Brock Boeser Stats

Boeser has 231 career NHL goals in 645 games, all of them with the Vancouver Canucks. That total ranks eighth in franchise history.

His career total is 495 points, which is also eighth on the Canucks all-time list. Thomas Gradin is sixth with 550 and Elias Pettersson is seventh with 509.

2023-24. He scored 40 goals and 73 points in 81 games, both career highs, and it was the first 40-goal season by a Canuck since Ryan Kesler and Daniel Sedin each hit 41 in 2010-11.

No. He was a finalist in 2018 after scoring 29 goals and 55 points in 62 games, second among rookies in goals and fifth in points. Mathew Barzal won the award. Boeser did take MVP honours at the 2018 All-Star Game, the first rookie to do that since Mario Lemieux in 1985.

Twenty-nine, across the 2020 bubble and the 2024 run. He has 11 goals and 23 points in those games, including a hat trick against Nashville on April 28, 2024, the first playoff hat trick by a Canuck since Trevor Linden in 1996.

He signed a seven-year extension with Vancouver in July 2025 worth $50.75 million. The cap hit is $7.25 million and the deal runs through the 2031-32 season.

Burnsville, Minnesota. He was born there on February 25, 1997, played high school hockey for Burnsville, then went to Waterloo of the USHL and the University of North Dakota before Vancouver signed him in March 2017.

No. The closest he has come was 2024, when Vancouver won the Pacific Division and pushed Edmonton to seven games in the second round. He missed Game 7 with a blood clot in his leg and the Canucks lost 3-2.