The Canucks are devastated by the news of Brock Boesers status

Boesers absence, caused by a blood clot in his leg discovered after Game 6 has forced him to undergo treatment with blood thinners ruling him out for the playoffs.

NHL insider Frank Seravalli confirmed this news. Highlighted the impact of losing Boeser, a contributor to the teams success in the postseason. The Canucks face a challenge as they prepare to take on the Edmonton Oilers, in Game 7 without their scorer.

Boesers not being there is definitely going to have an impact, on how the team plays and the other players will have to step up to make up for his absence. He has been outstanding in the playoffs scoring 7 goals and making 12 assists, which really shows how important he is to the teams success.

With this setback the Canucks are determined to keep moving. They have shown their strength throughout the season. Facing this challenge will really test their depth and determination. Making sure Boeser gets back to health is their concern now and they'll need to come together as a team without him on the ice.

The long term effects of Boesers blood clot issue are still uncertain. Blood clots can be a health issue that might impact his career. The Canucks and their medical team will be keeping an eye on his condition to give him the care possible.

Now all attention is on Boesers recovery and well being. His absence from the game will be deeply felt by both the Canucks and their fans who have been rooting for him throughout the playoffs. Boesers resilience and determination off the ice will be just as important as his performance, on it.

It's a blow for Canucks top goal scorer as he faces recovery ahead. Boesers well being is paramount for the Canucks organization with everyone hoping for his return to action. For now the focus is, on staying strong and resilient in continuing their playoff journey until Boeser can rejoin them on the ice.