LATEST | Noah Juulsen absolutely destroys Kings forward with a massive open-ice hit

Possibly the player that has grown the most since the season started, Noah Juulsen has been as good as one could've hoped him to be when called upon.

The defenseman was slotted into the Canucks' lineup as the 7th defenseman. Still, he's been one of the healthiest defencemen on the Canucks d-core this season and played the vast majority of the team's game.

The Canucks are playing the L.A. Kings tonight, and the team's number 47 attempted to wake up the troop with a massive center-ice hit on the Kings' forward Alex Lafferiere.

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