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2025-26 regular season

Red Wings at Canucks

🗓 📍 Rogers Arena, Vancouver 🔁 Red Wings lead the season series 1–0

Red Wings beat Canucks 4–0 at Rogers Arena on December 8, 2025.

DET – VAN
21–39
Shots on goal
15–27
Hits
23–7
Blocked shots
5–3
Takeaways
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The game

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Three stars

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1st star 🐙 DET
Axel Sandin-Pellikka
2 A
14:06 TOI
2nd star 🐙 DET
James van Riemsdyk
1 G
5 shots · 13:18 TOI
3rd star 🐙 DET
John Gibson
39 saves
1.000 SV% · 0 GA

Scoring

4 goals · in order
1st period
🐙 James van Riemsdyk Go-ahead 1st · 14:14
1–0
2nd period
🐙 Andrew Copp 2nd · 15:15
2–0
🐙 Nate Danielson 2nd · 15:52
3–0
3rd period
🐙 Dylan Larkin Empty net 3rd · 15:29
Assists: Lucas Raymond
4–0

Game recap

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Red Wings Dominate Canucks in 4-0 Shutout

The Detroit Red Wings delivered a commanding performance against the Vancouver Canucks, winning decisively with a final score of 4-0. This game was marked by strong offensive execution from the Red Wings and a stellar defensive display, as they recorded a shutout and limited the Canucks' scoring opportunities throughout the night.

Big Picture

Detroit’s win over Vancouver highlights their capacity to control the game from start to finish. The Red Wings took an early lead and never looked back, demonstrating a balanced attack and solid defensive structure. With this victory, they assert themselves as a formidable opponent, showing both depth and resilience on the ice.

Turning Point

The turning point came midway through the second period. After Andrew Copp scored at 15:15, just 37 seconds later, Nate Danielson added another goal for the Red Wings. This quick one-two punch not only extended their lead to 3-0 but also deflated any momentum the Canucks hoped to generate. The rapid succession of goals set the tone for the rest of the game, and the Red Wings were able to maintain their advantage comfortably.

Standout Performances

Several players stood out for the Red Wings during this match.

  • James van Riemsdyk opened the scoring with a goal in the first period, which was crucial for setting the pace.
  • Axel Sandin-Pellikka shined by contributing assists on both of the second-period goals, demonstrating his playmaking skills and vision on the ice.
  • Dylan Larkin capped off the scoring in the third with a goal that put the game out of reach, solidifying the Red Wings’ dominance.
  • Additionally, the team’s defensive efforts kept the Canucks at bay, allowing no goals and maintaining strong positioning throughout the match.

What It Means

This win signifies a strong statement from the Red Wings as they continue their season. A shutout victory not only boosts the team's confidence but also reinforces their defensive capabilities. For the Canucks, the results may prompt a reassessment as they look to improve from this setback. As the season progresses, the Red Wings will look to build on this momentum, while the Canucks will need to find answers to halt their scoring woes. All eyes will be on how both teams respond in their upcoming matchups.

Lines & pairings

Estimated from ice time
🐙Red Wings
L1 Raymond · Copp · Larkin 17:47
L2 Finnie · DeBrincat · Kane 15:59
L3 Compher · van Riemsdyk · Rasmussen 14:10
L4 Soderblom · Kasper · Danielson 10:11
D1 Seider · Edvinsson 25:26
D2 Chiarot · Bernard-Docker 19:43
🐋Canucks
L1 Kampf · Garland · Boeser 19:09
L2 Sherwood · DeBrusk · Kane 16:35
L3 O'Connor · Hoglander · Raty 13:58
L4 Bains · Karlsson · Sasson 12:00
D1 Hughes · Hronek 24:09
D2 Myers · Pettersson 18:28
D3 Pettersson · Willander 15:30

Team stats

Away left · home right
🐙DET VAN🐋
21 Shots on goal 39
15 Hits 27
23 Blocked shots 7
5 Takeaways 3
17 Giveaways 12
6 Penalty minutes 4
DET shooting 19.0% (4/21) VAN shooting 0.0% (0/39)

Goaltending

Saves, shots faced and save percentage
🐙Red Wings
John Gibson Shutout
39/39
1.000 SV% · 0 GA · 60:00 TOI
🐋Canucks
11/14
.786 SV% · 3 GA · 39:53 TOI
Nikita Tolopilo Shutout
6/6
1.000 SV% · 0 GA · 19:12 TOI

Where the goals came from

4 of 4 goals located
James van Riemsdyk · 1st 14:14 · 1–0 Andrew Copp · 2nd 15:15 · 2–0 Nate Danielson · 2nd 15:52 · 3–0 Dylan Larkin · 3rd 15:29 · 4–0
DET VAN
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Period by period

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After 1st — 1–0
Red Wings
Red Wings — leading by 1 goal after 1st: 3-0 (100% win rate, 3 games)
Canucks
Canucks — trailing by 1 goal after 1st: 2-6-2 (20% win rate, 10 games)
After 2nd — 3–0
Red Wings
Red Wings — leading by 3 goals after 2nd: 1-0 (100% win rate, 1 game)
Canucks
Canucks — trailing by 3 goals after 2nd: 0-2 (0% win rate, 2 games)
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DET vs VAN, answered

Who won Red Wings vs Canucks on December 8, 2025?

Red Wings won 4–0. The final score was Red Wings 4, Canucks 0.

Who scored for Red Wings?

Andrew Copp, Dylan Larkin, James van Riemsdyk, Nate Danielson.

How did the Red Wings goalie play?

John Gibson made 39 saves on 39 shots (1.000 save percentage) for a shutout.

How did the Canucks goalie play?

Kevin Lankinen made 11 saves on 14 shots (.786 save percentage).

Where is Red Wings vs Canucks played?

At Rogers Arena in Vancouver, the Canucks home rink.

What is the Red Wings vs Canucks season series?

Red Wings lead the season series 1–0 after 1 game.

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