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Experienced General Manager Richard Seeley Ready to Put His Stamp on Abbotsford Canucks

Seeley said his Kings experience and player-development background will help strengthen the link between Abbotsford and Vancouver.

  • On June 11, General Manager Ryan Johnson named Richard Seeley General Manager of the Abbotsford Canucks and Assistant General Manager of the Vancouver Canucks, positioning him to oversee both AHL and NHL operations.
  • Previously, Seeley served eight seasons as general manager of the Ontario Reign, an affiliate of the Los Angeles Kings, where the club missed the playoffs only once and achieved a franchise-best record of 47-20-3-2.
  • Seeley brings extensive development experience, having previously hired coaches including Marco Sturm and Andrew Lord, plus John Wroblewski, who led Team USA to an Olympic gold medal in 2026.
  • Following Manny Malhotra's hiring in Vancouver, Seeley's next priority is finding a new head coach for Abbotsford while evaluating the roster to build a solid foundation.
  • Seeley plans to spend time in his hometown of Powell River and will assist with free agency operations on July 1, while supporting the new AHL provision for 19-year-old first-round picks like Braden Cootes.
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Experienced general manager Richard Seeley ready to put his stamp on Abbotsford Canucks

At a press conference earlier this month, Vancouver Canucks general manager Ryan Johnson spoke of a book he keeps filled with names of other team’s staff who are interesting or have a presence to them. It’s a good bet that new Abbotsford Canucks general manager Richard Seeley found his way somewhere in that prestigious tome. Seeley was announced as Abbotsford’s general manager and an assistant general manager for Vancouver on June 11 and he told…

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Kelowna Capital News broke the news in Kelowna, Canada on Thursday, June 18, 2026.
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