DEAL ACCEPTED: Vancouver Canucks Ice hockey Right wing Brock Boeser Signs a…….

DEAL ACCEPTED: Vancouver Canucks Right Wing Brock Boeser Signs a 5-Year Extension to Stay in Vancouver

Vancouver, BC – June 29, 2025

The Vancouver Canucks have made a major move to lock in one of their offensive cornerstones. Right wing Brock Boeser has officially signed a 5-year, $36.5 million contract extension, keeping him in Canucks colors through the 2029–30 NHL season.

The deal, which carries an average annual value (AAV) of $7.3 million, was confirmed this morning by the team and Boeser’s agent. It ensures the 28-year-old forward will continue to be a key piece of the franchise’s top-six for years to come.

Boeser’s Best Season Yet

The extension comes on the heels of Boeser’s career-best season, where he recorded 41 goals and 33 assists for 74 points in 80 games, helping lead the Canucks to a deep playoff run. Long viewed as a player with top-tier scoring potential, Boeser finally put it all together in 2024–25, staying healthy and consistent throughout the season.

“This is where I want to be,” said Boeser during the press conference. “Vancouver is home. I believe in this group, in our direction, and I’m excited to be a part of what we’re building.”

Canucks Cement Their Core

Boeser’s new deal is part of a broader commitment from Canucks GM Patrik Allvin to keep the team’s young core intact. With Boeser, Elias Pettersson, Quinn Hughes, and Thatcher Demko all signed long-term, Vancouver is poised to remain a serious contender in the Western Conference.

“Brock is a leader on and off the ice,” Allvin said. “His professionalism, work ethic, and high-level scoring ability make him a crucial part of our future. He took a big step forward this past season, and we believe there’s even more to come.”

Fan Reaction and Cap Implications

Boeser, originally drafted 23rd overall in 2015, has spent his entire NHL career with the Canucks. His chemistry with linemates Pettersson and J.T. Miller has become a defining element of the team’s offense.

The contract carries a modified no-trade clause in years three through five and allows the Canucks some long-term cap flexibility while rewarding Boeser for his production.

Fans reacted with excitement across social media, with #BoeserBack trending in Canada within hours of the announcement.