Sasson emerges as a camp candidate for third- and fourth-line center duties, with the organization watching how he handles higher competition levels during scrimmages and preseason, shaping roster decisions beyond Chytil.

Sasson also signed a one-year contract, contributing to the team's success in the AHL and logging 29 NHL games with some points production.

Max Sasson contributed to the Canucks' victory by scoring a goal in regulation, highlighting his growing impact on the team's offense as they recover from a midseason slump.

Max Sasson scored a crucial goal for the Canucks, contributing to their 4-3 victory over the Kraken. His performance highlights the team's recent offensive resurgence, as they have scored three goals or more in four of their last five games.

Max Sasson scored his first career NHL goal midway through the third period against the Bruins, providing a brief highlight for the Canucks in an otherwise challenging game. His goal came after J.T. Miller set him up, showcasing Sasson's potential to contribute offensively as he continues to establish himself in the league.