Canucks forward Kiefer Sherwood opens up on actively trying to break the NHL record for most hits in a season

"I don't know if it's sustainable, necessary to get 10 or 12 hits a night, but I definitely want to impose my physicality. It was one of my goals to be up there this year, for sure, but it's more of a reflection of the consistency that I need to bring out each and every night. Doing the math, I definitely think it's feasible for me to break the record... I'm just focused on each night, one at a time. I'm not trying to look at the whole season. There's a lot of hockey to be played. We're only, what, eight games in them. We got a lot of hockey left, so I'm just trying to be consistent."

"I definitely look at it, but it's not something that I base my play on," said Sherwood. "Being physical is part of the identity and competitiveness that I need to bring each and every night. Every game is a little different. Sometimes, you might not have as many because we're dominating possession, but I obviously pay attention, and it's something that I want to continue to add to my resume, but it's not something that I'm necessarily chasing."