Former Vancouver Canucks goalie Louis Domingue scored a goal for the Hartford Wolf Pack last night to solidify his team's playoff-clinching win.

Former Vancouver Canucks goalie Louis Domingue scored a goal for the Hartford Wolf Pack last night to solidify his team's playoff-clinching win.

Domingue played one game for the Canucks in the 2019-20 season. He faced the Columbus Blue Jackets and gave up four goals on 34 shots. 

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The Wolf Pack needed to win to advance to the postseason, and although Domingue's goal wasn't the game-winner, he practically solidified the result. Hartford has made the AHL playoff for the second straight season with Domingue as one of the team's top netminders. 

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