Canucks Forward Brock Boeser Records 500th-Career NHL Point

Vancouver Canucks forward Brock Boeser has officially recorded his 500th-career NHL point.

Boeser hit this milestone in his 650th-career NHL game, a Friday-night matchup against the New York Rangers. He logged the secondary assist on Elias Pettersson's fifth goal of the season. 

In his 11th season as a member of the Canucks, Boeser has put together seven goals and 11 assists in 21 games played. He currently sits at second on Vancouver in points with 18.

This seasson, Boeser has already entered the franchise’s top-five in power-play goals scored after notching his 80th against the New York Islanders on October 13. Boeser also shot up to 10th all-time in power-play points by a Canuck after recording a helper on a power-play goal for Elias Pettersson in the team’s home-opener.

With his 500th-career NHL point, all as a Canuck, Boeser becomes just the eighth player in franchise history to record 500 points in their time with Vancouver. Pettersson (529*), Thomas Gradin (550), Stan Smyl (673), Trevor Linden (733), Markus Näslund (756), Daniel Sedin (1041), and Henrik Sedin (1070) are the only other players in franchise history to do so.  

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