Brock Boeser

Brock Boeser

29-Year-Old Right WingRW
Vancouver Canucks
2025 Stats
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22
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-37
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Boeser reached the 40-goal mark in 2023-24, shattering his previous regular-season career high of 29 in 2017-18, but that jump came because his shooting percentage skyrocketed from 12.7 over the first seven years of his career to 19.6 in 2023-24. Boeser did a great job of creating scoring chances that year, which made a regression feel less inevitable. Even still, Boeser finished 2024-25 with 25 goals and 50 points across 75 appearances. Interestingly, his shooting percentage remained high at 17.2, but Boeser averaged just 6.4 shots per 60 minutes last season, the lowest rate of his career. In some ways, last season is more concerning than 2023-24 because there’s an argument to be made that he regressed despite positive puck luck. Boeser is capable of good results, but after the weirdness of last year, he’s a roll of the dice. Read Past Outlooks
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Right Wing
Shoots Right
Height 6'1"
DOB 2/25/1997
Born Burnsville, Minnesota
Drafted 1st Rd, #23 Overall in 2015
Signed a seven-year, $50.75 million contract with the Canucks in July of 2025.
Hat trick, helper in win
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April 1, 2026
Boeser scored three goals on four shots, added an assist and went plus-2 in Wednesday's 8-6 win over the Avalanche.
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Boeser scored twice in the second period to stretch the Canucks' lead to 6-2. When that wasn't enough, he added two points in the third frame, setting up Marcus Pettersson's go-ahead goal before scoring the empty-netter himself to secure the win. Boeser has nine goals and eight assists over 15 outings since the start of March. His effort Wednesday propelled to 21 goals, 43 points, 151 shots on net, 48 hits and a minus-37 rating over 67 appearances. While he's struggled for much of the year, he's worth having in fantasy now as he looks to continue his strong finish to the campaign.
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2025–26 Time On Ice Stats
  • Average Time On Ice:
    18:53
  • Average Power Play TOI:
    3:19
  • Average Short-Handed TOI:
    0:53
 
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18:36
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18:10
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Boeser has served in a top-six capacity for years, but throughout most of his career, his offensive numbers have been steady, but not great. From 2017-18 through 2022-23, the Canucks forward finished each full season in the range of 18-29 goals and 46-56 points. That changed last season with him jumping to 40 goals to go along with his more expected 33 assists. His shooting percentage stood at 19.6 in 2023-24 -- nearly double his 2022-23 finish of 10.1 and way above his career average of 13.8. That's a big warning sign, but he did a better job of creating scoring chances, so at least some of that jump was earned. If he can continue to put himself in strong positions like he did last year, then his decline in goals might be far milder than some might expect.
Trade rumors swirled around Boeser for all of 2022-23, but he remained a Canuck the entire time and should continue in Vancouver to begin 2023-24. The 26-year-old winger returned to his established level last season with 18 goals and 55 points while shooting 10.1 percent, the second-lowest mark of his career. His ice time was also down to 17:14 per game, so there's some concern that he may be more of a middle-six guy than a first liner now. Boeser at his best could push for 30 goals and 60 points this year, but there's also always a decent chance he misses a few weeks to injuries, so fantasy managers won't want to rely on him as their top right wing.
Not a lot went right for the Canucks in 2021-22, and a dip in Boeser's production was at the forefront of their struggles. He did post 20-plus goals (23) for the fourth time in five years, but his assist numbers were way down, as Boeser managed just 23 helpers in 46 games. Boeser's power-play production - 11 goals, 17 points - remained as strong as ever, so there is legitimate hope his poor performance last season was nothing more than a fluke. Boeser has a long enough track record of production worthy of a mid-round fantasy pick as a bounce-back candidate in 2022-23.
Boeser is a steady top-six winger for the Canucks, and his stable scoring should make him an attractive right wing in fantasy as well. Despite the fact that he's yet to exceed even 70 games played in a season, the 24-year-old has never had fewer than 45 points. The Minnesota native's production shouldn't be threatened too much by the Canucks' acquisition of Conor Garland in the offseason -- with Elias Pettersson and Bo Horvat, there's plenty of center talent to spread among the Canucks' wingers. It's a big ask for him to avoid missing time to injuries, but Boeser could challenge for his first 60-point campaign while adding solid shot volume and power-play production if he doesn't spend too much time hurt.
Boeser was well on his way to another 55-point season before suffering a rib injury in February. He instead ended the regular season with 45 points in 57 contests while shooting a career-low 9.5 percent. Boeser showed no ill effects during the playoffs, tallying 11 points in 17 games as the Canucks fell in the Western Conference semifinals. Never much of a physical player, Boeser's fantasy value comes from his consistency and 25-goal potential. When healthy, he should challenge a 60-point pace, but he's missed time in all three of his full NHL campaigns so far. Still, expect the high-volume shooter to make a large impact on the scoresheet, making him worthy of an early-to-middle round pick on draft day.
Boeser enjoyed a stellar sophomore campaign with Vancouver in 2018-19, scoring 26 goals and 56 points in 69 games. He finished third in Canucks scoring, trailing only Bo Horvat (61 points) and Elias Pettersson (66). After averaging 17:30 of ice time in his rookie campaign, Boeser played nearly two more minutes per contest last season, ending with 19:10. Only 15 of Boeser's 56 points came on the power play, which means there's plenty of room for growth if he ups his production with the man advantage. Finally, fans of Boeser could probably stand to see him throw the body around a bit more than what he showed throughout the 2018-19 season, as he finished the year with just 14 hits. At 6-foot-1, Boeser has the size to impact games on a physical level, which would benefit not only his team but also his fantasy owners on nights where points may be hard to come by.
Boeser was dynamite in his rookie season, scoring 29 goals and 55 points in just 62 games to lead the Canucks in scoring and establish himself as one of the league's most dangerous snipers. He's a worthy candidate to the mantle vacated by the Sedins and already sits at the top of the depth chart on a team that lacks scoring punch. After eschewing scoring talent for grit during free agency, the Canucks will continue to lean on Boeser on offense, and a 40-goal season isn't out of the question. Just 10 of his 29 goals last season came on the power play, so that number will surely improve. His fantasy value is discounted playing on a losing team without an elite center, but Boeser has the ability to create offense from very little and should be one of the top wingers in the league for 2018-19.
Boeser got his first taste of NHL action in 2016-17, scoring the game-winner in his NHL debut and notching three goals in the following eight games. While he only appeared in nine games total, Boeser was very impressive, showcasing his lethal shot and terrific skating ability. The North Dakota product is projected to be a key part of Vancouver's offense in the coming years, but he's not likely to play a full season in 2017-18 due to the team's late-offseason pickup of Thomas Vanek. Eventually, the 20-year-old could land on a line with Bo Horvat, meaning we may be looking at the NHL's next dynamic duo. Boeser has a very high ceiling and will likely be given a significant power-play role down the line; he's definitely one to watch.
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Scores PP goal Monday
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March 31, 2026
Boeser scored a power-play goal on three shots and added three hits in Monday's 4-2 loss to the Golden Knights.
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Scores power-play tally
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March 25, 2026
Boeser scored a power-play goal on three shots and went minus-2 in Tuesday's 5-3 loss to the Ducks.
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Provides trio of assists
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March 17, 2026
Boeser notched three assists, including two on the power play, and added two shots on goal in Tuesday's 5-2 win over the Panthers.
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Logs pair of points in shootout win
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March 12, 2026
Boeser scored a goal on four shots, added an assist and went plus-2 in Thursday's 4-3 shootout win over the Predators.
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Playing against Ottawa
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March 9, 2026
Boeser (undisclosed) will suit up for Monday's home matchup versus the Senators, per Brendan Batchelor of Sportsnet 650.
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Might be available for Thursday
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October 22, 2025
Boeser, who has missed two straight games for personal reasons, might be available for Thursday's clash in Nashville, Dan Murphy of Sportsnet reports Wednesday.
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Boeser has three goals in five outings this year. Once he's healthy, he will see time in the top six and occupy a role on the first power-play combination.
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