Three Teams Have Emerged as Most Likely Suitors for Brock Boeser

Vancouver Canucks winger Brock Boeser is one of the league's leading looming unrestricted free agents who could enter the fray on July 1.

Unless he's signed before then, Boeser's likely to drum up heavy interest from teams searching for that additional scoring pop.

So far this season Boeser has played in 61 games for the Canucks, scoring 20 goals and adding 21 assists for a total of 41 points. He has never played anywhere else in his career other than Vancouver, but that could sadly change this summer.

That noted, three prospective destinations for Boeser this summer, should he become a free agent, await as the most likely to push for his services.

The New York Islanders are the team to watch. This Metropolitan Division team can use a goal-scoring terrifying force on the right wing, and Boeser is superior to Anthony Duclair, who is currently at the top of their six-man lineup.

On top of all that, his previous experience with Islanders star Bo Horvat may make him an even bigger signing option for New York.

Meanwhile, the Minnesota Wild have been connected to Boeser on several occasions, and for good reason. They might need some additional scoring punch on the wing, and the Burnsville, Minnesota native would be an ideal fit.

Given his hometown roots, it would not be surprising if the Wild made a serious push to bring him back home this summer.

The Los Angeles Kings are also a potential suitor. They have been in the market for a top-six right winger for many years, and they have already been linked to Boeser.

Having him on the roster would strengthen their second line and give their power play a boost.

However this all goes down, one thing is for certain, Boeser is going to get paid, but by who remains to be seen over the next three to four months.