Florida Panthers vs Vancouver Canucks: Could the Canucks’ power play tip Rogers Arena?

The Florida Panthers moved to 33-31-3 after a 5-2 result against the the Vancouver Canucks, who improved to 21-38-8, at Rogers Arena.

First period

The Florida Panthers fell behind as the the Vancouver Canucks scored 3 goals in the first period.

The Cats generated 1 first-period goal as part of a 23-shot night.

The the Canucks held a faceoff edge by winning 59 percent of draws in the game.

Second period

The Florida Panthers added 1 goal in the second period, and the Cats finished with 2 even-strength goals.

The the Vancouver Canucks scored 1 second-period goal, and the Canucks’ special teams produced 2 power-play goals on 4 opportunities.

The Panthers’ power play went 0-for-2 with 1 shot, a key swing in this Florida Panthers vs Vancouver Canucks recap.

Third period

The Florida Panthers were held scoreless in the third period, and Sergei Bobrovsky finished with 17 saves on 22 shots against.

The the Vancouver Canucks added 1 third-period goal, and their goalie stopped 21 shots on 23 attempts.

Elias Pettersson led the the Canucks into the league’s three-star list for this game, a note that fit the post game analysis.

Game notes

The Florida Panthers delivered 27 hits while the the Vancouver Canucks recorded 20 hits in a physical matchup detailed in the Florida Panthers vs Vancouver Canucks tactical recap.

Carter Verhaeghe recorded 2 assists in the previous game, and the winger’s playmaking remained part of the Florida Panthers vs Vancouver Canucks full match report conversation.

The Florida Panthers will be on the road again at Rogers Place in Edmonton on 03/19/2026 at 9:00 PM EDT against the the Edmonton Oilers, with the broadcast available on ESPN+ and SCRIPPS.

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