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Vancouver Canucks center Elias Pettersson expressed strong frustration with his performance following a 4-2 defeat to the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday. Pettersson criticized his puck management and struggles in the faceoff circle despite leading the NHL in total faceoffs taken this season. Head coach Manny Malhotra defended Pettersson, praising his work ethic, defensive commitment, and physical play while maintaining that his offensive output will soon follow.
The Canucks outshot the Maple Leafs overall but suffered from a sluggish second period where Toronto dominated shot attempts 25-12. Brock Boeser scored on a breakaway setup by Filip Hronek to record his fifth goal of the season, while Auston Matthews scored for Toronto. Pettersson drew three penalties during the contest, though Vancouver converted only one goal from their power-play chances.
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