Brock Boeser practiced in a no-contact jersey, indicating he is working his way back from injury.

Brock Boeser was referenced in the context of a comparison made by the NHL Department of Player Safety regarding hits that resulted in suspensions. His situation was contrasted with the hit by Zach Whitecloud, as both involved head contact. However, while Boeser was a victim of a hit that warranted a suspension, Player Safety concluded that Whitecloud's hit on Knies did not meet the criteria for a violation of Rule 48, emphasizing that Boeser's incident involved the head being the main point of contact, unlike Whitecloud's hit.

Brock Boeser, who scored 40 goals last season, is currently sidelined after suffering a head injury from a hit by L.A. Kings forward Tanner Jeannot on November 7. His absence adds to the challenges the Canucks are facing this season, but teammates express a strong sense of support and camaraderie during this difficult time.

Brock Boeser, who scored 40 goals last season, was sidelined on November 7 after sustaining a head injury from a hit by Tanner Jeannot of the L.A. Kings. His absence adds to the Canucks' list of challenges this season as they cope with various injuries and personal issues among players.

Brock Boeser is currently sidelined with an upper body injury, adding to the Canucks' challenges as they navigate the absence of key players. He skated during practice on Tuesday, but no expected return date has been provided.