CNBC has published its team valuations for all 32 NHL franchises, featuring figures denominated in U.S. dollars. For the first time, multiple teams have exceeded the $4 billion valuation milestone in the newly released report.
Canucks Valuation and Ranking
The Vancouver Canucks are positioned 15th on the list with a valuation of $2.5 billion. According to the network, this represents an increase from their $2.2 billion valuation in 2025. Despite the financial growth, the team experienced a drop in its overall league standing after ranking 12th the previous year.
League-Wide Valuations
At the top of the league standings, the Toronto Maple Leafs hold the number one position at $5.4 billion. Conversely, the Columbus Blue Jackets sit at the bottom of the list as the lowest-valued franchise at $1.65 billion.
The complete 2026 CNBC NHL team valuations include the New York Rangers at $4.7 billion, the Montréal Canadiens at $4.1 billion, the Los Angeles Kings at $3.9 billion, the Edmonton Oilers at $3.7 billion, the Philadelphia Flyers at $3.6 billion, the Boston Bruins at $3.5 billion, and the Chicago Blackhawks at $3.35 billion.
Further down the list are the Washington Capitals at $3.2 billion, the New Jersey Devils at $3.1 billion, the Detroit Red Wings at $3.05 billion, the New York Islanders at $3 billion, the Tampa Bay Lightning at $2.7 billion, and the Carolina Hurricanes at $2.66 billion.
Rounding out the rankings are the Vegas Golden Knights at $2.45 billion, the Minnesota Wild at $2.33 billion, the Colorado Avalanche at $2.27 billion, the Dallas Stars at $2.26 billion, the Calgary Flames at $2.25 billion, the Seattle Kraken at $2.2 billion, the Florida Panthers at $2.15 billion, the Anaheim Ducks at $2.1 billion, the Pittsburgh Penguins at $2 billion, the Nashville Predators at $1.95 billion, the St. Louis Blues at $1.9 billion, the Utah Mammoth at $1.85 billion, the San Jose Sharks at $1.8 billion, the Winnipeg Jets at $1.75 billion, the Ottawa Senators at $1.72 billion, and the Buffalo Sabres at $1.7 billion.
