Jake DeBrusk had a strong performance alongside Elias Pettersson and Brock Boeser, contributing to the Canucks' success by outscoring the Maple Leafs 1-0 during their 12:46 of ice time together. The trio also won the high-danger scoring chances battle 2-1, showcasing their effectiveness in shutting down opposing top lines, which could enhance Vancouver's consistency moving forward.

Jake DeBrusk has struggled recently, scoring only one goal in his last five games and registering just eight shots during that span. As an offensive leader for the Canucks, his ability to generate chances is crucial for the team's success, especially as they look to improve their record and avoid costly overtime losses.

Jake DeBrusk scored a goal for Vancouver during the game, tying the score at 4-4 on a power play set up by J.T. Miller. This marked a significant moment in the match as it came shortly after Montreal had taken the lead in the third period.

Jake DeBrusk contributed to Vancouver's scoring effort with a goal and an assist, but the team continues to struggle, having lost seven of their last nine games. His performance highlights the ongoing challenges faced by the Canucks this season.

Jake DeBrusk scored a goal for Vancouver, contributing to the team's effort to tie the game in the third period. His goal came during a power play, showcasing his ability to capitalize on opportunities and adding to his team's offensive production as they opened a five-game Eastern Conference road trip.