The Vancouver Canucks are looking to improve their power play, which has been inconsistent despite scoring in recent games. Conor Garland, a key forward, is on pace for a career-high but is currently in a five-game pointless streak, making his performance crucial for the team's success against Ottawa. Coach Rick Tocchet may consider splitting up Elias Pettersson and J.T. Miller to boost offensive production.

Rick Tocchet may consider splitting up Elias Pettersson and J.T. Miller, as he has done in the last three games, to potentially improve the team's power play, which has struggled with consistency.

Quinn Hughes leads the Canucks in scoring with 37 points, showcasing his playmaking ability with 30 assists. His performance has been crucial for the team's offensive production this season.

Conor Garland has been the Canucks' most consistent forward this season, playing over 20 minutes regularly and on pace to set a new career-high. However, he is currently on a five-game pointless streak, and his ability to contribute offensively will be crucial for Vancouver to secure a win against Ottawa.

Elias Pettersson has been split from J.T. Miller in recent games, raising questions about his role in the power play as the Canucks look to improve their offensive setup. He currently ranks second on the team in points, showcasing his importance to Vancouver's scoring efforts.