Tyler Myers missed this game due to a suspension, affecting Vancouver's defensive lineup.

Tyler Myers has also received a three-game suspension for cross-checking Evan Bouchard, highlighting the league's zero-tolerance policy on such violent plays.

Tyler Myers received a three-game suspension for his cross-check on Evan Bouchard in response to Connor McDavid's hit on Conor Garland. This incident highlights the escalating tensions during the game and showcases Myers' role in the physical dynamics of the matchup.

Tyler Myers has been suspended for three games due to a high cross-check delivered to Evan Bouchard during a late-game altercation. The NHL's Department of Player Safety noted that while both players exchanged minor slashes, Myers escalated the situation by intentionally striking Bouchard in the head. This marks another instance in Myers' career where he has faced disciplinary action, having previously been suspended multiple times for similar infractions.

Tyler Myers has been suspended for three games after delivering a cross-check to the head of Evan Bouchard. This suspension is not his first, having previously faced similar disciplinary actions for boarding and illegal checks to the head. Myers argued that he did not intend to make contact with Bouchard's head, but the Department of Player Safety deemed his actions intentional. He currently has 13 points in 45 games and ranks third on the Canucks in average ice time.