On Tuesday, Blueger participated fully in practice and was part of the group that will not play in Vancouver's first preseason game against the Seattle Kraken. According to Head Coach Rick Tocchet, the plan for Blueger is to have him practice over the next couple of days and then hopefully get him into some games before the start of the regular season.

In the Vancouver Canucks’ opening press conference in Penticton, BC, general manager Patrik Allvin disclosed that four players wouldn’t be participating in training camp due to injury. Three of the players’ injuries were made public before training camp: forward Dakota Joshua,

Day 2 of Vancouver Canucks Training Camp kicked off with the return of a familiar face. Teddy Blueger, who missed the first day of camp, was on the ice, skating as part of Group C. According to GM Patrik Allvin, Blueger is still recovering from surgery he had on his lower body but was said to be ready to go in approximately a week.

Vancouver Canucks centre Teddy Blueger is one step closer to returning to full health. The versatile forward skated in a non-contact uniform as an unlisted member of Group C during the Canucks’ on-ice sessions at the South Okanagan Events Centre in Penticton,

General Manager Patrik Allvin provided updates on multiple players including Teddy Blueger.