Brock Boeser Was Canucks' Plan B, Claims NHL Insider originally appeared on Athlon Sports. For weeks, it looked like Brock Boeser was done with the Vancouver Canucks.

For weeks, it looked like Brock Boeser was done with the Vancouver Canucks. By late June, multiple reports pegged him as a “longshot” to re-sign. The Canucks failed to extend Boeser’s ...

The biggest risk for the Canucks is whether they can find the right playmaking center to unlock the most productive version of Boeser.

The Canucks managed to re-sign Brock Boeser to a seven-year contract despite all signs pointing toward him departing in free agency.

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 ...

Brock Boeser and the Canucks have agreed to a seven-year, $7.25 million AAV contract to bring him back to Vancouver in free agency, Sportsnet's Dan Murphy reported on Tuesday.

David Pagnotta linked the Oilers to Brock Boeser as Vancouver is expected to walk away from re-signing talks before free agency.

Brock Boeser is staying in Vancouver. The Vancouver Canucks announced Tuesday that they agreed to sign Boeser to a seven-year contract worth $7.25 million per year—a total value of $50.75 million.

The M. Night Shyamalan-style twist ending to the Brock Boeser contract saga shouldn’t obscure that the annual free-agent frenzy was a muted, slow-moving affair. Instead of the frenetic churn of ...

The Edmonton Oilers are reportedly eyeing Vancouver Canucks winger Brock Boeser in what could be one of the bigger free agency signings of the offseason.

One has to wonder if Boeser’s contract is a slight comparable given similar point production from the two players. Vancouver has now extended Thatcher Demko, Conor Garland, and Brock Boeser today.

Boeser leads UND's class of NHL free agents this summer and will be one of the most prominent in all of the NHL. Vancouver selected Boeser in the first round, No. 23 overall, in the 2015 NHL Draft.