Seattle's modest win streak ended in a 4-3 shootout loss to Vancouver Thursday. And Adam Proteau has three takeaways from the game.

J.T. Miller scored the lone shootout goal as the Vancouver Canucks defeated the host Seattle Kraken 4-3 on Thursday night.

It was Miller Time in Seattle as the Vancouver Canucks kicked off the new year with a win over the Seattle Kraken in a shootout. Head Coach Rick Tocchet said it gives the group confidence to grind out a win in tight games.

J.T. Miller scored in the shootout and the Vancouver Canucks beat the Seattle Kraken 4-3. Connor Garland, Tyler Myers and Max Sasson scored in regulation for the Canucks.

There were a million reasons that the Canucks might struggle, but they didn’t, even if a fortunate late Kraken bounce squandered what should’ve been a regulation victory. Vancouver spent the day Thursday as the top national news story across the hockey world,

The Vancouver Canucks (17-11-8) kick off 2025 against their Pacific Division opponents, the Seattle Kraken (17-19-2). This will be the second time in less than a week that these two teams meet, with Seattle taking the previous matchup 5-4 in overtime.

J.T. Miller scored the only shootout goal, and the Vancouver Canucks recovered for a 4-3 win against the Seattle Kraken at Climate Pledge Arena on Thursday. Vince Dunn tied the game 3-3 with 53 seconds remaining in the third period for Seattle,

The Vancouver Canucks are looking to bounce back from a costly loss on New Year’s Eve, and they’ll get to face a Pacific rival who hasn’t been kind to them as of late. The Seattle Kraken sit six points behind the Canucks in the standings,

With captain Jordan Eberle sidelined after pelvis surgery and Seattle struggling with a five-game losing streak heading into the NHL's Christmas break, the Kraken needed someone to step up if they were to avoid a third playoff DNQ in four seasons.