NHL
roundup: Oilers blank Jets at Heritage Classic
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[October 24, 2016]
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba -- Edmonton
goaltender Cam Talbot recorded 31 saves as the Oilers earned a 3-0
victory against the Winnipeg Jets in the Heritage Classic in front
of 33,240 at Investors Group Field on Sunday.
Talbot earned his first shutout of the season and 12th of his
career.
Mark Letestu broke the deadlock with a shorthanded goal, and Darnell
Nurse and Zack Kassian also scored goals for the Oilers.
Connor Hellebuyck finished with 29 saves in the losing effort.
Islanders 6, Wild 3
NEW YORK -- John Tavares scored twice and New York overcame 10 shots
on goal by Zach Parise in a victory over Minnesota.
Calvin de Haan, Johnny Boychuk, Alan Quine and Thomas Hickey also
scored for the Islanders, who won three of their first four home
games.
Parise became the 18th active player to score 300 career goals early
in the second period. He also was credited with a second goal for
Minnesota following an official's review. Nino Niederreiter scored
late in the third for Minnesota.
Rangers 3, Coyotes 2
NEW YORK -- Dan Girardi scored the go-ahead goal 1:55 into third
period to help propel New York past Arizona at Madison Square
Garden.
J.T. Miller and Josh Jooris also scored for the Rangers, who were
playing their second game in as many nights. Henrik Lundqvist turned
aside 27 shots for the victory.
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Radim Vrabata scored both goals for the Coyotes, who received 23
saves from Louis Domingue. The Coyotes have lost four straight.
Ducks 4, Canucks 2
ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Nick Ritchie and Corey Perry scored late in the
final period to give Anaheim a win over Vancouver in the Ducks' home
opener.
Ryan Getzlaf added three assists, and Cam Fowler and Andrew Cogliano
also provided goals for the Ducks, who earned their second
consecutive win after losing their first four games. Goalie John
Gibson contributed 17 saves for Anaheim.
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Henrik Sedin and Bo Horvat scored for the Canucks, who lost for the
first time in regulation this season. Goalie Ryan Miller, who missed
the previous four games because of a groin injury, stopped 33 shots
in just his second appearance of the season.
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