The Vancouver Canucks are going into game seven without Brock Boeser

This unexpected development could be a blow, to their chances in the playoffs raising doubts about their ability to move forward without one of their star players.

Brock Boeser, a forward for the Vancouver Canucks will be sidelined for Game 7 against Edmonton due to a blood clotting issue. His availability for games is uncertain should the Canucks advance further in the playoffs. Although reports suggest that the condition is not life threatening it necessitates attention and precautionary measures.

Throughout this postseason Brock Boeser has been a standout performer for the Canucks scoring 7 goals and accumulating 12 points in 12 games. He shares the teams lead in points. Leads in goals scored highlighting his role in Vancouvers offensive strategy. This season marked a breakthrough for Boeser with 40 goals and 73 points establishing him as a player, on the team.
The Canucks are facing a challenge, in game seven without Boeser.

Fans are counting on players, like Elias Lindholm and Elias Pettersson to step up in his place. Despite the absence of their star winger Canucks supporters are hopeful that the team can come together and clinch a victory to move on to the Western Conference Finals.