The Montreal Canadiens came back strong to beat Kiefer Sherwood and the Vancouver Canucks 4-3 at Rogers Arena on Saturday. However, what caught more attention than the comeback was a moment caught on camera during the game. A video shared by Gino Hard on X showed a Canucks player shouting toward the Canadiens bench.“Keep running your mouth and I’ll take you right out of the f*ckin’ Olympics,” the player said.The clip went viral as fans tried to figure out who the voice belonged to.Many believed it was Sherwood, who is known for his intensity and physical play."That’s 100 percent Kiefer Sherwood lol probably slaf running his mouth again," one fan wrote.DT @DmTys___LINK@GinoHard_ That’s 100 percent Kiefer Sherwood lol probably slaf running his mouth again."If anything, that’s a compliment. He’s telling him he’s an Olympics level player," another fan wrote."Whoever said it has a right shot, toe wrap, white tape job, and is a forward . Some of you Canucks fans are saying Keiffer Sherwood and that checks out," one fan said.Here are more fan reactions."Let Sherwood run at mouth because that s all he does," another fan said."Habs destroyed them on scoreboard and shattered them emotionally. Gotta LOVE my team," a fan commented."He’s saying 'keep running your Mouth. Ill take you right outta here fu**in’ limpin’ not outta the Olympics," one fan tweeted.Kiefer Sherwood scores twice as Canucks beat Oilers 4-3 in overtimeKiefer Sherwood made headlines for a different reason on Sunday. The Vancouver Canucks ended their three-game losing streak with a 4-3 overtime win against the Edmonton Oilers at Rogers Arena. Sherwood scored twice, including the game-winner at 1:43 into overtime. Brock Boeser had a goal and two assists, while Elias Pettersson also scored for Vancouver.Leon Draisaitl scored two goals for the Oilers, including one late in the third to tie the game, but Vancouver stayed composed and closed it out in overtime. After the game, Sherwood spoke about the team’s mindset."We just stick together through all the ups and downs,” Sherwood said, via NHL.com “The coaches say keep your emotions in check, it’s a long 60 minutes. There are going to be ups and downs and power plays and PKs and stuff. We just have to rely on the strength of the team and get our work boots on.”The Canucks will next face the New York Rangers at Rogers Arena on Tuesday at 10 p.m. ET.