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Despite the satirical headline suggesting a victory, the Vancouver Canucks suffered a 4-2 home defeat to the Toronto Maple Leafs at Rogers Arena. Toronto earned its first regulation win in Vancouver since 2019, securing the victory after William Nylander scored early and Teddy Blueger later added an empty-net goal against his former club.
Vancouver managed power-play offense through a breakaway goal from Brock Boeser following a pass from Ronnie Attard. A third-period tally by the fourth line brought Vancouver close, but missed power-play chances and defensive miscues by Jamie Oleksiak sealed the loss, which writer comments on Nucks Misconduct criticized heavily.
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