Vancouver Canucks have a few notable names that are eligible to become unrestricted free agents on Canada Day at 9 am PT including Brock Boeser, Pius Suter, as well as defenseman Noah Juulsen.

Juulsen's time with the Vancouver Canucks has been up-and-down, quite literally between the NHL and AHL early on, but the last two seasons, he's been up in the big leagues on a full-time basis.

In the midst of a contract year, Juulsen suffered a season-ending injury which required surgery and now, roughly 24 hours before the free agent market opens, it appears that the Canucks have made their decision on whether or not they'll be bringing back the blueliner.

Over the weekend, Dhaliwal, along with Thomas Drance of The Athletic shared that Noah Juulsen was seeking a one-way contract, which would give him the same pay in the NHL and AHL, adding that the door wasn't closed just yet on staying with the Canucks.

On Monday morning, Rick Dhaliwal of Donnie & Dhali revealed that Noah Juulsen will be hitting the free agent market on July 1st after four seasons with the Vancouver Canucks organization.

Juulsen, a native of Surrey, British Columbia, appeared in 109 games during his time with the Vancouver Canucks where he registered nine points (one goal, eight assists), 49 penalty minutes and was a minus-16.

The 28-year-old will likely be of interest to other teams around the National Hockey League who are looking to add some depth on the blue line and someone who can play a third pairing role, along with the second penalty killing unit.