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Brock Boeser Joins Canucks Insider Podcast to Discuss His New Seven-Year Contract
Vancouver Canucks’ forward Brock Boeser joins Canucks Insider Podcast host Chris Faber to discuss his seven-year contract with the club. Boeser has spent his entire nine-year NHL career with the Canucks and is thrilled to be staying with the club.
"At The End Of The Day, I Think My Heart Was Still In Vancouver": Brock Boeser Speaks On Signing A Seven-Year Extension With The Canucks
On July 1, the Vancouver Canucks and Brock Boeser agreed to a seven-year extension worth $50.75 million. The new deal will keep the 28-year-old in Vancouver for potentially his entire career, as Boeser has been with the organization since 2015 when they drafted him 23rd overall.
Just minutes before free agency opened, a last-minute shift—reinforced by support from teammates Thatcher Demko and Conor ...
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Who are the Canucks most likely to trade in order to cut cap?The Free Agent Frenzy of 2025 is over and the Vancouver Canucks are…running it back? The day that normally marks great change ...
Kirill Kudryavtsev was the breakout star for Abbotsford on their run to the Calder Cup. A burgeoning two-way ace at a ...
As if trying to make it to the NHL weren't difficult enough, the Vancouver Canucks taught their newly drafted rookies and several other prospects a ...
Former Boston College men’s hockey goalie Thatcher Demko has signed a three-year extension with the Vancouver Canucks. THREE ...
As the free agent market gets set to open shortly, the Canucks haven't accomplished nearly as much as they'd have liked to.
The Vancouver Canucks have come to terms with forward Brock Boeser on a new seven-year contract. Boeser, 28, was an ...
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Canucks’ Demko says he would have signed in Vancouver for 20 years if he could haveThatcher Demko left nothing to the imagination when describing how much he likes living and playing in the City of Vancouver.
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Canucks Development Camp: How Riley Patterson got a leg up on demands of the gameRiley Patterson knows his path toward making the game a profession includes steep climbs and tricky downward traverses that ...
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