Jarry Shines as Oilers Dominate Struggling Canucks

Casey Halston

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Jarry Shines as Oilers Dominate Struggling Canucks

Tristan Jarry made an impressive debut by securing a shutout as the Edmonton Oilers triumphed over the Vancouver Canucks with a commanding 6-0 victory. This match took place in Vancouver and marked Jarry’s 23rd career shutout. It was his first shutout since joining Edmonton from the Pittsburgh Penguins on December 12, in exchange for goalie Stuart Skinner.

Oilers’ Offensive Surge

The Oilers displayed a remarkable offensive performance, scoring all six of their goals during the second period. This included an astonishing four goals on just four shots over a span of four minutes and 52 seconds. Key contributors to the scoreline included:

Jack Roslovic – 2 goals
Kasperi Kapanen – 2 goals
Zach Hyman – 1 goal
Vasily Podkolzin – 1 goal

Additionally, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins played in his 999th career regular-season game, providing two assists in this match.

Struggles for the Canucks

The Vancouver Canucks, with a record of 16-27-5, suffered their tenth consecutive loss, extending their winless streak to eight games. On the night, goaltender Nikita Tolopilo made 29 saves, but that was not enough to stop the Oilers’ relentless assault. The Canucks have not won a game in 2026 and last secured a victory on home ice on December 6.

Game Highlights

The game’s pivotal moment came just 3:11 into the second period when Roslovic scored the first goal. Despite a challenge for goaltender interference, the goal was upheld after review, giving the Oilers a 1-0 lead.

Key Statistics

Canucks’ Losing Streak: 10 games, first occurrence since the 1997-98 season.
Goals Allowed in Second Period: 6 goals in 13 minutes and 23 seconds.

What’s Next?

Looking ahead, the Oilers will begin an eight-game homestand with a matchup against the St. Louis Blues. Meanwhile, the Canucks will host the New York Islanders, hoping to end their losing streak.

This analysis of the game exemplifies the Oilers’ dominance, especially without their star forward Leon Draisaitl, who is dealing with a family issue in Germany.