Jake DeBrusk scored a hat trick, including the game-winner in overtime, and goaltender Kevin Lankinen set an NHL record for most consecutive road wins to start a season as the Vancouver Canucks beat the Detroit Red Wings 5-4.

It was a back-and-forth affair Sunday afternoon, but the Vancouver Canucks came up big in overtime, beating the Detroit Red Wings 5-4. It was a second consecutive overtime game for Vancouver, and Head Coach Rick Tocchet liked the way his team met pressure head-on.

Jake DeBrusk’s November was a month of transformation, as he went from a slow start to becoming a critical piece of the Vancouver Canucks’ top-six lineup.

Jake DeBrusk had a hat trick, including the game-winner with one minute left in overtime, and the visiting Vancouver Canucks defeated the Detroit Red Wings 5-4 on Sunday afternoon.

Lankinen becomes 1st goalie in NHL history to start season 10-0-0 on road; Talbot leaves game with injury for Detroit

Led by Jake DeBrusk's second career hat trick, the Vancouver Canucks defeated the Detroit Red Wings 5-4 in overtime in a Sunday matinee.

No one epitomizes the Canucks’ road-warrior style more so than Jake DeBrusk, who had his best game in his new uniform in the win over the Red Wings. Whether he and the rest of the team bring that energy home to Vancouver is the big question,

Nils Höglander got another opportunity to start the game higher in the lineup, and this time, I thought it’d be best to keep track of each of his shifts that might have set off the alarm bells for Tocchet.

The Detroit Red Wings fell to the Vancouver Canucks 5-4 in overtime Sunday, with left wing Jake DeBrusk scoring a hat trick, including the game-winner in overtime.

On Sunday afternoon at Little Caesars Arena, the Detroit Red Wings dropped a back-and-forth affair to the visiting Vancouver Canucks, falling 5-4 in overtime. Vancouver won the day on the strength of a Jake DeBrusk hat trick,