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2025-26 regular season

Kings at Canucks

🗓 📍 Rogers Arena, Vancouver 🔁 Kings lead the season series 2–0

Kings beat Canucks 4–0 at Rogers Arena on March 26, 2026.

LAK – VAN
38–19
Shots on goal
1/2–0/2
Power play
23–14
Hits
13–13
Blocked shots
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The game

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Three stars

Best games by the box score
1st star 👑 LAK
Trevor Moore
1 G, 1 A
5 shots · 17:57 TOI
2nd star 👑 LAK
Quinton Byfield
1 G, 1 A
4 shots · 17:53 TOI
3rd star 👑 LAK
Mikey Anderson
2 A
2 shots · 21:01 TOI

Scoring

4 goals · in order
1st period
👑 Scott Laughton PP Go-ahead 1st · 17:34
1–0
2nd period
👑 Trevor Moore 2nd · 01:21
2–0
👑 Artemi Panarin 2nd · 19:21
Assists: Adrian Kempe · beat Kevin Lankinen
3–0
3rd period
👑 Quinton Byfield Empty net 3rd · 17:36
4–0

Game recap

AI

Canucks Shut Out by Kings in 4-0 Blowout

In a decisive match on March 26, 2026, the Los Angeles Kings defeated the Vancouver Canucks by a score of 4-0. The Kings' offensive prowess shone through, while the Canucks struggled to find their footing, leading to a convincing shutout victory.

Big Picture

Both teams entered this game looking to break out of a slump, but it was the Kings who emerged as the dominant force. With this win, the Kings improved to 29 wins on the season, while the Canucks remain bogged down with only 21 victories. The L.A. squad displayed a well-rounded game, effectively capitalizing on their scoring opportunities while shutting down the Canucks' offense entirely.

Turning Point

The first goal of the game, scored by Scott Laughton at 17:34 in the first period, shifted the momentum decisively in favor of the Kings. This early score not only provided a lead but also set the tone for the rest of the game. The Canucks struggled to respond, and the Kings continued to build upon their lead, with two more goals in the second period. By the time Artemi Panarin scored the third goal just before the end of the second period, the game had clearly slipped from the Canucks' grasp.

Standout Performances

Several Kings players made significant contributions, notably Quinton Byfield, who assisted on the opening goal and later scored the fourth goal of the game. Trevor Moore also impressed, netting a goal and adding an assist, demonstrating strong offensive capabilities throughout the contest. The Kings' defensive unit played a crucial role as well, blocking a total of 13 shots and limiting the Canucks to just 19 shots on goal.

For the Canucks, there were no standout performances in this game, as they failed to score and struggled to generate significant offensive threats. The absence of a standout goalie performance, combined with a lack of effective offense, highlighted Vancouver's difficulties this season.

What It Means

This loss is a harsh reminder of the struggles the Canucks have faced in the latter part of the season. They now hold a record of 2-4-0 over their last six games, putting increased pressure on the team to regroup and find solutions as they head into the final stretch of the season. Meanwhile, the Kings will look to build on this momentum as they push for a playoff position. With a revitalized performance after several tough losses, the Kings’ victory reflects their potential as they seek to establish themselves in the playoff race.

Lines & pairings

Estimated from ice time
👑Kings
L1 Panarin · Kopitar · Laferriere 20:22
L2 Moore · Byfield · Kempe 17:53
L3 Laughton · Armia · Joseph 14:12
L4 Malott · Helenius · Wright 7:19
D1 Doughty · Anderson 22:26
D2 Clarke · Edmundson 20:50
D3 Ceci · Dumoulin 15:29
🐋Canucks
L1 O'Connor · Kane · Blueger 18:41
L2 DeBrusk · Karlsson · Pettersson 17:06
L3 Ohgren · Rossi · Boeser 14:29
L4 Hoglander · Raty · Sasson 10:16
D1 Hronek · Buium 23:18
D2 Willander · Pettersson 20:18
D3 Pettersson · Joseph 15:28

Team stats

Away left · home right
👑LAK VAN🐋
38 Shots on goal 19
1/2 Power play (goals / chances) 0/2
23 Hits 14
13 Blocked shots 13
2 Takeaways 4
11 Giveaways 16
29 Penalty minutes 39
LAK shooting 10.5% (4/38) VAN shooting 0.0% (0/19)

Goaltending

Saves, shots faced and save percentage
👑Kings
Darcy Kuemper Shutout
19/19
1.000 SV% · 0 GA · 60:00 TOI
🐋Canucks
34/37
.919 SV% · 3 GA · 56:48 TOI

Where the goals came from

4 of 4 goals located
Scott Laughton · 1st 17:34 · 1–0 Trevor Moore · 2nd 01:21 · 2–0 Artemi Panarin · 2nd 19:21 · 3–0 Quinton Byfield · 3rd 17:36 · 4–0
LAK VAN
The net is on the right for both teams. Hover a dot for the goal.

Period by period

AI
After 1st — 1–0
Kings
Kings — leading by 1 goal after 1st: 9-4-5 (50% win rate, 18 games)
Canucks
Canucks — trailing by 1 goal after 1st: 3-14-4 (14% win rate, 21 games)
After 2nd — 3–0
Kings
Kings — leading by 3 goals after 2nd: 3-0 (100% win rate, 3 games)
Canucks
Canucks — trailing by 3 goals after 2nd: 0-8 (0% win rate, 8 games)
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LAK vs VAN, answered

Who won Kings vs Canucks on March 26, 2026?

Kings won 4–0. The final score was Kings 4, Canucks 0.

Who scored for Kings?

Artemi Panarin, Quinton Byfield, Scott Laughton, Trevor Moore.

How did the Kings goalie play?

Darcy Kuemper made 19 saves on 19 shots (1.000 save percentage) for a shutout.

How did the Canucks goalie play?

Kevin Lankinen made 34 saves on 37 shots (.919 save percentage).

Where is Kings vs Canucks played?

At Rogers Arena in Vancouver, the Canucks home rink.

What is the Kings vs Canucks season series?

Kings lead the season series 2–0 after 2 games.

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