The Edmonton Oilers dominated the Vancouver Canucks on Saturday night, securing a 6-0 victory at Rogers Arena. The Oilers' triumph was fueled by an explosive second period, stellar goaltending from Tristan Jarry, and key contributions from throughout the lineup. Here are four takeaways from the game:

1. Second-Period Barrage Decisive: After a scoreless first period, the Oilers erupted for six goals in the second. The outburst began just over three minutes into the period and continued for a dominant 13:23 stretch. Jack Roslovic and Kasperi Kapanen each scored twice during the period, while Zach Hyman and Vasily Podkolzin also found the back of the net. The six goals marked the first time the Oilers have scored six in a period since April 27, 2017, against the Canucks. The Canucks, in contrast, allowed a season-high for goals in a single period.

2. Tristan Jarry's Shutout Performance: Goaltender Tristan Jarry was a standout, stopping all 31 shots he faced to earn his first shutout as an Oiler. Acquired in a trade with the Pittsburgh Penguins on December 12, this was Jarry's 23rd career shutout. Jarry's stellar performance provided a crucial foundation for the Oilers' victory.

3. Roslovic and Kapanen's Offensive Spark: Jack Roslovic and Kasperi Kapanen each had a pair of goals. Roslovic's first goal ended a goalless streak of 109:59 for the Oilers. Kapanen has been on a hot streak since returning from injury, tallying seven points in his last seven games. Their offensive contributions were instrumental in the Oilers' dominant second period.

4. Canucks' Struggles Continue: The loss marked the Canucks' tenth straight defeat, a losing skid that dates back to December 6. Vancouver has not won a game in 2026. Nikita Tolopilo, the Canucks' goaltender, stopped 29 of 35 shots. The team struggled to generate offense and couldn't contain the Oilers' potent attack.

Other notable aspects of the game include Ryan Nugent-Hopkins contributing two assists in his 999th regular-season game. The Oilers were without Leon Draisaitl, who is attending to a family illness in Germany and is expected to return next week. Podkolzin, playing on the top line with Connor McDavid and Zach Hyman in Draisaitl's absence, scored his 11th goal of the season.

Looking ahead, the Oilers will begin an eight-game homestand against the St. Louis Blues. The Canucks will host the New York Islanders.