Nineteen hours after Brock Boeser's college hockey tenure ended, his NHL career began. After North Dakota lost the seventh-longest game in NCAA Tournament history, Boeser traveled back to campus, told coaches and teammates he had decided to turn pro and the next morning boarded a flight from Grand Forks to Minneapolis. The Canucks brought his parents into the locker room to read the starting lineup, and his father, Duke, got the chance to say, ''Starting on right wing, I can't believe it, Brock Boeser!'' His son then scored a goal in his unforgettable debut.
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