Canucks Lock-up Burrows For Four More Seasons

Vancouver Canucks announced Friday afternoon Alex Burrows has agreed to a four year contract extension.

It’s worth 18 million over the four years.

Burrows joined B-Mac and Taylor Friday afternoon to talk about his contract extension.

Alex Burrows with BMac and Taylor

Laurence Gilman – on Burrows deal

Burrows, 31, collected 52 points (28-24-52) and 90 penalty minutes in 80 games played in 2011.12.

He also set a career high for most game-winning goals in a season with seven, ranking 11^th in the League in this category. Following the conclusion of the season, Burrows represented Team Canada at the World Championships.

Burrows has played in seven seasons over his NHL career, all with the Canucks.

He has recorded 270 points (139-131-270) in 522 games. The 6’1”, 195-pound left winger ranks second in franchise history for most shorthanded goals (16) and 10^th for most game-winning goals (22).

Burrows has been the recipient of multiple club awards, including the Vancouver Canucks Most Exciting Player (2008, 2009, 2010) and the Fred J. Hume Award as the Canucks Unsung Hero (2008).

The Pincourt, Quebec native has also appeared in 58 career playoff games, recording 28 points (16-12-28) and 90 penalty minutes in four post-season appearances. Burrows holds the club record for most career overtime playoff goals (3) and is tied for most series-winning goals (2).

Burrows originally signed as a free agent with Vancouver on November 8, 2005.