Vancouver Canucks' Contract Offer to Brock Boeser Leaks Publicly

The Vancouver Canucks have a huge decision to make on forward Brock Boeser, and now it appears they've offered him a massive new deal.

After trading away J.T. Miller, the Vancouver Canucks roster of the future appears to be taking shape, but heading into a crucial off-season, General Manager Patrik Allvin has some massive decisions to make.

The biggest of all perhaps is the pending free agency and potential extension of Brock Boeser, with fans urging the team to ink the home grown star to a long-term deal.

Now, Daily Faceoff's Frank Seravalli has revealed that the team have made an official offer to the 28-year old winger, starting with a five-year deal that would pay him $8 million annually.

According to Seravalli, the player wants longer term on the deal however, and with this being their first offer too him, there's a good chance that there's plenty of room for negotiation.

2023/24 was an outlier of a year for Boeser with 40 goals, but given his career average of 28, he's still been an incredibly productive player at the NHL level, and while he may find a bigger deal on the open market, there's a good chance that the two parties here can come to a deal soon.

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