Ducks’ 3-goal second-stage fuel makes a comeback 5-2 to beat Ganak – Hockey writer – Anaheim Ducks

Despite trailing 2-0 in the first phase, the Anaheim Ducks rally in the second phase, eventually defeating the Vancouver Canucks 5-2 at the Honda Center on Thursday night. Cutter Gauthier, Frank Vatrano and Ryan Strome cheered the Ducks’ offense in the second stage to finish their comeback, while Jackson Lacombe and Troy Terry added some insurance in the third stage. Strome and Terry finished the game with a three-point night (one goal and two assists), and Isaac Lundestrom and Mason McTavish also had multiple assists.

The Canucks scored goals from Tyler Myers and Pius Suter in the first phase, but that was all they scored when they fell back to 1-7-0 in the second half. They once again failed to move forward further in the field and remained one point ahead of the Calgary Flames, who lost 3-0 to the Tampa Bay Lightning in the evening. However, the Utah Hockey Club is now breathing their necks, with only two points after they beat Minnesota 6-1. Meanwhile, the duck didn’t completely get out of the situation and won the victory tonight.

Game review

Arguably, the Ducks had a better chance in the first stage but were haunted by Carnax goalkeeper Arturs Silovs, who began his last game against Utah Hockey Club on Sunday. Thanks to his work in the crease, the Canucks were able to enter the first half with a two-goal lead after Tyler Myers opened up the score for more than three minutes from the explosion of the right-to-face face-off circle while Pius Suter made a pius Suter on the sleek setting of Myers at 16:52. He finished with goals and assists after missing the game after being injured like Myers vs. Los Angeles Kings.

The Ducks were alive in the second stage, scoring three unresolved goals to lead the second half 3-2. When Frank Vatrano and Cutter Gauthier snatched their 18th and 12th place on his gloves, three were clean shots on Silovs, while Ryan Strome surrounded it as a blocker.

The Ganaks couldn’t get anything in the third game as the Ducks added two more goals to increase their lead to 5-2. Jackson Lacombe won his tenth at 15:46 and Troy Terry marinated it with an empty netter after one minute. Lukas Dostal finished 22 times with 24 shots, while Silovs struggled for the rest of the time despite the first phase and scored 20 saves from 24 shots.

What’s next for Canucks & Ducks?

The Canucks will end on Saturday’s five-game trip in Seattle, where they will face the penultimate season series Aquaman. The Ducks are also taking action as they welcome the Chicago Blackhawks to the rubber game in the season series.