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Vancouver Canucks hand struggling San Jose Sharks decisive 7-2 loss

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Andrei Kuzmenko sets a new high for goals by a first-year Canucks player. J.T. Miller, Dakota Joshua, Conor Garland and Phillip Di Giuseppe each scored a goal. Vasily Podkolzin and Sheldon Dries also found the back of the net for the Canucks. Tomas Hertl and Andrew Agozzino replied for the Sharks, who saw their winless skid stretch to eight games.

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Global News

Vancouver Canucks hand struggling San Jose Sharks decisive 7-2 loss

The Vancouver Canucks won their ninth straight game against the Sharks, including all four matchups between the two sides this season.

1 year ago·Toronto, Canada

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Winnipeg Free Press

Canucks hand struggling Sharks 7-2 loss

VANCOUVER – Andrei Kuzmenko scored, notched an assist and set a record Thursday as his Vancouver Canucks toppled the San Jose Sharks 7-2. The Russian winger scored his 35th of […]

1 year ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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National Post

Vancouver Canucks hand struggling San Jose Sharks decisive 7-2 loss

VANCOUVER -- Andrei Kuzmenko scored, notched an assist and set a record Thursday as his Vancouver Canucks toppled the San Jose Sharks 7-2.

1 year ago·Canada

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Sportsnet

Canucks score touchdown, hand struggling Sharks decisive loss

Andrei Kuzmenko scored, notched an assist and set a record Thursday as his Vancouver Canucks toppled the San Jose Sharks 7-2. The Russian winger scored his 35th of the season, setting a new high for goals by a first-year Canucks player. He surpassed the 34 put up by Pavel Bure in 1991-92. J.T. Miller, Dakota Joshua, Conor Garland and Phillip Di Giuseppe also contributed a goal and a helper each for Vancouver (32-34-5), while Vasily Podkolzin an…

1 year ago·Canada

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Coast Reporter

Vancouver Canucks hand struggling San Jose Sharks decisive 7-2 loss

VANCOUVER — Andrei Kuzmenko scored, notched an assist and set a record Thursday as his Vancouver Canucks toppled the San Jose Sharks 7-2. The Russian winger scored his 35th of the season, setting a new high for goals by a first-year Canucks player.

1 year ago·Sechelt, Canada

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Sask Today

Vancouver Canucks hand struggling San Jose Sharks decisive 7-2 loss

VANCOUVER — Andrei Kuzmenko isn't yet satisfied with his first year in the NHL. The Russian winger scored his 35th goal of the season and notched an assist Thursday as his Vancouver Canucks toppled the struggling San Jose Sharks 7-2.

1 year ago

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