The Canucks may only have three prospects across the Canadian Hockey League this season, but they all present interesting things to keep an eye on throughout the season.

Brock Boeser picked a helluva time to score his first career overtime game-winning goal. 

Considering the opponent, we should have seen it coming.

Nikolay Goldobin is finding his game. The 23-year-old forward has impressed in the early goings of the 2018-19 NHL season on a line with 19-year-old phenom Elias Pettersson.

As soon as Jacob Markstrom realized his stick was broken, he knew exactly what to do with it.

The Utica Comets kicked off their 2018-19 season this past weekend with two games.

Unfortunately, the season opener didn't go as planned as the Comets fell to the Toronto Marlies by a score of 7-3, but the resilient Comets were able to follow up that loss with a 3-1 win the following day over Belleville Senators.

Move over Stan Smyl, Trevor Linden, Markus Naslund and Pavel Bure, Daniel and Henrik Sedin are coming to join you.

This Thanksgiving, Ben Hutton is thankful for zombies.

And for Rick Grimes and Daryl Dixon and Maggie Greene.

And for Negan too - if he's still alive?!

Rookie Elias Pettersson is road roommates with Brock Boeser. Who better to learn what life is like in the NHL than from Boeser, who went through the highs and lows of it last season ending as a Rookie of the Year nominee.

The Canucks will be well represented in the United States this season, particularly in the NCAA.

The organization has done well over the past few years with their American prospects, producing the likes of Brock Boeser, Adam Gaudette, and Thatcher Demko, and they hope that continues as some of their top prospects ply their trade south of the border.

On his first NHL shot, Elias Pettersson scored his first NHL goal.

He's not the first player to do that and he won't be the last. But the quality of goal Pettersson scored in his NHL debut Wednesday night, a Canucks 5-2 win over the Calgary Flames, is unheard of.