The Vancouver Canucks faced off against the Calgary Flames on November 23, 2025, resulting in a 5-2 loss for the Canucks. The Flames asserted their dominance early, with Morgan Frost tying the game shortly after Filip Hronek opened the scoring. Connor Zary quickly regained the lead for Calgary, followed by goals from Kevin Bahl and Yegor Sharangovich. Blake Coleman added a shorthanded goal in the third period, while Quinn Hughes managed a late power play goal.
Canucks vs Ducks: Key Game Highlights
Prior to their game against Calgary, the Canucks had notable matchups against the Anaheim Ducks. The last five games against the Ducks showed a mixed performance:
- April 5, 2025: Vancouver 6 – Anaheim 2
- March 5, 2025: Vancouver 3 – Anaheim 2
- February 27, 2025: Vancouver 2 – Anaheim 5
- November 5, 2024: Vancouver 5 – Anaheim 1
- March 31, 2024: Vancouver 3 – Anaheim 2
Player Milestones and Achievements
Several Canucks players have been setting records and reaching milestones this season. Notably:
- Filip Hronek surpassed Jaroslav Modry for ninth-most points by a Czech defenseman in NHL history.
- Elias Pettersson moved past Stan Smyl for the seventh-most multi-goal games in Canucks history.
- Quinn Hughes reached his 450th career game and stands near the top in points among Canucks players.
Noteworthy Performances
Quinn Hughes has been particularly impressive, tallying ten assists over three games, marking a franchise record. He has tied with legends like Bobby Orr in terms of assists within a three-game span.
Jake DeBrusk has also shone, scoring a power play goal and ranking second in the NHL for power play goals this season. Meanwhile, Tyler Myers celebrated his 300th career assist and 400th point during recent games.
Upcoming Games
The Canucks look ahead to challenging matchups:
- November 28: Vancouver at San Jose, 1:00 PM PT
- November 29: Vancouver at Los Angeles, 7:00 PM PT
- December 2: Vancouver at Colorado, 6:00 PM PT
- December 5: Vancouver vs. Utah, 6:00 PM PT
- December 6: Vancouver vs. Minnesota, 7:00 PM PT
With their recent performances, the Canucks aim to bounce back and gain momentum in the upcoming contests against the Ducks and other teams in the league.
