Vancouver outshot Anaheim 32-17, but Gerber, a 28-year-old rookie from Switzerland, was solid in his second straight start for Anaheim. He made three saves in overtime, and was key to holding the Canucks to no goals in nine power plays.
Morrison opened the scoring with 2:19 left in the first period, wiring a slap shot over Gerber's glove.
McDonald tied it 5:46 into the second with Vancouver defenseman Sami Salo in the penalty box for playing with a broken stick. Niclas Havlid's point shot hit the post, and McDonald beat everyone to the loose puck in the crease and tapped it past sprawling goalie Dan Cloutier.
Hlavac converted a 2-on-1 feed from Todd Warriner with a wrist shot from the same spot as Morrison's goal that also beat Gerber high to the glove side.
Vancouver had several great chances to take the lead on the power play, but the Canucks managed just two shots on their first four man-advantages. The Canucks are without a power-play goal in 23 chances over four games.
Gerber, who beat Colorado in his first NHL start on Sunday, got a little lucky when Trevor Letowski hit the post on a 2-on-1 with 2:40 left to play. But Gerber made a great stop in tight on Todd Bertuzzi on another 2-on-1 less than a minute later and two more on a Vancouver power play in the final minute ofregulation.
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