Jarry Excels as Oilers Dominate Struggling Canucks
Tristan Jarry showcased his skills in the Edmonton Oilers’ impressive 6-0 victory against the Vancouver Canucks. The match took place in Vancouver on Saturday, marking Jarry’s first shutout with the Oilers and his 23rd career shutout overall. This performance comes after his acquisition from the Pittsburgh Penguins on December 12, in exchange for goalie Stuart Skinner.
Oilers’ Dominant Performance
The Oilers returned to the ice with a renewed vigor, scoring all six goals during the second period. Remarkably, they netted four goals on four consecutive shots within a span of just under five minutes. Jack Roslovic and Kasperi Kapanen each contributed two goals to the scoreboard, while Zach Hyman and Vasily Podkolzin added one goal each. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins played a key role with two assists, celebrating his 999th regular-season game.
Canucks’ Struggles Continue
For the Canucks, the loss deepened their troubling streak, marking their 10th consecutive game without a win, pushing their record to 0-8-2. They last tasted victory on December 6, 2025. Nikita Tolopilo made 29 saves but faced relentless pressure throughout the match.
- Oilers Record: 24 wins, 17 losses, 8 overtime losses
- Canucks Record: 16 wins, 27 losses, 5 overtime losses
- Goals Scored by Period:
- 1st: 0
- 2nd: 6
- 3rd: 0
Key Moments and Stats
A pivotal moment came early in the second period. Roslovic opened the scoring just 3:11 in, challenging the Canucks’ defense. His shot, initially reviewed for possible goaltender interference, was deemed valid, placing the Oilers ahead 1-0. This marked a turning point that ignited the team’s offensive surge.
This defeat for the Canucks signifies the longest winless stretch since the 1997-98 season. They struggled particularly in the second period, allowing six goals within a timeframe of 13 minutes and 23 seconds, setting a new record for goals conceded in a single period this season.
Next Matches
The Oilers will return home to commence an eight-game homestand, starting with a matchup against the St. Louis Blues. Meanwhile, the Canucks are set to host the New York Islanders on Monday as they seek to end their dismal streak.
