J.T. Miller Scores In OT To Hand Vancouver Its 3rd Straight Win Of Its 6-Game Homestand, 3-2 Wednesday Night

2022.23

…Elias Pettersson Records 80 Point Season

J.T. Miller (2-0—2) found the back of the net twice in his 700th NHL game – including scoring the overtime winner – and Elias Pettersson (0-2—2) posted a multi-point performance to help the Canucks earn their 17th comeback win of the season. The only teams with more are the Devils (21), Maple Leafs (20), Penguins (19) and Bruins (18).

* Miller, who became the first Canucks player to score multiple goals in their 700th NHL game, tied Sami Salo (7) for the third-most overtime tallies in franchise history behind only Daniel Sedin (16) and Brendan Morrison (9).

* Pettersson (30-51—81 in 62 GP) became just the second Canucks player in the past 10 years to reach the 80-point mark in a season, following Miller (99 in 2021-22).

Source: NHL Morning Skate, March 9, 2023

Photo: NHL Morning Skate, March 9, 2023

Canucks’ Pettersson Tied For 7th Spot In NHL Scoring, Leads NHL In Shorthanded Points After Wednesday Night NHL Games

2022.23

….leads NHL with 8 shorthanded points

Elias Pettersson #40 of the Vancouver Canucks, Isac Lundestrom #21 and Lukas Dostal #1 of the Anaheim Ducks all anticipate the puck during the first period. (Photo by Jeff Vinnick/NHLI via Getty Images)

By Andrew Phillip Chernoff  CanucksBanter

March 9, 2023

Vancouver Canuck Elias Pettersson is tied for 7th place in the NHL after the completion of Wednesday games on March 8th.

He has 30 goals and 51 assists and is a plus+11 in 62 games played this season.

Pettersson also leads the NHL with 8 shorthanded points (4G+4A=8 Pts), one point more than Scott Laughton of the Philadelphia Flyers.

The 2023 NHL All-Star forward has 17 points (5G+12A=17Pts) with a plus/minus of +8 in his last 10 games, second only to Connor McDavid’s 25 points (12G+13A=25Pts).

In his last 10 games, Pettersson also has 6 shorthanded points (3G+3A=6Pts).