Brock Boeser posts three-point night in Canucks overtime win

Fantasy hockey: Boeser's goal, two assists and six shots against Anaheim beat his recent averages, but underlying play grades point to regression.

By Fantasy Roundup Staff · October 28, 2026 · Updated October 29, 2026

Brock Boeser recorded one goal and two assists in the Canucks 6-5 overtime win over the Ducks on Tuesday, October 27. He added six shots, four hits and 21:45 of ice time while finishing plus-2.

The three-point, six-shot effort topped his recent averages of 0.61 points, 2.2 shots and 19:07 a night. His underlying play grades 24 out of 100 among forwards, a read on how sustainable his scoring is, and he carries value on the first power-play unit where he averages 3:22 a night.

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Boeser's three points and six shots against Anaheim ran well ahead of his recent marks of 0.61 points and 2.2 shots per game. The extra two and a half minutes pushed him to 21:45 compared to his usual 19:07, and he leads Vancouver skaters with 3:22 of power-play time a night. The winger sits on the first unit and averages 0.25 power-play points per game.

His process grade of 24 out of 100 among forwards, based on shots, scoring chances and ice time, suggests his scoring rate may not hold. The Canucks have two games left this week, Thursday and Saturday, then four next week. Boeser remains a hold in standard formats, though the underlying numbers warn against expecting similar production in every outing.

What to do

• Keep Boeser active in all formats with two games left this week on Thursday and Saturday.

• Temper expectations based on his 24-out-of-100 process grade among forwards.

• Monitor whether his ice time stays elevated above his 19:07 average in upcoming games.

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