Canucks set modern-day record in time without a shot vs. Coyotes
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As if being shut out to the 29th-place Arizona Coyotes isn't bad enough, the Vancouver Canucks did so Thursday in historically bad fashion.
It took Vancouver 28:12 to register its first shot on goal, the longest a team has gone since the NHL started tracking play-by-play in 2003, according to Sportsnet Stats.
Here's a look at the unbelievable performance - for all the wrong reasons - in chart form:
It's even funnier in chart form #TheCanucksAreActuallyAwful pic.twitter.com/ZR5HvaUp3T
— Jeff Veillette (@JeffVeillette) January 27, 2017
Vancouver ultimately amassed 19 shots (to Arizona's 31), as the loss bumped the Canucks out of a wild-card position in the West. Not ideal.