NHL · Final Recap

Garand Slams the Door as Rangers Hand Canucks 5-1 Rout

November 14, 2026 · 4:38 AM

Dylan Garand’s 27 saves and a five-goal Rangers attack extended Vancouver’s losing streak to seven.

The Rangers beat the Canucks 5-1 on Friday, stretching Vancouver’s losing streak to seven games. Glenn Gawdin scored twice on two shots and finished plus-2, while Alexis Lafrenière and Gabe Perreault each had a goal and an assist, two shots and a plus-1. J.T. Miller contributed two assists on two shots and finished plus-1, and Oliver Bjorkstrand scored New York’s power-play goal. Elias Pettersson scored Vancouver’s lone goal on his only shot, with Brock Boeser assisting; Boeser also had one shot and two penalty minutes. New York generated 30 shots to Vancouver’s 28 and blocked 20 shots to the Canucks’ 11, while Vancouver led 26-22 in hits. Dylan Garand stopped 27 of 28 shots for a .964 save percentage, and Leevi Meriläinen made 25 saves on 30 shots for an .833 mark. Garand’s stingy night and New York’s five-goal production decided the result, a sharp contrast between the Rangers’ No. 11 power index and Vancouver’s No. 31.

Key Performers

Glenn Gawdin, Rangers: 2 goals, 2 shots, plus-2, 1 hit. Alexis Lafrenière and Gabe Perreault, Rangers: 1 goal and 1 assist each; 2 shots and plus-1 each. Dylan Garand, Rangers: 27 saves on 28 shots, .964 save percentage.

Standings Impact

New York entered 11-8-1 with 23 points; Vancouver was 3-16-1 with 7 points and a six-game losing streak. The Rangers’ win extends their streak to two, while the Canucks’ skid reaches seven.

DYMA Insight

The Rangers paired a five-goal attack with a .964 save percentage from Garand, while Vancouver managed only one goal on 28 shots. New York’s No. 11 power index and Vancouver’s No. 31 ranking reflected a substantial pregame gap that the final score reinforced.