Brock Boeser led the Vancouver Canucks to a stunning 6-2 victory over the Winnipeg Jets, scoring two goals and assisting another. Pius Suter also shined with two goals, including one in the final seconds of the game, while Nils Hoglander and Drew O'Connor added to the tally. The Canucks' Kevin Lankinen made 19 saves against the Jets' Connor Hellebuyck, whose team was unable to maintain their three-game winning streak.

This win is significant for the Canucks as they battle for a playoff spot in the competitive Western Conference, where they are now clinging to the final position, closely followed by the St. Louis Blues and Calgary Flames. Boeser's performance was particularly noteworthy, marking the end of a 12-game scoring drought, indicating he may have regained his offensive rhythm at just the right time for his team.