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. Boeser hit free agency ...

Boeser signed a seven-year, $50.75 million contract ($7.25 million average annual value) shortly after the free agent market ...

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The Vancouver Canucks locked down three critical pieces of their team on Tuesday morning when General Manager Patrik Allvin announced a three-year extension for goaltender Thatcher Demko, six-year ...

There was speculation the Boeser would be moved ahead of the NHL’s trade deadline, but Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin said the offers simply weren’t enticing enough.

The Canucks and Boeser have agreed to a seven-year deal worth $7.25 million per season, according to Dan Murphy of Sportsnet. “7.25 x 7 for Boeser in VAN,” Miller reported.

Brock Boeser is “super stoked to be back” after re-signing with the Vancouver Canucks. “At the end of the day, my heart was still in Vancouver,” Boeser said. “When they called, I lit up,” he said of ...

"Brock had options, I've been told he had 5 serious offers on the table.." @DhaliwalSports recaps Day 1 of free agency yesterday and the surprising Brock Boeser contract with the #Canucks https ...

The Vancouver Canucks are re-signing forward Brock Boeser, according to multiple reports. The deal is seven years long at $7.25 million annually, according to Sportsnet’s Dan Murphy.

Brock Boeser, one of the best goal-scoring wingers available on the free-agent market, has agreed to re-sign with the Vancouver Canucks on a seven-year, $50.75 million contract, the team announced ...

On a day when many believed the Brock Boeser era had run its course, the Vancouver Canucks pulled off a bold and hopeful pivot. Boeser didn’t walk in free agency. Instead, he signed a seven-year ...

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 ...