Blüger: Key Role in Canucks’ Undefeated Game | Hockey News

Teodor Blüger participated in both Canucks’ goals. The striker of the Latvian national team spent 16:50 minutes or 22 substitutions on the field, scored twice, made four power plays, won 50% of the shots and accumulated a +/- indicator of plus two.

• In the eighth minute of the first third, the 31-year-old Latvian assisted Swede Liam Ogren’s goal with an assist, which made it 1:1 on the scoreboard at that time.

• At the end of the second period, Blügers beat the Czech goalkeeper Karel Vejmelka in front of the goal, making it 2:5 at that time.

• Blüger returned to the field on the night of January 22 after three months of absence. In the seven games played since his return, Blügers has collected four goals and an assist. In the season, the attacker has six points (5+1) in nine games.

Mammoth the 29-year-old American striker Nick Schmaltz stood out in the ranks with 3+1. 1+1 was collected by Canadian Lawson Krauss, and three assists by American John Marino.

• Vancouver suffered its fifth loss in the last six games. The Canucks are still last in the entire NHL with 42 points in 56 games.

• There is one game left until the break of the Olympic Games – on Thursday night, the Canucks will visit Blüger’s former team, the Las Vegas Golden Knights.

NHL games

The game The result Three stars
Panthers – Sabres 3:5 Zaker; Dalin; Reinhart
Penguins – Senators 2:3 Shticle; Giroud; Shilov
Capitals – Islanders 4:1 Stevenson; Fehervar; Daud
Wild – Canadiens 4:3 P Kaprizov; Faber; Hughes
Predators – Blues 6:5 Josi; Stemkoss; O’Reilijs
Blackhawks – Sharks 6:3 Donato; Mikheev; Murphy
Stars – Jets 4:3 P Harley; Rantanen; Perfetti
Avalanche – Red Wings 0:2 Gibson; Raymond; Casper
Mammoth – Canucks 6:2 Šmalcs; Marino; Krauss
Flames – Maple Leafs 2:4 Nylander; frames; Farabi

Aiko Tanaka

Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.

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