Tanner Pearson

Pearson (upper body) won't play Friday's season finale in Edmonton, Jeff Paterson of TSN 1040 Vancouver reports. Pearson will miss his 10th game in a row, finishing the season with 14 goals, 34 points, 159 shots and 84 hits across 16:03 of average ice time in 68 contests. At this point, there's no reason to believe his injury will impact his availability for training camp in September.

Pearson (upper body) might be available for the regular-season finale versus Edmonton on Friday, Brendan Batchelor of Sportsnet 650 reports. Based on coach Bruce Boudreau's comments, it seems like Pearson will only get an opportunity to play if a playoff spot is on the line. Regardless, the 29-year-old winger for sure won't play against the Kraken or Kings on Tuesday or Thursday, respectively. While Pearson almost certainly will miss the 40-point threshold, he's still managed to produce decent mid-range fantasy value based on his 14 goals and 20 assists in 68 contests so far.

When Tanner Pearson was inked to an extension just about a year ago today, the overall reaction was far from ecstatic. The deal was for 3 years with an AAV of $3.25 million and contained a slightly different no-trade clause in each year. The contract was dragged by many including here on Canucks Army, Twitter, and on other news outlets across the internet. It was difficult to find anyone who thought the deal was great news for the Canucks.

Pearson (upper body) won't travel for Vancouver's upcoming two-game road trip, Farhan Lalji of TSN reports. Pearson will have to set his sights on healing up in time for Tuesday's game versus the Kraken. Jason Dickinson will likely continue to skate in a top-six role until Pearson is cleared to rejoin the lineup.

Pearson (upper body) is expected to miss at least a week according to coach Bruce Boudreau, Brendan Batchelor of Sportsnet 650 reports. Depending on the length of his absence, Pearson may be hard-pressed to get back over the 40-point threshold for the fourth time in his NHL career. Prior to his absence, the winger was struggling offensively with just one goal in his last 11 contests while putting 20 shots on net.

Pearson (upper body) won't play Saturday versus the Sharks, Brendan Batchelor of Sportsnet 650 reports. Pearson will be forced to miss time with the injury he suffered versus the Coyotes on Thursday. The Canucks will use seven defensemen in this contest to cover Pearson's absence. His next chance to play is Tuesday versus the Golden Knights.

Pearson is considered day-to-day after leaving Thursday's game versus the Coyotes with an upper-body injury, Farhan Lalji of TSN reports. Head coach Bruce Boudreau said he hopes Pearson isn't forced to miss Saturday's game versus the Sharks, though the winger will need to be evaluated further. Pearson's status should be updated again before Saturday -- if he can't play, Sheldon Dries would likely draw into the lineup.

Pearson (undisclosed) won't return to Thursday's game versus the Coyotes. Pearson didn't record a fantasy-relevant stat in 4:28 of ice time before his exit. The winger has played in the top six for much of this season -- he's not a big name, but he's a key part of the Canucks' offense with 34 points in 68 appearances this season. More information on his status should surface before Saturday's game versus the Sharks.

Pearson scored a goal on four shots, dished an assist and blocked two shots in Tuesday's 6-3 win over the Devils. Pearson helped out on a Brad Hunt goal in the first period. In the second, Pearson's goal at 8:51 chased Devils goalie Nico Daws from the game and stood as the game-winner. The 29-year-old winger has racked up two goals and four assists in six games in March. He's at 13 tallies, 31 points, 139 shots on net, 68 hits and a plus-9 rating in 57 outings overall.

Pearson produced an assist, three shots on goal and two hits in Sunday's 2-1 loss to the Lightning. Pearson helped out on a J.T. Miller tally in the third period. The 29-year-old winger has picked up five goals and five assists in his last 10 appearances. Pearson has 29 points, 135 shots on net, 67 hits, 30 PIM and a plus-8 rating through 56 contests, mainly playing in a top-six role.

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Pearson notched an assist and went plus-2 in Wednesday's 5-3 win over the Canadiens. Pearson has gotten on the scoresheet in seven of his last eight games, posting five goals and four helpers in that span. The winger has been in a top-six role for much of the season, but his recent efforts are showing why head coach Bruce Boudreau trusts him in those positions. Pearson's at 28 points, 132 shots on net, 63 hits and a plus-6 rating through 54 contests.

Miller has been the most dominant forward on the Canucks’ roster this season and continues to produce at an elite-level pace. He currently has 15 points (5 goals, 10 assists) in his last eight games and is one of the big contributors to the Canucks recent success. In their last 10 games, they currently have a 7-3 record.

Pearson scored a goal on four shots and went plus-2 in Sunday's 5-2 win over the Rangers. Pearson tallied just 3:12 into the game, cashing in on a pass from J.T. Miller. The Canucks controlled this game, and Pearson's been a noticeable part of their success lately. He's gathered three goals and two assists during a four-game point streak. For the season, the veteran winger has 10 tallies, 24 points, 126 shots, 59 hits, 30 PIM and a plus-5 rating through 50 contests.

Pearson scored an empty-net goal on five shots in Monday's 5-2 win over the Kraken. Pearson helped the Canucks secure the win with his second goal in as many games. It was also the first time since Feb. 8 that he was able to put multiple pucks on target. The 29-year-old winger has struggled to nine goals, 22 points, 121 shots on net, 57 hits and a plus-2 rating in 48 appearances this season. He'll likely stick in a top-six role, but he's more of a secondary source of offense.

Pearson scored a goal and dished an assist in Saturday's 7-4 loss to the Ducks. Pearson entered Saturday's game with no points in his last four outings. He and Conor Garland assisted on each other's tallies in this one. Pearson has eight goals, 13 assists, 116 shots on net, 56 hits and a plus-1 rating in 47 contests. While the physicality is a small bonus, the 29-year-old's offense has lacked consistency for much of the season.