Did Vancouver Canucks' Third Period Surge Overcome Seattle Kraken at Rogers Arena?

The Vancouver Canucks, with a record of 1-0, faced off against the Seattle Kraken, who now stand at 0-1. The game concluded with a final score of 4-2 in favor of the home team. This matchup took place at Rogers Arena and was attended by an enthusiastic crowd of 18,409 fans.

First Period

The opening period saw the Seattle Kraken take an early lead with a goal that set the tone for their aggressive play. Despite being outshot by the Nucks, who managed to fire off 37 shots throughout the game compared to Seattle's 21, it was clear that both teams were feeling each other out in this initial phase.

Second Period

As the second period unfolded, Vancouver began to find their rhythm. A powerplay opportunity allowed them to level the score thanks to precise teamwork and execution. Jake DeBrusk made his presence felt on ice as he contributed significantly during this period with one goal from his two shots on target.

Third Period

The third period became pivotal for Vancouver as they unleashed an offensive surge that overwhelmed Seattle's defense. Braeden Cootes emerged as a standout performer for Nucks by scoring one crucial goal and earning himself recognition among stars of this match-up alongside teammate Jake DeBrusk.

Seattle struggled defensively despite having blocked eleven shots throughout all periods combined; however they couldn't contain Vancouver’s relentless attack which resulted in three goals during these final moments securing victory for home side.

In terms of goaltending performances: Kevin Lankinen stood strong between pipes saving twenty-one attempts while maintaining composure under pressure from opposing forwards like Jani Nyman who managed only limited success against him despite being named third star due largely because his efforts earlier stages when momentum still favored visitors briefly before tide turned decisively towards hosts later stages culminating thrilling conclusion witnessed here tonight!

With "Vancouver Canucks vs Seattle Kraken final score" now etched into history books fans can look forward eagerly next encounter scheduled September twenty-eighth eight PM EDT when they'll travel face Edmonton Oilers Rogers Place broadcast live NHL Network! Share your thoughts about what went wrong for Vancouver Canucks or how impressive their comeback truly was after witnessing such dynamic display firsthand today!