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Fox Sports
07-04-2025
- Sport
- Fox Sports
Victor Olofsson breaks late tie in the Golden Knights' 3-2 victory over the Canucks
Associated Press VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) — Victor Olofsson broke a tie with 3:14 left off William Karlsson's nifty feed from behind the net and the Vegas Golden Knights beat the Vancouver Canucks 3-2 on Sunday night. Vegas increased its Pacific Division lead over Los Angeles to five points, with the Golden Knights playing one more game than the Kings. Vancouver is eight points out of a playoff berth with four games to go. Ivan Barbashev and Nicolas Roy also scored for the Golden Knights, and Adin Hill stopped 19 shots. Nils Hoglander and Aatu Raty replied for the Canucks, and Kevin Lankinen stopped 32 shots. Both teams won Saturday, with Vegas edging Calgary 3-2 in overtime, and Vancouver beating Anaheim 6-2. Hoglander opened the scoring for Vancouver at 4:46 of the first period. Barbashev tied it for Vegas at 8:36 and Roy gave the Golden Knights the lead with 6:45 left in the period. Raty tied it at 8:03 of the second on a play that survived a replay challenge for goalie interference. The Canucks got a power play for Vegas' unsuccessful challenge, with Hill make a big save to keep it tied. Takeaways Golden Knights: Vegas' top-ranked power play was held scoreless on two opportunities with the man advantage. Vegas has not scored on its last six power plays. Canucks: Hoglander returned after missing six games with an undisclosed injury. The Swedish winger was quick to make an impact, opening the scoring with his seventh goal of the season. Hoglander replaced rookie Jonathan Lekkerimaki in the lineup. Key moment Raty tied it a 2 in the second, collecting a rebound off Filip Hronek's blast from inside the blue line and sending it in over a prone Hill for his sixth goal of the season. Vegas challenged for goaltender interference, arguing Raty made contact with Hill in the crease before the shot, but the goal stood after an extended video review. Key stat Vegas outshot Vancouver 12-2 in the third period. Up next Both teams play Tuesday night. The Golden Knights end their three-game trip at Colorado. The Canucks are at Dallas. ___ AP NHL: recommended
Associated Press
07-04-2025
- Sport
- Associated Press
Victor Olofsson breaks late tie in the Golden Knights' 3-2 victory over the Canucks
VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) — Victor Olofsson broke a tie with 3:14 left off William Karlsson's nifty feed from behind the net and the Vegas Golden Knights beat the Vancouver Canucks 3-2 on Sunday night. Vegas increased its Pacific Division lead over Los Angeles to five points, with the Golden Knights playing one more game than the Kings. Vancouver is eight points out of a playoff berth with four games to go. Ivan Barbashev and Nicolas Roy also scored for the Golden Knights, and Adin Hill stopped 19 shots. Nils Hoglander and Aatu Raty replied for the Canucks, and Kevin Lankinen stopped 32 shots. Both teams won Saturday, with Vegas edging Calgary 3-2 in overtime, and Vancouver beating Anaheim 6-2. Hoglander opened the scoring for Vancouver at 4:46 of the first period. Barbashev tied it for Vegas at 8:36 and Roy gave the Golden Knights the lead with 6:45 left in the period. Raty tied it at 8:03 of the second on a play that survived a replay challenge for goalie interference. The Canucks got a power play for Vegas' unsuccessful challenge, with Hill make a big save to keep it tied. Takeaways Golden Knights: Vegas' top-ranked power play was held scoreless on two opportunities with the man advantage. Vegas has not scored on its last six power plays. Canucks: Hoglander returned after missing six games with an undisclosed injury. The Swedish winger was quick to make an impact, opening the scoring with his seventh goal of the season. Hoglander replaced rookie Jonathan Lekkerimaki in the lineup. Raty tied it a 2 in the second, collecting a rebound off Filip Hronek's blast from inside the blue line and sending it in over a prone Hill for his sixth goal of the season. Vegas challenged for goaltender interference, arguing Raty made contact with Hill in the crease before the shot, but the goal stood after an extended video review. Key stat Vegas outshot Vancouver 12-2 in the third period. ___
Yahoo
18-03-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Brett Seney sidelined, Aku Raty adds depth at forward for the Rockford IceHogs
ROCKFORD, Ill. (WTVO/WQRF) — The Rockford IceHogs will be without their captain as their head down the stretch of the AHL's regular season. Brett Seney is expected to miss two to three weeks of action with an MCL injury happened during the IceHogs' game Sunday in Milwaukee when Seney was involved in a collision. Seney is the IceHogs' second-leading scorer this season with 36 points (9 goals, 27 assists). He has played in 54 of their 58 games so far this interim head coach Mark Eaton admits that losing Seney is a blow, but the IceHogs are used to losing players through injuries and call-ups. 'Yeah, that's huge. You know, regardless of what point of the season you're in, when you lose your captain, you lose a guy that's, you know, been so good for you again on both sides of the puck, it's definitely going to be a big loss for us. But, you know, the show goes on.'Other IceHogs' forwards will have to step-up as the team tries to nail-down a Calder Cup Playoff berth. One of those forwards is 23-year-old Aku Raty. He was recently acquired in a trade by the Blackhawks with the Utah Hockey Club. The Blackhawks received Raty (Pronounced Rat-too), and defensemen Victor Soderstrom and Shea Weber for a 2026 5th-round draft played in 50 AHL games with the Tucson Roadrunners of the AHL before the trade where he accounted for four goals and 15 assists. He scored his first goal with the IceHogs this past Sunday in expects to develop chemistry with his new teammates quickly. 'I would say I'm a smart player, so I should be able to build chemistry. That's on me, obviously, with some guys it's harder than with others, but I'VE got to watch my (video) clips, talk with the teammates and just what kind of (understand) what tendencies they have and just be ready at game time.'IceHogs' forward Gavin Hayes is impressed with Raty's work ethic.'Oh, he works hard. I mean, in practice, he's one of the hardest workers. I can take some things from him, too. Yeah, he's got a good shot. A great guy, too.'The IceHogs next game will be Wednesday night when they host the Manitoba Moose. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
