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In the Battle of Alberta, Leon Draisaitl secured a hat trick and tallied an assist to post four points. Even with this impressive performance, the Oilers could not come out victorious.
Edmonton’s goaltending issues came to light, as Calgary scored a whopping nine goals over the course of this game. Mikko Koskinen was Edmonton’s starter. He allowed five goals on 12 shots during an ice time of 25:06. Mike Smith entered the game in relief and allowed an additional four goals on 26 shots.
For the Flames, there were three different players who had two-goal nights. Mikael Backlund, Matthew Tkachuk and Elias Lindholm. The Calgary offense posted a dynamic performance that helped them secure a dominant win over the Oilers.
NEW YORK 3 BOSTON 6
Craig Smith opened scoring 4:03 into the first period. His goal was assisted by Brandon Carlo and Charlie Coyle.
Taylor Hall put the Bruins up 2-0 with a power play goal scored 19:26 into the first. His goal was assisted by Charlie McAvoy and Brad Marchand.
Brock Nelson got the Islanders on the board with just over ten seconds remaining in the opening period. Zdeno Chara and Anders Lee earned assists on the score.
David Pastrnak notched a goal 2:13 into the second. His goal was assisted by Erik Haula and Taylor Hall.
Brad Marchand put Boston up 4-1 just over a minute later. Patrice Bergeron tallied the sole helper on Marchand’s goal.
Anders Lee scored a power play goal 5:12 into the second to set the score at 4-2. His goal was assisted by Jean-Gabriel Pageau and Noah Dobson.
Erik Haula found the back of the net 14:33 into the second. David Pastrnak and Taylor Hall notched helpers on this score.
Jake DeBrusk lit the lamp with under two minutes remaining in the second. His goal was assisted by Brad Marchand and Charlie McAvoy.
Zach Parise secured a power play goal in the third to conclude the scoring in this game. His goal was assisted by Anthony Beauvillier and Kyle Palmieri.
For New York, Semyon Varlamov made 38 saves on 44 shots for a .864 save percentage.
For the Bruins, Linus Ullmark allowed three goals on 27 shots for a save percentage of .889.
TAMPA BAY 2 DETROIT 1 OT
Oskar Sundqvist opened scoring in this matchup 8:41 into the third period to finally break the 0-0 tie. His goal was assisted by Pius Suter and Adam Erne.
Steven Stamkos tied the game up 1-1 with a power play goal. His goal was scored with under five minutes remaining in regulation and was assisted by Brayden Point and Anthony Cirelli.
In overtime, Brayden Point came out with the game-winner. His goal was assisted by Steven Stamkos and Anthony Cirelli.
For Tampa Bay Brian Elliott allowed just one goal on 27 shots for a save percentage of .963
For the Red Wings, Alex Nedeljkovic made 34 saves on 36 shots to end his night with a save percentage of .944.
CHICAGO 4 VEGAS 5 OT
Chicago started this game off by scoring three consecutive goals. Dominik Kubalik scored in the first and his goal was assisted by Jake McCabe and Jonathan Toews. Then Jonathan Toews got on the scoreboard himself. His goal was assisted by Alex DeBrincat. Dylan Strome scored late in the second to set the score at 3-0. Caleb Jones and Patrick Kane tallied assists on this goal.
Then in the third, Vegas scored three consecutive goals. Chandler Stephenson scored 1:24 into the period. His goal was assisted by Evgenii Dadonov. William Karlsson scored just under a minute later. Dylan Coghlan and Jonathan Marchessault tallied helpers on this goal. Jack Eichel tied the game up 3-3 3:16 into the third. His goal was assisted by Chandler Stephenson and Shea Theodore.
Alex DeBrincat helped the Blackhawks regain their lead with a goal scored 8:53 into the final period. His goal was assisted by Patrick Kane and Seth Jones.
However, under a minute later Alex Pietrangelo tied the game up 4-4. His goal was assisted by Nicolas Roy and Mattias Janmark.
In overtime, Evgenii Dadonov sealed the victory for Vegas. His goal was assisted by Nicolas Roy and Jonathan Marchessault.
For Chicago, Kevin Lankinen made 29 saves on 34 shots for a save percentage of .853.
In the Vegas crease was Logan Thompson. He made 30 saves on 34 shots and exited this game with a save percentage of .882.
TORONTO 2 MONTREAL 4
Auston Matthews opened scoring just over 30 seconds after puck drop. His goal was assisted by Michael Bunting and Mitch Marner.
David Savard tied the game up 1-1 9:44 into the second. Laurent Dauphin and Nick Suzuki earned helpers on the score.
Cole Caufield gave Montreal a 2-1 lead with a power play goal. His goal was scored 18:08 into the second and was assisted by Chris Wideman and Nick Suzuki.
William Nylander tied the game up with a power play goal scored 7:33 into the third. His goal was assisted by John Tavares and Mitch Marner.
Paul Byron notched the game-winner 17:32 into the final period. His goal was unassisted.
Christian Dvorak concluded scoring with an empty-netter. This final goal was assisted by Paul Byron and David Savard.
For Toronto, Erik Kallgren had a tough showing. He allowed three goals on just 17 shots and posted a save percentage of .824.
For the Canadiens, Jake Allen made an impressive 49 saves on 51 shots to end his game with a save percentage of .961.
FLORIDA 4 OTTAWA 3 SO
Alex Formenton was the first player on the scoreboard in this game. He scored 7:54 into the first. His goal was assisted by Michael Del Zotto.
Artem Zub put the Senators up 2-0 with a goal scored 15:26 into the first. His goal was assisted by Josh Norris and Drake Batherson.
6:47 into the second, Dylan Gambrell increase Ottawa’s lead to 3-0. Tyler Ennis earned the sole assist on this score.
Anthony Duclair finally got the Panthers on the board with a power play goal, scored 8:55 into the second. Claude Giroux and Sam Reinhart tallied helpers on this goal.
Patric Hornqvist brought Florida within one just over a minute later. His goal was assisted by Gustav Forsling and Noel Acciari.
Late in the third, Aleksander Barkov tied the game up. His goal was assisted by Jonathan Huberdeau and Claude Giroux. This goal forced the game to go to additional minutes and the Panthers would eventually go on to secure the victory during shootout.
For Florida, Sergei Bobrovsky allowed three goals on 22 shots for a save percentage of .864.
For the Senators, Anton Forsberg made 46 saves on 49 shots to earn himself a save percentage of .939.
NEW JERSEY 3 WASHINGTON 4
55 seconds into the second Jack Hughes opened scoring. His goal was assisted by Yegor Sharangovich and Dawson Mercer.
Tom Wilson tied the game up 1-1 2:47 into the second. His goal was assisted by Conor Sheary and John Carlson.
Damon Severson helped the Devils regain their lead 7:17 into the second. Ryan Graves and Jesper Boqvist earned assists on the score.
Connor McMichael tied the game up 2-2 just over two minutes into the third. His goal was assisted by Justin Schultz and John Carlson.
Nicklas Backstrom helped the Capitals get their first lead of this matchup 6:56 into the third. Anthony Mantha earned the sole assist on Backstrom’s goal.
Alex Ovechkin scored a power play goal 11:48 into the third to set the score at 4-2. His goal was assisted by Evgeny Kuznetsov and Nicklas Backstrom.
Jesper Bratt scored the final goal of this contest with just over 30 seconds remaining in the game. His goal was assisted by Jack Hughes and Nico Hischier.
For New Jersey, Nico Daws made 18 saves on 22 shots to post a save percentage of .818.
For the Capitals,Vitek Vanecek allowed three goals on 38 shots to end his night with a save percentage of .921.
VANCOUVER 4 DALLAS 1
Jacob Peterson was the first player on the scoreboard in this matchup. He scored 5:42 into the second. Jamie Benn was credited with the sole assist on this opening goal.
Elias Pettersson tallied the first of four consecutive Canucks goals in this game. His goal came on the power player 15:25 into the second. His goal was assisted by Quinn Hughes and J.T. Miller.
Just over a minute into the third, Elias Pettersson scored his second of the night. Oliver Ekman-Larsson earned the only assist on this goal.
Bo Horvat notched empty-netter 18:54 into the third to pad the Canucks lead.
With just over 30 seconds left in the game, J.T. Miller scored to set the final score at 4-1. His goal was assisted by Luke Schenn and Conor Garland.
For Vancouver, Thatcher Demko barely missed out on a shutout. He made 35 saves on 36 shots for a save percentage of .972.
For the Stars, Jake Oettinger allowed three goals on 30 shots for a save percentage of .900.
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CAROLINA 7 ST. LOUIS 2
Both Andrei Svechnikov and Seth Jarvis found the back of the net twice in this outing. The other Carolina goals came courtesy of Nino Niederreiter, Brett Pesce and Martin Necas. Ian Cole, Jesper Fast and Teuvo Teravainen all tallied two assists each for the Hurricanes. Vincent Trocheck, Sebastian Aho, Brett Pesce, Jaccob Slavin, Tony DeAngelo, Jesperi Kotkaniemi, and Martin Necas all picked up one helper in this contest.
For the Blues, Pavel Buchnevich had himself a two-goal night. His first goal was assisted by Nick Leddy and Robert Thomas. Jordan Kyrou and Robert Thomas earned assists on his second goal.
Antti Raanta manned the Carolina crease in this game. He made 30 stops on 32 shots to post a save percentage of .938.
Between the Blues pipes was Ville Husso. He allowed five goals on 26 shots to exit this game with a save percentage of .808.
COLUMBUS 2 MINNESOTA 3 OT
Kirill Kaprizov opened scoring with a power play goal. His goal came 8:34 into the first and was assisted by Mats Zuccarello and Joel Eriksson Ek.
8:16 into the second, Jake Bean tied the game up 1-1. His goal was assisted by Jack Roslovic and Dean Kukan.
Jakub Voracek gave the Blue Jackets their first lead late in the second. Vladislav Gavrikov and Patrik Laine tallied helpers on this goal.
Kirill Kaprizov scored his second of the night with just over a minute remaining in regulation. His goal was assisted by Jonas Brodin and Kevin Fiala.
In overtime, Jared Spurgeon sealed the victory for the Wild. His game-winning goal was assisted by Kevin Fiala and Frederick Gaudreau.
For Columbus, Elvis Merzlikins made 35 saves on 38 shots for a save percentage of .921.
For the Wild, Marc-Andre Fleury allowed two goals on 25 shots to end his Minnesota debut with a save percentage of .920.
SEATTLE 2 LOS ANGELES 4
Gabriel Vilardi was the first player on the scoreboard, as he notched a goal 15:05 into the first. Olli Maatta earned the sole assist on the score.
4:17 into the second, Anze Kopitar increased the Los Angeles lead to 2-0. His goal was assisted by Alex Iafallo and Adrian Kempe.
Daniel Sprong got the Kraken on the board 6:29 into the second. Carson Soucy picked up a helper on Sprong’s goal.
Jordan Spence put the Kings up 3-1 with a goal scored 15:47 into the second. His goal was assisted by Arthur Kaliyev and Blake Lizotte.
Sean Durzi scored a power play goal 3:35 into the third. His goal was assisted by Anze Kopitar and Adrian Kempe.
Morgan Geekie concluded scoring in this game with just four seconds remaining in regulation. His goal was assisted by Will Borgen and Kole Lind.
For Seattle, Philipp Grubauer made 23 saves on 27 shots for a save percentage of .852.
For the Kings, Cal Petersen allowed two goals on 25 shots to end his night with a save percentage of .920.
ANAHEIM 1 SAN JOSE 4
Timo Meier netted a hat trick in this game and was thus responsible for all but one of San Jose’s goals. The other Sharks goal was scored by Marc-Edouard Vlasic. Tomas Hertl and Alexander Barabanov both had two assists on the night. Ryan Merkley, Scott Reedy and Brent Burns all tallied one helper each.
For the Ducks, Gerry Mayhew scored the lone Anaheim goal 1:05 into the third. His goal was assisted by Dominik Simon.
Lukas Dostal was in the Anaheim crease for this outing. He allowed four goals on 24 shots for a save percentage of .833.
For San Jose, James Reimer allowed just one goal on 28 shots to post a save percentage of .964.
EDMONTON 5 CALGARY 9
Leon Draisaitl notched a hat trick and tallied an assist, but even a four-point night was not enough to help the Oilers win. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins also had a four-point night, as he scored once and picked up three assists. The only other Edmonton goal in this game came courtesy of Derick Brassard. Duncan Keith, Zach Hyman, Zack Kassian, and Evan Bouchard all picked up an assist each. Connor McDavid had two helpers on the night.
For the Flames, Mikael Backlund, Matthew Tkachuk and Elias Lindholm all scored two goals each. Christopher Tanev, Dillon Dube and Oliver Kylington found the back of the net once during this game. Johnny Gaudreau had an impressive five-assist night in this outing. Tyler Toffoli, Noah Hanifin, Matthew Tkachuk, and Christopher Tanev tallied two helpers. Mikael Backlund, Blake Coleman, Dillon Dube, and Andrew Mangiapane posted an assist each.
Mikko Koskinen started this game for the Oilers. He allowed five goals on 12 shots during an ice time of 25:06. Mike Smith entered the game in relief and allowed an additional four goals on 26 shots.
Between the Calgary pipes was Jacob Markstrom. He made 26 saves on 31 shots to post a save percentage of .839.
