Jonathan Lekkerimäki Climbs to 10th in All-Time Goals for Abbotsford Canucks

Jonathan Lekkerimäki’s Impact in the AHL

Vancouver Canucks forward Jonathan Lekkerimäki is making a significant impact in the American Hockey League (AHL) despite the ongoing Winter Olympic break in 2026. Currently playing for the Abbotsford Canucks, Lekkerimäki showcased his scoring abilities with a standout performance on Monday, netting two goals in a 5–3 victory against the Ontario Reign. This commendable feat brings his total goal count for the season to 13 across 20 AHL games, maintaining an impressive point-per-game average.

Record-Breaking Potential

As a result of his latest goal tally, Lekkerimäki has now entered the top ten in the history of the Abbotsford Canucks in terms of goals scored, tying with Sheldon Rempal at 33 goals. Notably, all others on this top-10 list have played over 100 games with the team, making Lekkerimäki’s achievement all the more remarkable for his relatively short tenure.

With the potential to climb higher in the franchise rankings, Lekkerimäki needs just two more goals to surpass Max Sasson’s record of 34. Linus Karlsson currently holds the record for the most goals in Abbotsford Canucks history, having scored 70 in 164 games. If Lekkerimäki can tally an additional five goals this season—his future with the Canucks post-Olympic break still undecided—he could end the season ranked eighth in the team’s all-time records, exceeding Aatu Räty’s total of 38 goals.

Upcoming Challenges

The Abbotsford Canucks are set to kick off a critical five-game road trip on February 18, starting with a rematch against the Ontario Reign. They will face further challenges against the Henderson Silver Knights and the Calgary Wranglers shortly thereafter, making for an exciting few weeks ahead for Lekkerimäki and his teammates.

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