Raymond Scores Twice in the Red Wings' Victory over the Canucks
- On Thursday, Lucas Raymond scored twice and added an assist, leading the Detroit Red Wings to a 5-2 victory over the Vancouver Canucks at Rogers Arena.
- The struggling Canucks remain winless in nine straight games and have dropped to 1-4-0 on home ice this season after the loss.
- Detroit outshot Vancouver 24-5 through 40 minutes, with the home team failing to record a single shot during the second period.
- Red Wings goaltender John Gibson left the game with an upper-body injury after two periods; Michal Postava stopped seven of eight shots in his NHL debut.
- Detroit improved to 9-1-1 in its past 11 meetings against Vancouver and visits Calgary on Saturday, while the Canucks host Quinn Hughes and Minnesota on Sunday.
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Red Wings Star Pulls Off Something Detroit Hasn't Seen In 57 Years
The Detroit Red Wings finally pulled off a convincing win. That wouldn’t have happened without one star’s unforgettable game.Lucas Raymond had a game to remember. He scored at 4:18 in the first period, assisted on William Wallinder’s goal at 6:04, and scored again at 8:56. That’s three points in nine minutes. Per Jonathan Mills of […]
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‘It’s embarrassing’: Vancouver Canucks’ offence sputtering in extended skid
VANCOUVER — Sarcastic cheers rang out through Rogers Arena on Thursday night when, midway through the third period, the Vancouver Canucks logged their sixth shot on net. The struggling NHL team had gone nearly two periods without testing a goalie. “It’...
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'It's embarrassing': Vancouver Canucks' offence sputtering in extended skid
VANCOUVER — Sarcastic cheers rang out through Rogers Arena on Thursday night when, midway through the third period, the Vancouver Canucks logged their sixth shot on net. The struggling NHL team had gone nearly two periods without testing a goalie.
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Boeser tees off on teammates after Canucks fall to last place
There wasn’t much to cheer about for fans of the Vancouver Canucks on Thursday night against the Detroit Red Wings, so they cheered for shots on goal. The Canucks gave them vanishingly few opportunities to even do that. After their eighth-straight loss on Tuesday, the Canucks sounded demoralized, so one might hope they would be motivated to come out strong against the Red Wings to end that losing streak. Instead, the Canucks quickly went down tw…
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