Canucks show progress after digging deep to salvage point against Oilers

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When it looked like the first game of this season was going to be like most of their games from last season, the Canucks did something to offer hope. imacSportsnet on how Vancouver came away with something, rather than nothing against the Oilers.

’s power-play goal that started the Canucks back from a 2-0 deficit at 12:28 caromed off the stick of Oiler Ryan Nugent-Hopkins before snaking through Tanner Pearson’s screen.

The message after 40 minutes was, Hughes said: “Just that we have an opportunity to come back and have a good start to the season. I guess send a message, not only to them but to our group, that we have a good team and we can come back from behind like that.” In the shootout, the Canuck goalie stuffed McDavid and Draisaitl, who generated a power-play goal in the second period but finished with just two shots apiece on target.

Vancouver had a solid first 10 minutes, outshooting Edmonton 8-5 and generating a few scoring chances, including a breakaway for Horvat that the captain fired off the outside of the post. The Canucks manufactured a similarly dominant spell in the second period, outshooting the Oilers 8-1 and generating excellent scoring chances for Horvat and Kyle Burroughs.

 

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