3 most impressive Vancouver Canucks players from 2-1 to win over San Jose Sharks Feat. Thatcher Demko

AND Vancouver Canucks On Thursday night at the SAP Center, he recorded a difficult 2-1 extension over San Jose Sharks. Canucks scored a penalty scope, raising them next to San Jose for his 25th win of the season. The loss was Sharks fourth in a row.

Dakota Joshua (PPG) and Drew O’Connor (PS) scored for Vancouver. Meanwhile, Tyler Toffoli achieved the 20th season for San Jose.

So, here’s a look at the three most impressive Vancouver Canucks players from their victory in an extension over San Jose Sharks.

3 The most impressive Vancouver Canucks player in Ot -in -victory over San Jose Sharks

#3 Dakota Joshua

Dakota Joshua Broke drought without drought without 11 games, scoring his third season. The goal came as the Power Playing Expired Vancouver Canucks, giving Canucks in the middle of the third.

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Overall, Joshua had a strong game, hit the ice at 19 shifts, a total of 14:56 ice weather, to go with two goals in the goal. He got three goals and won every Faceoff he took. Joshua’s powerful third-line effect gave Canucks a firm presence of DNA six this season.

#2 Drew O’Connor

Drew O’Connor He has scored his second goal for Vancouver Canucks since he came to the Pittsburgh Ponguini store. His goal was huge on Thursday night because he raised Canucks next to sharks. But this was not an ordinary winner of overtime. O’Connor has achieved a call on a hook on the shark dogs rookie sensation of Macklin Celenini.

The ice officials awarded a penalty kick instead of calling him smaller sentences. O’Connor did not make a mistake and buried it next to Vitek Vanecek.

Here’s a look:

O’Connor fooled Vanecek by slowing down as he approached the net and then fired a vicious shooting next to Sharks goalkeeper. He scored two points to the Canucci and earned O’Connor the first star of the game.

#1 Thatcher Demko

Thatcher Demko There was money at the bank for Canucks because he earned 33 savings to win. On Thursday night, he made a 3-0 against Colorado Avalanche on Tuesday night, showing that Demko was an elite goalkeeper despite concern for injuries this season.

Although Demko did not earn a star for his play in the game, he was the most impressive Canucks player, especially since sharks surpassed them 16-3 in the third period.

Canucks will have Maple Leafs in Toronto on Saturday night on Saturday night before they ended up their momentum on the west coast.