Pettersson's Two Goals Lift Canucks Over Sharks in 4-3 Victory

Vancouver ends a three-game winless streak while San Jose remains winless in five, with injuries and a late rally defining the matchup.

Elias Pettersson scored twice in 44 seconds during the second period, ending a seven-game scoring drought and marking his first two-goal game of the season.
The Canucks broke the game open with three goals in a 70-second span in the second period, including a controversial goal upheld after a goaltender interference challenge by San Jose.
San Jose rookie Macklin Celebrini, playing his first NHL game in his hometown of Vancouver, recorded two assists but also committed a costly turnover leading to a Canucks goal.
Sharks forward William Eklund scored on a power play but left the game after a hit by Vancouver’s Tyler Myers and did not return, further complicating San Jose's struggles.
Vancouver’s Quinn Hughes contributed two assists, extending his streak to nine assists in seven games, while Thatcher Demko made 28 saves to secure the win.