The Vancouver Canucks have officially signed Brock Boeser to a lucrative seven-year deal worth $50.75 million, solidifying one of their key offensive weapons. Boeser, who entered free agency after a season marked by a dip in production, recorded 25 goals and 25 assists last season, far below his career highs of 40 goals and 73 points. Despite trade inquiries earlier this year, the Canucks decided to keep the 28-year-old right winger, who has been a consistent performer since being drafted 23rd overall in 2015.

In addition to Boeser's contract, Vancouver extended all-star goalie Thatcher Demko with a three-year deal valued at $25.5 million and winger Conor Garland with a six-year, $36 million contract. Demko, recovering from injury, had a rocky season but is recognized as a pivotal leader and a top-tier goalie. Garland contributed significantly with 50 points last season, earning praise for his competitive spirit and work ethic.