Down 5-2 With 7:37 Left, the Canucks Won in OT. Jonathan Lekkerimaki Scored Twice in 49 Seconds

Down 5-2 With 7:37 Left, the Canucks Won in OT. Jonathan Lekkerimaki Scored Twice in 49 Seconds

Jonathan Lekkerimaki scored at 17:14 and 18:03 of the third to tie it and Filip Hronek won it on a power play in overtime as Vancouver beat Anaheim 6-5.

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A.J. Greer's second goal of the night put the Anaheim Ducks up 5-2 with 7:37 left in the third period on Tuesday. The Vancouver Canucks scored the next four goals, two of them by Jonathan Lekkerimaki 49 seconds apart, and won 6-5 in overtime.

The win at Honda Center was the Canucks' third of the season; they are 3-10-1. Anaheim fell to 5-6-1.

Jonathan Lekkerimaki's Goals at 17:14 and 18:03

Jamie Oleksiak's slap shot made it 5-3 just 31 seconds after Greer scored. Lekkerimaki beat Lukas Dostal unassisted at 17:14, then tied the game with a snap shot at 18:03, set up by Elias Pettersson and Filip Hronek. He finished with two goals, an assist and four shots, and has six goals this season, per ESPN.

Hronek ended it at 4:49 of overtime with a power-play slap shot, his first goal of the season. He played 27:08, more than any Canuck. Brock Boeser had a goal and two assists, and Pettersson had two assists.

Shots 33-23 and the Ducks' Second Period

Anaheim built its lead with three goals in the second period from Jeff Malott, Beckett Sennecke on the power play and Leo Carlsson, and led 4-1 after two. Vancouver outshot the Ducks 33-23 for the game. Dostal made 27 saves on 33 shots; Leevi Merilainen stopped 18 of 23 for Vancouver.

The Canucks play at San Jose on Thursday, and the Ducks host Buffalo the same night. Every number above is from the ESPN box score. More hockey is on our NHL page.