Karlsson Scores 2 in Loss, Canucks Struggle

0:00Linus Carlson hit a milestone in his 100th NHL game, lighting the lamp twice for the Vancouver Canucks in a 7-4 loss to the Utah. Mammoth at Rodgers Arena The Lanky Swedish Winger opened scoring just two minutes and 28 seconds into the first period, then tied it at two all early in the second, by tipping in a shot. Despite his flash, Utah pulled away with goals from Clayton Keller's hat trick and others like Dylan Gwynther. The Canucks sit dead last in the league at 22 wins, 46 losses, and 8 overtime defeats, dropping their latest to 1 win and 9. Carlson's pacing strong personally, though. Third on the team with 15 goals, and fifth with 33 points after 73 games. It's his second multi-goal night this year, echoing a win in Boston back in December. Coach Adam Futt's calling out Carlson's solid season on the third line, saying he's earning big ice time during the rebuild and building confidence. After the last six weeks, Carlson himself digs the score sheet fun, but hates the teams

1:02ups and downs, those great stretches crashing into old habits. Digging into his path, the 6-foot-1 forward got picked 87th overall by San Jose in 2018, traded to Vancouver soon after, and signed his entry deal in 2022. He grinded it in the A.H.L. with Avitzford, helping snag the Calder Cup last year before sticking in the NHL. For puck drop, Carlson watched teammate Evander Cain get honor for game 2001, a marquee's chasing while stacking these personal. Winds amid the teams grind, local news, powered by AI. This is Vancouver News today.