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Last-Place Canucks Stun Avalanche

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Vancouver Canucks Stun Colorado Avalanche in Wild Upset: Boesers Hat Trick Sparks Last-Place Teams Victory

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Last-Place Canucks Stun Avalanche

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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Last-Place Canucks Stun Avalanche. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 2nd. Welcome to NHL News Today, AI Power Coverage of Your Squad. I'm Corey with the story. Vancouver Connucks pulled off a wild upset, smashing the Colorado Avalanche 8-6 at ball arena. Brock Bozer dropped a hat trick, plus an assist to snap their 6th game losing Skid. The Connucks, sitting dead last in the league at 22 wins, 44 losses, and 8 overtime losses, took down the top dogs. Teddy Bluger lit the lamp twice, Marcus Petterson scored once with two helpers, and Max Hassan added a goal and assist. Kevin Lincoln stood tall, with 24 saves in net. For Colorado, Nathan McKinnon hit his 50th goal of the season, his second time reaching that mark. The Avalanche fought back hard after Vancouver built a 6-2 lead midway through the second. They swapped goalies, with McKinsey Blackwood pulled after six goals on 19 shots, and Scott Wedgewood came in for relief. Sam Milinsky tallyed twice with an assist, and Brent Burns chipped in a goal and helper,

but it wasn't enough. Down the stretch, Colorado tied it at 6-6 late in the third, but Petterson put the Connucks back on top 23 seconds later. Bozer sealed it with an empty netter at 1831 for the final 8-6 score. This thriller shakes things up. As play squad stuns the league leaders, proving nobody's safe on any given night.

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