In his fourth appearance for the Canadians, Marco Rossi was able to find his way onto the scoresheet.
The Canucks hosted the Boston Bruins last night and were able to continue their very successful road trip so far. After victories in New Jersey and New York, Rossi and Co. also prevailed with the Boston Bruins. They retained the upper hand in the shootout with a score of 5:4. Remarkable: in the four wins, head coach Adam Foote’s team only conceded six goals.
Marco Rossi recorded his first scorer point against Boston. The Austro crack prepared the interim 3:3 through Linus Karlsson. Liam Öhgren, who also changed teams in the trade for Quinn Hughes, scored his second goal of the season and also contributed the shootout winner.
The road trip along the East Coast ends on Monday evening with a guest game against the Philadelphia Flyers. It is the last encounter before Christmas, after which the Canucks return to play on December 28th (04:00 CET).
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