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The Vancouver Canucks may have the opportunity to draft twins Liam and Markus Ruck in the 2026 NHL Draft. They hold the 24th and 35th picks, which could align with the Rucks' availability.

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Liam and Markus Ruck are going to be taken quite high in the 2026 NHL Draft.
There might be a chance the Vancouver Canucks could land both twins who lit up the Western Hockey League this season.
The Canucks pick at 24th and 35th (after picking No. 3 overall), and there's at least a chance the Rucks are available at those two spots.
It'd certainly be quite the story if the duo ended up with the same team.
They just had absurd seasons for the Medicine Hat Tigers, and success at their level in the WHL often points to strong NHL careers, too.
Take this awesome stat that links Markus to Sidney Crosby:
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Markus went for 21 goals and 87 assists this season.
Liam had 45 goals and 59 assists.
Clearly, they know how to play together. If a team could pull it off, why not keep them together? Maybe Vancouver could pull it off.
The Vancouver Canucks have the 24th and 35th picks in the 2026 NHL Draft.
Liam and Markus Ruck are highly regarded prospects from the WHL, expected to be selected early in the 2026 NHL Draft.
Yes, there is a chance the Canucks could draft both Ruck twins with their current draft positions.
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