Andrei Kumenko had the first hat trick in his career

On Thursday night, the Vancouver Canucks crushed the Anaheim Ducks 8-5. But Andrei Kuzmenko conquered the spotlight with three goals, one assist, and his first NHL career hat trick in his 11th game.

Andrei Kuzmenko has the first @Enterprise hat trick of his NHL career! pic.twitter.com/KtNovuT67o

— NHL (@NHL) November 4, 2022

Andrei Kumenzo said to media, “I’ve began to feel really good here. I’m beginning to this game, the NHL rules and just to keep going.”

The Canucks squad performed amazingly in this NHL season. Ellias Petterson was unstoppable last night. He scored a goal and four assists, eight shots on net, and deserves applause for his five-point performance against the Ducks.

Peterson’s skilled goal broke a 1-1 tie after halftime. He led his team with an expected goal rating of 76.1percent.

Bo Horvat scored two goals and an assist, and Quinn Hughes scored two assists last night. Dakota Joshua and J. T. Miller also played well for the Canucks.

Andrei Kuzmenko scored a hat trick in the third period. Ilya Mikheyev and Ellias Petterson scored 10 points combinedly.

After the match, Petterson expressed his happiness to Press for Kuzmenko’s first hat trick.

He said,”I’m really happy for him. He’s been working really hard. New city, new language and everything for him. Just super happy for him.”

"I'm really happy for him. He's been working really hard. New city, new language and everything for him. Just super happy for him."

🗣️ Elias Pettersson on Andrei Kuzmenko scoring a hat trick @theprovince | #Canucks pic.twitter.com/zq4rOpaZPx

— Vancouver Canucks (@Canucks) November 4, 2022

Canuck’s goaltender Spencer Martin had 26 saves, while John Gibson had 39 saves for the Anaheim Ducks.

Troy Terry leads the Ducks with his one goal and two assists. However, Ryan Strome, Max Comtois, Trevor Zegras, and Max Jones also played well for the Anaheim Ducks. But the Canucks beat the Ducks 8-5 at last.

After the match superstar player said in press conference,”We’re getting better each game”.”I haven’t played with them before this season so, I mean, the more we play, the better we’ll know each other — where we are (on the ice). Today, I think we had a lot of scoring chances on the rush. But I think we should be better at having more offensive zone time. I feel like sometimes it’s a lot of one-and-dones; we’re trying to score right away instead of having some of O-zone time.”