NHL

Chicago Blackhawks at Vancouver Canucks

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Chicago Blackhawks
20-38-9
Final
2 - 6
Vancouver Canucks
31-24-11

Pettersson, Garland, Suter lead Canucks to 6-2 win over Blackhawks

Chicago Blackhawks vs. Vancouver Canucks: Game Highlights

Conor Garland and Pius Suter also each had a goal and an assist, and Quin Hughes, Nils Aman and Tyler Myers also scored for the Canucks. Kiefer Sherwood, Teddy Blueger and Nils Hoglander each had two assists.

Vancouver goalie Arturs Silovs stopped 17 shots to get his first win since Nov. 16 when the Canucks beat Chicago 4-1.

Alex Vlasic and Wyatt Kaiser scored, and Ryan Donato had two assists for the Blackhawks. Arvid Soderblom had two assists as Chicago extended its losing streak to 0-3-1.

Takeaways Blackhawks: Artyom Levshunov got his first NHL point in his third game, assisting on Kaiser’s goal early in the first period. The 19-year-old Russian defenseman was the second overall pick in last year’s draft.

Canucks: Vancouver moved past Calgary into the second wild card spot in the Western Conference.

Key moment Vancouver broke open the game with two goals in 35 seconds late in the first period. Hughes got a pass from Filip Hronek and took a few strides before firing a shot past Soderblom to make it 1-0 for the Canucks wotj 2:14 to go.. The crowd hadn’t finished celebrating the goal when Myers picked up a drop pass from Sherwood, skated to the top of the faceoff circle and fired a shot in to make it 2-0 with 1:39 remaining.

Key stat The Canucks scored six goals for the second time this season, and first since a 6-3 win at Chicago on Oct. 22.

Up next Blackhawks host Seattle on Tuesday, and Canucks host Utah on Sunday.

Regular Season Series

VAN wins series 3-0

Scoring Summary

Goal 1st Period 17:46 Quinn Hughes Goal (15) Wrist Shot, assists: Filip Hronek (22), Elias Pettersson (26)
Goal 1st Period 18:21 Tyler Myers Goal (5) Wrist Shot, assists: Kiefer Sherwood (12), Teddy Blueger (13)
Goal 2nd Period 8:08 Conor Garland Goal (17) Backhand, assists: Pius Suter (14), Nils Hoglander (12)
Goal 2nd Period 18:51 Alex Vlasic Goal (4) Wrist Shot, assists: Ryan Donato (27), Teuvo Teravainen (37)
Goal 3rd Period 4:01 Elias Pettersson Goal (15) Wrist Shot, assists: Nils Hoglander (13)
Goal 3rd Period 5:22 Wyatt Kaiser Goal (4) Wrist Shot, assists: Artyom Levshunov (1), Ryan Donato (28)
Goal 3rd Period 9:50 Nils Aman Goal (1) Snap Shot, assists: Kiefer Sherwood (13), Teddy Blueger (14)
Goal 3rd Period 9:58 Pius Suter Goal (18) Snap Shot, assists: Conor Garland (24), Dakota Joshua (4)

Statistics

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19 Blocked Shots 18
25 Hits 29
3 Takeaways 4
19 Shots 15
0 Power Play Goals 0
3 Power Play Opportunities 2
0.0 Power Play Percentage 0.0
0 Short Handed Goals 0
0 Shootout Goals 0
26 Faceoffs Won 17
60.5 Faceoff Win Percent 39.5
12 Giveaways 16
5 Total Penalties 6
26 Penalty Minutes 28
Vancouver Canucks Vancouver Canucks Injuries
NAME, POS STATUS DATE
Thatcher Demko, G Injured Reserve Mar 3
Jonathan Lekkerimaki, RW Out Feb 27
Filip Chytil, C Injured Reserve Feb 25
Derek Forbort, D Injured Reserve Oct 28
Chicago Blackhawks Chicago Blackhawks Injuries
NAME, POS STATUS DATE
Matt Grzelcyk, D Out Mar 22
Andrew Mangiapane, LW Out Mar 20
Oliver Moore, C Out Mar 9
Ryan Ellis, D Injured Reserve Jan 8
Shea Weber, D Injured Reserve Sep 30

Game Information

Rogers Arena

Location: Vancouver, BC
Attendance: 18,847 | Capacity:

2025-26 Central Division Standings

TEAM W L PTS OTL
Colorado 47 13 104 10
Dallas 43 17 97 11
Minnesota 40 20 92 12
Utah 37 29 80 6
Nashville 34 28 77 9
Winnipeg 30 29 72 12
St. Louis 29 30 69 11
Chicago 27 31 67 13

2025-26 Pacific Division Standings

TEAM W L PTS OTL
Anaheim 40 27 84 4
Edmonton 35 28 79 9
Vegas 32 26 78 14
Los Angeles 28 25 74 18
Seattle 31 29 72 10
San Jose 32 31 70 6
Calgary 30 34 67 7
Vancouver 21 41 50 8
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