The Vancouver Canucks moved to 25-48-8 with 4 points after a 4-3 overtime result against the Los Angeles Kings, who shifted to 35-26-20 with 3 points at Rogers Arena.
This Vancouver Canucks vs Los Angeles Kings recap centers on a game where the Nucks posted a 63 percent faceoff win rate while the Kings finished at 37 percent on draws.
First period
The Vancouver Canucks took a 1-0 lead in the first period while the Kings scored once to keep it level after 20:00 PM EDT.
The Nucks opened with a physical edge in the box score by recording 20 hits in the game, while the L.A. Kings finished with 17 hits.
Second period
The Vancouver Canucks produced 2 goals in the second period, and the Kings matched with 2 goals in the same period to keep the game even.
The Canucks special teams supplied 1 power play goal on 2 opportunities, while the Kings went 0-for-2 with 2 power play shots.
Vancouver Canucks forward
Jake DeBrusk finished with 2 goals on 6 shots, a line that helped drive the Vancouver Canucks vs Los Angeles Kings full match report.
Third period
The Vancouver Canucks and the Kings each scored 0 goals in the third period, keeping the 3-3 tie intact into extra time.
The Nucks logged 25 shots while the Kings generated 34 shots, and Vancouver goaltender
Kevin Lankinen stopped 31 shots in the win.
Overtime
The Vancouver Canucks scored 1 overtime goal on 1 overtime shot, and the Kings recorded 0 overtime goals as the game ended in the extra session.
Vancouver defenseman Elias Pettersson registered 1 goal on 1 shot, and Vancouver forward Elias Pettersson added 2 assists as part of a 12-point night for the Canucks.
The Kings received a 3-point output from
Quinton Byfield, and Los Angeles finished with 10 giveaways compared with Vancouver’s 17 in the post game analysis.
The Vancouver Canucks full-time result also included 11 penalty minutes for each team and an 18,969 attendance figure in Vancouver.
The Vancouver Canucks next game is scheduled for 9:00 PM EDT on 4/16/2026 against the Edmonton Oilers at Rogers Place in Edmonton, Alberta, and the broadcast network is ESPN+.
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