The Past 5 Years Of Canucks Pre-Season Stats

Friday, October 3 marked the end of yet another Vancouver Canucks pre-season. Unsurprisingly, Quinn Hughes finished the six-game stretch with the points lead (one goal, five assists in three games played), while Jonathan Lekkerimäki scored three goals in four games. Pre-season stats and playing time can be an indicator of which fringe players may ultimately end up making a team. With that being said, let’s take a look at some of the Canucks’ pre-season stats from the last five years.

Friday, October 3 marked the end of yet another Vancouver Canucks pre-season. Unsurprisingly, Quinn Hughes finished the six-game stretch with the points lead (one goal, five assists in three games played), while Jonathan Lekkerimäki scored three goals in four games. Pre-season stats and playing time can be an indicator of which fringe players may ultimately end up making a team. With that being said, let’s take a look at some of the Canucks’ pre-season stats from the last five years. 

2024–25 

Team record: 3–2–1

Goals scored: 16

Goals allowed: 14

Most games played: Aatu Räty and Max Sasson (5)

Most points: Jake DeBrusk and Daniel Sprong (4) 

Most goals scored: Jake DeBrusk (3)

Most assists: Kiefer Sherwood and Daniel Spring (3)

Most goaltender starts: Artūrs Šilovs 

2023–24 

Team record: 2–3–1

Goals scored: 11

Goals allowed: 20

Most games played: Nils Åman, Dakota Joshua, Jack Studnicka, and Pius Suter (5)

Most points: Brock Boeser and Quinn Hughes (5)

Most goals scored: Quinn Hughes (3)

Most assists: Brock Boeser (5)

Most goaltender starts: Thatcher Demko 

2022–23 

Team record: 2–3–2

Goals scored: 16

Goals allowed: 28

Most games played: Nils Åman and Nils Höglander (6)

Most points: Conor Garland and Andrei Kuzmenko (6)

Most goals scored: Conor Garland, Andrei Kuzmenko, and Elias Pettersson (3)

Most assists: Conor Garland, Bo Horvat, Andrei Kuzmenko, Elias Pettersson, J.T. Miller, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, and Quinn Hughes (3)

Most goaltender starts: Thatcher Demko (3)

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2021–22

Team record: 2–5–0

Goals scored: 15

Goals allowed: 23

Most games played: Jack Rathbone (7)

Most points: Nic Petan and J.T. Miller (4)

Most goals scored: Nic Petan, J.T. Miller, and Tanner Pearson (2)

Most assists: Nic Petan, Matthew Highmore, Alex Chiasson, Bo Horvat, J.T. Miller, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Elias Pettersson, and Quinn Hughes (2) 

Most goaltender starts: Thatcher Demko (3) 

2019–20

Team record: 4–4–0

Goals scored: 31

Goals allowed: 30

Most games played: Jay Beagle, Adam Gaudette, and Jake Virtanen (6)

Most points: Alex Edler (7)

Most goals scored: Adam Gaudette (4)

Most assists: Alex Edler (6)

Most goaltender starts: Jacob Markström (3) 

Sep 25, 2022; Vancouver, British Columbia, CAN; Vancouver Canucks forward Andrei Kuzmenko (96) warms up in the fog prior to a game against the Calgary Flames at Rogers Arena. Calgary won 3-2 in overtime. Mandatory Credit: Bob Frid-Imagn Images

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