• Thomas Vanek collected his 54th career GWG on Dec. 28 vs CHI to place him in 4-way tie for 16th among active NHL players. Daniel Sedin is the only Canuck with more GWG (82) and ranks fifth among active NHLers for most GWG.
• According to Elias Sports Bureau, Brock Boeser's 20th goal in game #37 broke the Canucks record for quickest 20 goals scored in a rookie season, previously held by Trevor Linden in 1988-89 (20 in game #52).
• Brock Boeser ranks t-4th in the NHL goal-scoring race and leads all rookies with 21 goals. According to Sportsnet Stats, Boeser has scored 20.4% of the Canucks 103 goals this season which is the second highest percent of team goals scored in the NHL (behind Ovechkin - 20.9%).
• According to NHL PR, Boeser's 17 goals through the first 30 games are the most by a Canuck through his first 30 games of a season in franchise history.
• Of Brock Boeser's 21 goals, 4 have been GWG, tied for 10th most in the NHL. According to NHL PR, Boeser is also the 8th rookie in the past 28 years to score 16+ goals within his first 28 games of a season.
• Boeser's 15 goals through the Canucks first 30 games are also the 2nd most by a US-born rookie through his team's first 30 games of a season (behind Tony Granato's 16 goals through the Rangers first 30 games during the 1988.89 season).
• According to Elias Sports, with Derrick Pouliot's opening goal on Dec. 5/17 vs CAR, he is now the only player in NHL history with (at least) 4 career goals, all being game winners.
• Jacob Markstrom's shutout on Dec. 5/17 was his first career shutout in 129 games (115 starts) over parts of 8 NHL seasons. The record for most games in an NHL career without a shutout is 132 by Pokey Reddick who played for Winnipeg, Edmonton and Florida from 1986-94.
• The Canucks rank 11th in defensive zone faceoff wins at 51.9%. When ahead, Vancouver has had 416 faceoff wins, tied for t-3rd in the League.
• The Canucks road power play ranks 4th in the League at 23.7% (14-59). Their home power play ranks 15th at 19.4%. Overall, the Canucks are 8th on the power play at 21.4%.