Canucks Rally From Three Goals Down to Beat Ducks 6–5 in Overtime

Filip Hronek scored a power-play goal with 11 seconds remaining in overtime as the Vancouver Canucks completed a three-goal comeback to beat the Anaheim Ducks 6–5 at Honda Center in a game that began Tuesday, October 27.

Jonathan Lekkerimäki scored twice in 49 seconds late in the third period, at 17:14 and 18:03, to erase a 5–3 deficit. He then assisted on Hronek’s winner at 4:49 of overtime. Brock Boeser also assisted on the deciding goal.

Anaheim led 4–1 after two periods, with A.J. Greer’s second goal restoring a three-goal advantage at 5–2 with 7:37 left in regulation. Jamie Oleksiak answered 31 seconds later, before Lekkerimäki’s two goals tied it.

The Ducks’ Alex Killorn was called for goaltender interference at 4:33 of overtime. Hronek converted 16 seconds later. Vancouver finished with a 33–23 advantage in shots.

Boeser had a goal and two assists, matching Lekkerimäki’s three points. Leevi Meriläinen made 18 saves for Vancouver. Lukas Dostál stopped 27 shots for Anaheim, which got three assists from Jackson LaCombe.