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Vancouver Canucks Clinch Pacific Division Title with Victory Over Flames

The Vancouver Canucks secured the Pacific Division Title with a 4-1 victory over the Calgary Flames at Rogers Arena on Fan Appreciation Night. Head Coach Rick Tocchet commended his team for their hard work throughout the season, highlighting the significance of clinching the division on home ice.

Tyler Myers kickstarted the Canucks’ success with a shorthanded goal, his second of the season. Tocchet praised the team’s energy after the goal and emphasized the importance of securing the win.

In his first game back since March 9, Thatcher Demko put on a stellar performance, making 39 saves to help his team secure the victory. Demko expressed his satisfaction with the win and the opportunity to showcase his skills in game action.

With a 50-22-9 record and one regular season game remaining, the Canucks have reached the 50-win mark for just the third time in franchise history. The team also celebrated various awards during the game, with J.T. Miller, Quinn Hughes, Dakota Joshua, and Elias Pettersson among the recipients.

The game recap highlighted the Canucks’ strong start, taking a 2-0 lead in the first period with Myers’ shorthanded breakaway goal. Myers credited Teddy Blueger for the assist, emphasizing the teamwork that led to the goal.

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