Jack Johnson has been appointed as a pro scout for the Vancouver Canucks, a decision announced by General Manager Patrik Allvin. This appointment follows Johnson’s extensive career spanning 19 years in the NHL, most recently with the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Jack Johnson’s NHL Career Overview
At 39 years old, Johnson’s last season included 41 games with the Blue Jackets in the 2024-2025 season. His NHL journey began when he was selected third overall by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft.
- 2006: Traded to the Los Angeles Kings
- 1,228: Total NHL games played
- 2022: Part of the Stanley Cup-winning Colorado Avalanche
- 77: Career goals scored
- 265: Career assists
Johnson’s Legacy and International Achievements
Throughout his career, Johnson played for several teams, including the Kings, Blue Jackets, Pittsburgh Penguins, New York Rangers, Colorado Avalanche, and Chicago Blackhawks. His contributions were pivotal in securing a Stanley Cup victory with the Avalanche.
On the international stage, Johnson represented the United States multiple times. Notably, he participated in the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, where he earned a silver medal.
With his extensive experience and success in the NHL, Johnson’s appointment as a pro scout marks a significant addition to the Vancouver Canucks’ scouting team.
