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    Adam Kierszenblat
    Adam Kierszenblat
    Apr 20, 2025, 21:41
    Updated at: Apr 22, 2025, 00:25
    Apr 10, 2025; Denver, Colorado, USA; Vancouver Canucks left wing Jake DeBrusk (74) and center Aatu Raty (54) celebrate with teammates after the game against the Colorado Avalanche at Ball Arena. Mandatory Credit: Isaiah J. Downing-Imagn Images

    With the Vancouver Canucks 2024-25 season offically complete, now is a good time to take a look at how the team deployed their players throughout the year. As expected, some saw significant minutes against the opposition's top players, while others spent most of the season battling against third and fourth liners. Overall, Rick Tocchet and his coaching staff did a good job of balancing their matchups, with 18 players recording at least 100 minutes against "Elite" competition.

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    Before showing the numbers, it is important to explain the different tiers of competition used by PuckIQ. The tracking website divides its data by "Elite" (top of the lineup players), "Middle"(middle of the lineup players), and "Gritensity" (bottom of the lineup). With this in mind, here is a look at the Canucks leaders by position for each category using time on ice as a baseline. 

    Elite

    Forwards:

    1) Conor Garland: 302 minutes, 27.8% of total ice time, 2 GF, 7 GA
    2) Jake DeBrusk: 299.1 minutes, 28.6% of total ice time, 19 GF, 7 GA
    3) Brock Boeser: 290.2 minutes, 28.4% of total ice time, 12 GF, 8 GA
    4) Pius Suter: 274.1 minutes, 27% of total ice time, 9 GF, 12 GA
    5) Elias Pettersson: 256 minutes, 29.8% of total ice time, 15 GF, 7 A
    6) Kiefer Sherwood: 230 minutes, 24.8% of total ice time, 14 GF, 11 GA
    7) Teddy Blueger: 223.3 minutes, 23.4% of total ice time, 5 GF, 8 GA
    8) Nils Höglander: 198.8 minutes, 25% of total ice time, 4 GF, 7 GA
    9) J.T. Miller: 164.5 minutes, 31.8% of total ice time, 5 GF, 5 GA
    10) Dakota Joshua: 164.4, 25.1% of total ice time, 2 GF, 6 GA

    Defensemen:

    1) Tyler Myers: 375 minutes, 31.3% of total ice time, 17 GF, 12 GA
    2) Quinn Hughes: 331.9 minutes, 24.3% of total ice time, 16 GF, 14 GA
    3) Filip Hronek: 287.5 minutes, 25.9% of total ice time, 10 GF, 8 GA
    4) Carson Soucy: 286.5 minutes, 31.7% of total ice time, 12 GF, 9 GA
    5) Noah Juulsen: 166.9 minutes, 35.3% of total ice time, 3 GF, 8 GA

    Middle

    Forwards:

    1) Conor Garland: 458.6 minutes, 42.3% of total ice time, 18 GF, 12 GA
    2) Jake DeBrusk: 439.4 minutes, 42% of total ice time, 15 GF, 22 GA
    3) Brock Boeser: 429.3 minutes, 42.1% of total ice time, 9 GF, 20 GA
    4) Teddy Blueger: 427.4 minutes, 44.7% of total ice time, 18 GF, 18 GA
    5) Kiefer Sherwood: 408.0 minutes, 44% of total ice time, 21 GF, 20 GA
    6) Pius Suter: 406.9 minutes, 40.1% of total ice time, 18 GF, 15 GA
    7) Elias Pettersson: 364.7 minutes, 42.4% of total ice time, 12 GF, 16 GA
    8) Nils Höglander: 325.9 minutes, 40.9% of total ice time, 20 GF, 10 GA
    9) Dakota Joshua: 271.7 minutes, 41.5% of total ice time, 8 GF, 13 GA
    10) Danton Heinen: 247.2 minutes, 41.7% of total ice time, 9 GF, 12 GA

    Defensemen:

    1) Quinn Hughes: 572.4 minutes, 42% of total ice time, 25 GF, 23 GA
    2) Filip Hronek: 494.8 minutes, 44.5% of total ice time, 27 GF, 23 GA
    3) Tyler Myers: 475 minutes, 39.7% of total ice time, 17 GF, 22 GA
    4) Derek Forbort: 361.6 minutes, 47.6% of total ice time, 11 GF, 13 GA
    5) Carson Soucy: 348 minutes, 38.5% of total ice time, 8 GF, 13 GA

    Gritensity

    Forwards:

    1) Pius Suter: 334.1 minutes, 32.9% of total ice time, 14 GF, 14 GA
    2) Conor Garland: 323.9 minutes, 29.9% of total ice time, 8 GF, 14 GA
    3) Jake DeBrusk: 309.1 minutes, 29.5% of total ice time, 8 GF, 16 GA
    4) Teddy Blueger: 304.7 minutes, 29.5% of total ice time, 8 GF, 14 GA
    5) Brock Boeser: 301 minutes, 29.5% of total ice time, 13 GF, 11 GA
    6) Kiefer Sherwood, 289.4 minutes, 34.1% of total ice time, 9 GF, 14 GA
    7) Nils Höglander, 271.3 minutes, 34.1% of total ice time, 10 GF, 8 GA
    8) Elias Pettersson, 239.2 minutes, 27.8% of total ice time, 6 GF, 11 GA
    9) Dakota Joshua, 218 minutes, 33.3% of total ice time, 7 GF, 7 GA
    10) Danton Heinen, 191.8 minutes, 23.4% of total ice time, 8 GF, 6 GA

    Defensemen

    1) Quinn Hughes: 459.8 minutes, 33.7% of total ice time, 21 GF, 20 GA
    2) Tyler Myers: 347.3 minutes, 29% of total ice time, 15 GF, 14 GA
    3) Filip Hronek: 328.7 minutes, 29.6% of total ice time, 13 GF, 17 GA
    4) Carson Socuy: 268.8 minutes, 29.8% of total ice time, 6 GF, 12 GA
    5) Derek Forbort: 243.5 minutes, 32% of total ice time, 5 GF, 12 GA

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