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Canucks Re-Sign Brock Boeser To Seven-Year Contract

July 1, 2025 at 11:30 am CDT | by Brennan McClain 9 Comments

In a surprising swing, scoring winger Brock Boeser is remaining with the only organization he’s ever known. According to Sportsnet’s Dan Murphy, the Canucks are signing Boeser to a seven-year, $50.75MM contract, with an AAV of $7.25MM. Shortly thereafter, the Canucks made the signing official.

After months of trade rumors and a speculated separation, Boeser will make the surprising decision to stick around in Vancouver. He was shopped around heavily at the 2025 Trade Deadline, with Vancouver asking for as much as a first-round pick in return. No deal came together, though multiple teams were reportedly interested in offers, including the Carolina Hurricanes. A looming trade was enough to kick contract negotiations between Boeser and Vancouver to the summer – but Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin emphasized that the team remained interested in re-signing the scoring winger. That emphasis came in the midst of many other teams expressing interest in signing Boeser – including the Anaheim Ducks, who viewed him as a potential backup to signing Mitch Marner.

Instead, Boeser will commit to staying a Canuck through the bulk of his career. He joined the club with the 23rd-overall pick in the 2015 NHL Draft, following a standout season with the USHL’s Waterloo Black Hawks. Boeser followed his draft with two seasons as the University of North Dakota, where he became renowned for his ability to score goals in the big moments. His freshman year was headlined by 27 goals and 60 points in 42 games, though unfortunate circumstances and battles with injury held him to just 34 points in 32 games as a sophomore. Boeser curbed that misfortune by signing his entry-level contract at the end of the 2016-17. He was granted the first nine games of his NHL career shortly after, and quickly broke out with the first four goals and five points of his career.

With that, Boeser stamped the presence he brings to the lineup. He flashed as a volume shooter capable of taking advantage of slight openings and momentum in the rush. Those are the exact traits that led him to an impressive 29 goals and 55 points in 62 games of his rookie season – good for second in goals, and fifth in total points, among a loaded rookie class that also featured Kyle Connor, Alex DeBrincat, Clayton Keller, and Mathew Barzal. But Boeser’s flashy 2017-18 rookie campaign didn’t come without misfortune. He sustained a foot injury in just the first few games of the season, then again partway through the year with what was ultimately diagnosed as a bone bruise — in addition to a hand injury in February.

Boeser pushed through the injury, but his rookie season was ultimately cut short just a couple of months later when he fractured his back on an attempted hit. It derailed what could have been a Calder Trophy-winning campaign, but Boeser made an impressive surge back to health in the following season. For the string of injuries that he faced, Boeser’s on-ice product remained surprisingly consistent. He scored 26 goals and 56 points in 69 games of his sophomore year in the NHL, then scored 45 points in 57 games – a 65-point pace across 82 games – in year three.

Continued injuries held Boeser below 75 games played through the 2022-23 season, even as his scoring remained consistent. Injuries appeared to be a perennial issue, until Boeser surged back to full health and appeared in all but one of Vancouver’s games in the 2023-24 season. Good health brought with it a breakout year – underlined by Boeser netting 40 goals and 73 points during the regular season, and 12 points in 12 postseason games. It was his first time breaking the 30-goal ceiling.

But Boeser recorded a lofty 19.6 shooting percentage in his career-year – a mark that seemed far from sustainable given his career-long 12.7 shooting percentage entering that season. As expected, Boeser’s shooting percentage and stat line fell accordingly this season — with him finishing the year on 50 points, split evenly, and a 17.2 shooting percentage in 75 games played. That’s a hardy decline, but it could be closely coupled to Vancouver’s sharp decline in total goals scored. The team ranked sixth in the league with 279 goals, but fell all the way to 23rd in the league with just 233 goals this year. Their season was marred by challenging questions surrounding Boeser, J.T. Miller, and Elias Pettersson. It’s hard to ensure that all of those questions have been ironed out, but a hardy extension for Boeser should give the squad a reinforced focus on offense heading into the 2025-26 campaign.

Photo courtesy of Nick Turchiaro-USA TODAY Sports.

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  1. NSco1996

    5 hours ago

    wow that was unexpected

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  2. west212

    5 hours ago

    WTF? Are the Canucks out of their minds. This team will be terrible for a decade with these albatross contracts!!!

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    • Fargo Chipper

      5 hours ago

      …and yet, Boeser probably left money on the table to stay in Vancouver.

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    • Jaxteller

      5 hours ago

      Agree – in isolation this deal is by far the best they’ve done. I’m still not certain it makes sense given where this team currently seems to reside but I guess they were already all in with the prior signings.

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  3. 66TheNumberOfTheBest

    5 hours ago

    Years of trade rumors, “he’s gonna sign with the Wild”, etc. and he stays.

    OK then.

    Agent played the long game to get that extra $250,000.

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    • MoneyBallJustWorks

      5 hours ago

      after his season, he likely wasn’t getting 7 year offers at the money they wanted.

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  4. Gbear

    5 hours ago

    All that drama for nothing.

    Reply
  5. FeeltheThunder

    5 hours ago

    Didn’t see that one coming of Brock Boeser going back to Vancouver. Talk about a curveball scenario lol. I’m sure a number of teams who were targeting him, feel a bit stung by this one. Vancouver pulled a rabbit out of their hat with this re-signing much less getting Boeser below his projected market value of $8M. It’s a good signing overall.

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  6. Modified_6

    4 mins ago

    As a Boeser fan, I was hoping he’d go to Minnesota.
    As a Stars fan, and a guy who loves and has a soft spot for the Hurricanes, I was hoping he go to either team.

    I was one of the few Stars fans who was hoping to see Robo get traded for picks. Something to get them in a spot to draft both Hensler and Fiddler. Use the money saved to then go get Boeser to replace production of the aging Seguin.

    Hurricanes, self explanatory, lots of cap space, easy fit for a bigger scorer on the RW.

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