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Canucks Outlast Bruins in Marathon Shootout for Victory

The Canucks rallied from a third-period deficit to win 5-4 in a seven-round shootout, with Liam Ohgren scoring the only shootout goal and Andrew Peeke tying the game late.

  • On Saturday night, the Vancouver Canucks beat the Boston Bruins 5-4 in a seven-round shootout, with Liam Ohgren scoring the lone shootout goal over Jeremy Swayman.
  • After surrendering a third-period lead, the Bruins saw the game slip into overtime as Andrew Peeke tied it with 3:44 left when his shot hit the post and bounced off Kevin Lankinen.
  • Canucks goalie Kevin Lankinen made 38 saves in regulation and came up big in the shootout, while Bruins netminder Jeremy Swayman stopped 18 shots despite Boston outshooting Vancouver 41-22 in regulation and overtime.
  • Boston Bruins fell to 20-15-1 after the shootout defeat, ending their perfect extra-session record and allowing Vancouver Canucks to notch a fourth straight victory.
  • Amid surprise shootout choices by coach Marco Sturm, the Bruins face a quick turnaround Sunday vs Ottawa at TD Garden while the Canucks close their trip Monday at Philadelphia.
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Kronen ZeitungKronen Zeitung
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Rossis Canucks Celebrate the Next Victory at Bruins

Marco Rossi and the Vancouver Canucks celebrated their next win in the North American Hockey League NHL. In penalty shooting, the Canadians defeated the Boston Bruins with 5:4. The Vorarlberger Rossi got almost 24 minutes ice time and joined an assist.The shootout became the marathon, Liam Öhgren scored the only goal in the seventh round. Already in the regular season he had scored a goal and an assist.

·Vienna, Austria
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The ProvinceThe Province
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Canucks Player Grades: Vancouver wildly beats Boston for fourth-straight win

Of course, the Canucks win a fourth-straight game despite being badly outshot by the Bruins, taking a 5-4 shootout win in Boston.

·British Columbia, Canada
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Radio-CanadaRadio-Canada
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Liam Ohgren Slices in Dam Fire Against the Bruins

Liam Ohgren was the only marker of the dam fire, allowing the Canucks to beat the Bruins 5-4.

·Montreal, Canada
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New Hampshire Union LeaderNew Hampshire Union Leader
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Canucks outlast Bruins in marathon shootout for victory

·United Kingdom
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The Globe & MailThe Globe & Mail
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Canucks rally past Bruins 5-4 after seven round shootout

Liam Ohgren was the only player to scoreduring the shootout, giving Vancouver its fourth straight victory

·Canada
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Mass LiveMass Live
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Bruins coach explains surprise shootout decision

With the Bruins and Canucks going toe-to-toe in a shootout, Marco Sturm’s first three shooters were conventional. The fourth was not.

·Springfield, United States
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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Saturday, December 20, 2025.
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