J.T. Miller's shootout goal propelled the Vancouver Canucks to a thrilling 4-3 victory over the Seattle Kraken on Thursday night. The Canucks showcased a strong offensive effort with goals from Connor Garland, Tyler Myers, and Max Sasson in regulation. Goaltender Thatcher Demko started the game but had to exit due to back spasms after stopping 11 of 12 shots. Kevin Lankinen stepped in, making 13 saves to secure the win.

For the Kraken, Vince Dunn and Matty Beniers each contributed a goal and an assist, while Chandler Stephenson also found the net. Philipp Grubauer recorded 19 saves but was unable to stop Miller's decisive shootout attempt.

This victory was particularly significant for the Canucks as it avenged their previous 5-4 overtime loss to the Kraken. In that matchup, Seattle had scored three goals in the final five minutes to tie the game and won with a goal from Dunn in overtime. The Canucks' recent performance indicates a resurgence in their offensive play, having scored three or more goals in four of their last five games. Meanwhile, Beniers has found his scoring touch again, netting goals in each of Seattle's last three games after a lengthy drought.

J.T. Miller's shootout goal propelled the Vancouver Canucks to a thrilling 4-3 victory over the Seattle Kraken on Thursday night. The Canucks showcased a balanced offensive effort with goals from Connor Garland, Tyler Myers, and Max Sasson during regulation. Thatcher Demko started in goal but exited due to back spasms, leading to Kevin Lankinen stepping in to secure the win with 13 saves.

For Seattle, Vince Dunn and Matty Beniers each contributed a goal and an assist, while Chandler Stephenson also found the back of the net. Philipp Grubauer made 19 saves in goal but could not prevent Miller's decisive shootout goal. This win marked a significant turnaround for the Canucks, who had previously suffered a heartbreaking overtime loss to the Kraken just days prior.