TORONTO, Jan. 30 (UPI) -- Daniel and Henrik Sedin took over in the third period Saturday with three goals that lifted the Vancouver Canucks to a 5-3 win over Toronto.
Daniel Sedin scored twice and had an assist in the decisive period and Henrik picked up a goal and assist in the Canucks' seventh consecutive win.
The outburst overshadowed a rough night for the usually steady Roberto Luongo, who left the game after one period in which he was scuffed for three goals on just eight shots.
Alexander Burrows also turned in a sparkling performance for the visitors with two goals, including an empty-net tally, and two assists.
Phil Kessel had two of the Toronto goals. Jamal Mayers also scored for the Maple Leafs, who lost their sixth in a row. Vesa Toskala faced 35 shots and gave up four goals.
