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Vancouver Canucks Stumble Against Seattle Kraken, Aiming for Redemption in Next Home Game

The Vancouver Canucks faced a challenging game against the Seattle Kraken, concluding with a 0-5 defeat. This result brings the Canucks' season record to 34-28-13, while the Kraken improved to 32-38-6. Despite their efforts, the home team couldn't find the back of the net throughout the match.


Oct 27, 2022; Seattle, Washington, USA; Vancouver Canucks left wing Tanner Pearson (70) passes the puck against the Seattle Kraken during the second period at Climate Pledge Arena. Mandatory Credit: Steven Bisig-USA TODAY Sports

Game Highlights


The game was intense from start to finish at Rogers Arena. The Seattle Kraken took an early lead in the first period and built on it with two more goals in both the second and third periods. Their offense was unstoppable, scoring five even-strength goals out of nineteen shots. Jared McCann stood out for his performance by contributing significantly to his team's victory.


On defense, Joey Daccord of the Kraken showcased an exceptional goaltending display by saving all twenty-four shots he faced from Vancouver, securing a shutout win for his team. The Canucks struggled offensively; despite taking twenty-four shots on goal and having three power-play opportunities, they were unable to capitalize on any chances created.


Player Performances


Several players from both teams had notable performances during this matchup. For Vancouver Canucks goalie Thatcher Demko made fourteen saves but allowed four goals before an empty-netter sealed their fate late in the game. On offense, Brock Boeser attempted four shots but failed to convert any into points.


Kiefer Sherwood demonstrated physical play by leading his team with seven hits and one takeaway despite not adding any points on board for Vancouver. Quinn Hughes logged significant ice time at nearly twenty-eight minutes but also couldn't break through Seattle's defense or contribute offensively as hoped.


Looking Ahead


The Vancouver Canucks will look forward to bouncing back when they host Anaheim Ducks at Rogers Arena on April 5th at 4:00 PM EDT. Fans can catch this upcoming game live on ESPN+, Victory+, or KCOP-TV as Vancouver aims for redemption after their recent setback against Seattle.


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