Brock Boeser's status revealed after last season's alarming blood clot issue with the Vancouver Canucks

Last season was challenging for the Vancouver Canucks, and Brock Boeser's health scare was particularly alarming. Despite an exceptional regular season, Boeser was sidelined for Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs against the Edmonton Oilers due to blood clotting issues, causing concern among Canucks fans. His absence in that decisive game left many worried about his long-term well-being.

Thankfully, the issue was not life-threatening, as confirmed before Game 7, though the seriousness of blood clots meant that Boeser's health remained a priority.

Now, Canucks reporter Noah Strang has provided an important update for fans: Boeser is officially off blood thinners and has resumed full-contact training. While Boeser will need to stay vigilant about his health, this news clears him to rejoin the team for the 2024-25 season.

This announcement has relieved both Boeser and the Canucks organization as they look ahead to the new season.

Boeser's return is a huge boost for Vancouver, especially as they prepare to meet high expectations in the upcoming season. Boeser had a career-high 40 goals and 73 points last year, playing 81 games and helping the Canucks secure the Pacific Division title. His health and offensive contributions will be crucial as Vancouver aims to build on last year's success and contend for the Stanley Cup.

The Canucks are eager to start strong in 2024-25, and having Boeser healthy and ready to contribute could be a game-changer for their aspirations.

Source: Canucks Daily
Brock Boeser shares update on health after dealing with blood clot