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Canucks lines vs Penguins, October 21, 2025

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The Vancouver Canucks prepare to face Arturs Silovs, now with the Pittsburgh Penguins, on Tuesday. Silovs, previously a vital player for the Canucks, showcased his skills with a shutout against the New York Rangers and a 30-save win over the Los Angeles Kings. The Canucks, struggling with injuries to Brock Boeser and Teddy Blueger, will depend heavily on Elias Pettersson's performance. Kevin Lankinen is expected to start in goal, marking his third appearance of the season. Meanwhile, the Penguins, boasting a 4-2-0 record, see Evgeni Malkin leading the team with nine points.

The matchup also highlights the Canucks' projected lines, which are impacted by their roster limitations. The game is scheduled for 4:00 p. m. PDT and will be broadcast on Sportsnet Pacific. Fans can purchase tickets through Ticketmaster.

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