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Hometown Hero Gawdin Scores Twice in Rangers' Win
14 Nov
Summary
- Glenn Gawdin scored his first two NHL goals in his hometown.
- The Rangers secured six of eight possible points on their road trip.
- The Canucks extended their losing streak to seven games.
Glenn Gawdin, a native of Richmond, British Columbia, achieved a career milestone by scoring his first two NHL goals in front of his hometown crowd. His performance propelled the Rangers to a significant 5-1 win against the Canucks.
The victory concluded a successful four-game road trip for the Rangers, where they earned six out of a possible eight points. Gawdin, who recently joined the team from the AHL's Wolf Pack, tied for the team lead in points before his recall.
This win also highlighted the Canucks' ongoing struggles, as they suffered their seventh consecutive loss. The Rangers established control in the second period with four goals, including Gawdin's two crucial tallies and goals from Oliver Bjorkstrand and Alexis Lafrenière.
