The Vancouver Canucks kicked off their six-game road trip with a hard-fought win over the Ottawa Senators. The Canucks’ first line of Jake DeBrusk, Elias Pettersson, and Keifer Sherwood combined for three goals and seven points.

While the main story will be that the Canucks won without their Norris-winning defenceman playing the majority of the game, there should be some eyebrows raised with the way this game was officiated.

Already without J.T Miller, the Canucks didn't miss a beat after losing their top defenceman to a first period ejection.

The Senators made a late push to tie the game but fell short as they lost to the Vancouver Canucks by a score of 4-3.

After a late scare, the Vancouver Canucks survived their game against the Ottawa Senators to earn a 4-3 win and snap their losing streak.

Max Sasson is expected to make his NHL debut when the Vancouver Canucks visit the Ottawa Senators on Saturday.

The Ottawa Senators are beginning to fall into familiar and unsettling ground, and it won’t get any easier when they host the Vancouver Canucks on Hockey Night in Canada. The Canucks have won four consecutive games against the Senators,