A third-period outburst sank the Vancouver Canucks.<\/p>\n
Tyler Bertuzzi had a hat trick and Spencer Knight made 43 saves, leading the visiting Blackhawks to a 5-2 win over the host Canucks Wednesday at Rogers Arena. All of the goals came in the final period.<\/p>\n
Former Canuck Ilya Mikheyev and Connor Bedard also scored for the Blackhawks (6-5-3). The Canucks held a big 45-28 advantage in shots on goal, but Knight was sharp between the pipes. Aatu Räty and Evander Kane scored for Vancouver (7-8-0), with Kevin Lankinen taking the loss, stopping 23 shots.<\/p>\n
The first period featured plenty of pace and scoring chances, but no goals were produced. Vancouver held a 14-11 shots on goal advantage after 20 minutes.<\/p>\n
In the second, the Canucks looked to have taken the lead at 8:34 when Drew O’Connor poked a loose puck past Knight. But Chicago challenged the play for goaltender interference and were successful, negating the goal.<\/p>\n
The Canucks held a 35-19 shots margin after 40 minutes, but neither team could manage a goal.<\/p>\n
The Hawks erupted in the third, scoring all five of their goals.<\/p>\n
Bertuzzi opened the scoring at 3:06 when a puck went off his skate and behind Lankinen.<\/p>\n
He scored again, this time on the power play, from the same spot to the left of Lankinen, converting a pass from Bedard at 6:46.<\/p>\n
Mikheyev grabbed a loose puck and beat Lankinen blocker side at 7:39 to make it 3-0. It was Mikheyev’s fourth goal of the year and first in seven games.<\/p>\n
Bertuzzi completed his fourth career hat trick at 11:37, slipping home a shot from the right of Lankinen.<\/p>\n
Raty scored his first goal of the year at 16:49, beating Knight short side on a 2-on-1. Kane made it interesting at 4-2 with two minutes to play with his third of the year, all in the last two games.<\/p>\n
\nKane's first in front of the hometown crowd! \ud83d\udea8 pic.twitter.com\/X0RnZfYdMT<\/a><\/p>\n
— Vancouver Canucks (@Canucks) November 6, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n