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In the first two games of the playoff series between the Vancouver Canucks and the Nashville Predators, Brock Boeser has emerged as a surprising leader in ice time among Canucks forwards, logging over 42 minutes on the ice, despite having only two shots on goal. This increase in ice time compared to the regular season is notable, especially considering Boeser’s scoring prowess during the regular season.

The line comprising Boeser, J.T. Miller, and Pius Suter has shown dominance in puck possession, with impressive corsi numbers, indicating their territorial advantage. However, despite their control of the game, they’ve struggled to convert opportunities into goals, with Suter notably lacking finish. Miller, on the other hand, leads the Canucks in missed shots, highlighting a need for accuracy to capitalize on scoring chances.

The Canucks’ power play has been another area of concern, failing to capitalize on opportunities in the series so far. Despite their physicality on the ice, out-hitting the Predators, the Canucks have struggled to generate shots on goal, emphasizing the need for a more direct approach to challenge the opposing goaltender. As the series progresses, improving shot accuracy and capitalizing on power play opportunities will be crucial for the Canucks’ success.