Forward Brock Boeser of the Vancouver Canucks is set to make his return to the lineup after being sidelined due to an illegal hit to the head by Tanner Jeannot of the Los Angeles Kings. Boeser, who has missed the last seven games, will be back on the ice against the Boston Bruins.
Coach Rick Tocchet confirmed Boeser’s return, highlighting the player’s eagerness to get back in the game. Boeser, known for his contributions to the team with 11 points in 12 games before the injury, has been a key player for the Canucks since being drafted in 2015.
The incident involving Jeannot and Boeser was deemed illegal by the NHL Department of Player Safety, resulting in a three-game suspension for Jeannot. This was not Jeannot’s first offense, as he was previously fined for kneeing Brady Tkachuk of the Ottawa Senators in 2022.
Despite the setback, Boeser’s return is a positive development for the Canucks, especially as they maintain a strong record on the road. The team’s performance in away games has been impressive, with a 7-1-0 record leading up to the game against the Bruins.
As Boeser gears up to rejoin his teammates on the ice, the Canucks will be looking to continue their winning streak and build on their success in the upcoming matches. With Boeser back in action, the team is hopeful for a strong performance and a solid presence on the ice.
Stay tuned for updates on Boeser’s return and the Canucks’ performance as they face off against the Bruins and other opponents in the coming games. Your support for the team and its players is crucial as they strive for victory and aim to make their mark in the league.