VANCOUVER -- Brock Boeser had a goal and assist, and the Vancouver Canucks scored four straight times en route to ending their 11-game losing streak with a 4-3 comeback victory over the Washington Capitals at Rogers Arena on Wednesday.

While the Canucks weren’t doing phenomenally before it, their 11-game losing streak didn’t exactly help their team statistics. Vancouver now ranks 32nd in the NHL in exactly half of these particular team stats.

The Vancouver Canucks finally ended their losing streak on Wednesday night, and Adam Foote gave kudos to three veterans who led the way.

The Vancouver Canucks host the Washington Capitals on Wednesday night at Rogers Arena as the team continues their eight-game homestand. Wednesday night’s game is Pride Night at Rogers Arena, an essential part of Hockey Is For Everyone,

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Speaking to reporters on Thursday, Canucks' head coach Adam Foote gave an optimistic update on center Filip Chytil.

The Canucks' trade activity has raised questions about Elias Pettersson's future in Vancouver, the Washington Capitals are on the hunt for a scoring winger, and the Kraken could be sellers by the trade deadline.

The Vancouver Canucks have won just six of 20 games since the Quinn Hughes trade, but players have been seen wielding an axe after wins.