The Vancouver Canucks have confirmed roster updates, signing four AHL players who contributed significantly to their affiliate's recent Calder Cup triumph. Arshdeep Bains and Aatu Raty have secured two-year contracts, while Max Sasson and Guillaume Brisebois are now on one-year deals. Bains shined with 43 points in 50 games last season, while Raty added 40 points across 43 games. The Canucks also extended qualifying offers to Jett Woo and Nikita Tolopilo, both heading into restricted free agency, while opting not to qualify others. The team gears up for the opening of free agency, seeking to enhance their lineup for the upcoming season.

The Vegas Golden Knights secured a narrow 3-2 victory against the Vancouver Canucks, with Victor Olofsson scoring the winning goal late in the third period. Olofsson's 14th goal of the season came off a slick pass from William Karlsson, giving the Knights their 47th win of the season. Ivan Barbashev and Nicolas Roy also contributed to the scoreboard. The Canucks, in a tough spot for playoff contention, received goals from Nils Hoglander and Aatu Raty, but their hopes dim as they sit eight points out with only four games remaining.

Vegas demonstrated their offensive strength, but struggled on special teams, failing to convert on two power-play opportunities. Adin Hill made 19 saves to secure the win, while Kevin Lankinen turned away 32 shots for the Canucks. Vancouver came into the matchup with renewed energy after a significant win over the Anaheim Ducks, but their momentum fell short against the Knights. Both teams are set for challenging matchups ahead as they strive for their respective goals this season.

In a closely contested match, the Vegas Golden Knights outlasted the Vancouver Canucks 3-2, thanks to a late goal from Victor Olofsson. With just over three minutes remaining, Olofsson netted his 14th goal of the season, following a slick setup from William Karlsson. The Golden Knights, holding a strong record of 47-22-8, also saw goals from Ivan Barbashev and Nicolas Roy. Adin Hill was solid in net, making 19 saves.

Meanwhile, the Canucks, who came off a dominant win against the Anaheim Ducks, struggled to maintain momentum. Nils Hoglander made a notable return, scoring early in the first period, while Aatu Raty leveled the game at 2-2 midway through the second period. However, despite a strong effort from Kevin Lankinen, who made 32 saves, the Canucks are now facing an uphill battle for a playoff spot, trailing by eight points with just four games remaining.

Bryan Rust led the Pittsburgh Penguins to a thrilling 5-4 victory over the Vancouver Canucks, scoring two goals and adding an assist. The Penguins surged ahead with four goals in the first period, aided by contributions from Blake Lizotte, Kevin Hayes, and Rickard Rakell.

Despite a strong comeback attempt by the Canucks in the third period, which saw goals from Quinn Hughes and Elias Pettersson, they fell short. This win ended a three-game losing streak for Pittsburgh, while Vancouver's recent success on the road was hampered.

Mike Sullivan made history by becoming the fastest U.S.-born coach to achieve 500 wins in the NHL.

Bryan Rust's impressive performance, featuring two goals and an assist, propelled the Pittsburgh Penguins to a narrow 5-4 victory over the Vancouver Canucks. The Penguins surged ahead with a strong first period, scoring four goals, including contributions from Blake Lizotte, Kevin Hayes, and Rickard Rakell.

Despite a late rally from the Canucks, who saw goals from Quinn Hughes and Elias Pettersson, the Penguins held on for the win, ending a three-game losing streak. Coach Mike Sullivan made history by becoming the fastest U.S.-born coach to reach 500 wins.