When it comes to the NHL’s 2025 free-agent class, there is a big drop-off in impact forward talent once you get beyond the ...

As expected, it appears that Vancouver Canucks forward Brock Boeser will test free agency this off-season. According to a ...

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In today’s links, Demidov hits the ice in Toronto, and is expected to play Monday, Lane Hutson’s brothers expected a big season, three teams eliminated from East wild-card ...

Brock Boeser is staying focused on the game and not the noise surrounding him, which means the final days as a Canuck may be numbered. With stalled contract talks and emotions running high ...

The Vancouver Canucks were officially eliminated from playoff contention Wednesday night and Brock Boeser, the team’s longest-serving player, spoke about that and his future in detail.

The Vancouver Canucks were officially eliminated from playoff contention Wednesday night and Brock Boeser, the team’s longest-serving player, spoke about that and his future in detail.

Halford and Brough give their thoughts on the likely departure of long-time Canucks forward Brock Boeser, wondering if letting him walk is the best decision and how they'll be able to replace his ...

Brock Boeser has been a Vancouver Canuck for the entirety of his nine-year NHL career. Despite rumblings of his departure at the trade deadline last month, he stuck with the team for the ...

Vancouver Canucks free-agent-to-be Brock Boeser won’t be returning to the club next season, Sportsnet reports. The longtime Canuck was quoted as stating: “Honestly, It’s unlikely at this point.

Brock Boeser said he doesn't expect to return to the Vancouver Canucks next season. “Honestly, it's unlikely at this point,” the 28-year-old forward told Sportsnet in a story posted Thursday.

Boeser’s current salary cap hit sits at $6.65 million and he’s sure to see a raises with his next deal. At 28 years old, Boeser could easily be a top NHL free agent this summer.