Sherwoods hat trick propels Canucks gutsy shootout win over Blues

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Kiefer Sherwood's hat trick led the Vancouver Canucks to a 4-3 shootout victory against the St. Louis Blues, showcasing the team's resilience amidst significant injuries. With nine players out, including star forward Brock Boeser, the Canucks demonstrated strong teamwork to secure the win and improve their record to 6-6-0. Goalie Kevin Lankinen excelled in the shootout, helping the team recover after a tough recent stretch. Coach Adam Foote praised the collective effort, highlighting it as the best team performance he has witnessed during his three years with the club.

Sherwood, in the final year of his contract, has emerged as a crucial player, scoring nine goals in just 12 games. The Canucks are optimistic about regaining injured players soon, which could enhance their depth and performance. The ongoing injury situation has tested the team's limits, but Foote remains proud of their resilience. The Canucks are set to face Minnesota in their next game, looking to build on this hard-fought victory.

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