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Novotny's three-point game powers Vancouver Canucks to 5-2 win over Seattle Kraken
Adam Novotny had three points and Braden Cootes scored twice as Vancouver’s adjusted lines sparked a 5-2 win after a 7-3 loss.
- The Vancouver Canucks defeated the Seattle Kraken 5-2 on Sunday at Rogers Forum in Abbotsford, powered by a four-goal second period that put the game out of reach.
- Head coach Ryan Papaioannou credited a regrouping effort after Saturday's 7-3 loss, noting that reviewing 30 video clips from the previous game produced a more focused and structurally aware team.
- First-Round pick Adam Novotny led with a three-point night, centering a line with Brooks Rogowski and Braden Cootes that combined for three of Vancouver's five goals.
- Novotny opened the scoring by wiring a laser past Kraken goalie Nikke Kokko, a play Rogowski described as showcasing an 'elite shot release' that creates space for teammates.
- Training camp begins at the South Okanagan Events Centre in Penticton from September 17 to 20, with the preseason schedule opening against the Kraken in Seattle on September 19.
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