NHL
roundup: Knights win on OT penalty shot
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[October 29, 2018]
Jonathan Marchessault scored on
a penalty shot 2:24 into overtime as the Vegas Golden Knights
rallied for a 4-3 victory over the Ottawa Senators on Sunday night
in Las Vegas.
Marchessault was hooked by Mark Stone as he broke into the Ottawa
zone on a breakaway to set up his first-ever penalty try. The Vegas
center then came in from the right side of the slot and rifled a
shot past Senators goalie Craig Anderson's glove side for his sixth
goal of the season.
Alex Tuch had his second career two-goal game and Ryan Reaves also
scored for Vegas. Erik Haula added a pair of assists for the Golden
Knights, who finished with a team-record 53 shots on goal compared
to just 22 for the Senators. Marc-Andre Fleury made 19 saves.
Ryan Dzingel had a goal and an assist, and Bobby Ryan and Matt
Duchene also scored goals for Ottawa. Thomas Chabot added two
assists, and Anderson finished with 49 saves for the Senators.
Sharks 4, Ducks 3 (OT)
Timo Meier scored two goals, including the overtime winner, and
added an assist as San Jose won at Anaheim.
Meier jammed in a loose puck at 2:12 of overtime. The Sharks have
won four of their last five games, while the struggling Ducks
incurred their fifth consecutive loss.
Logan Couture posted a goal and an assist for the Sharks, while
Thomas Hertl furnished two helpers. San Jose's Rourke Chartier
collected his first NHL career goal. Pontus Aberg scored his first
two goals of the season for the Ducks, while Josh Manson also scored
and Ryan Getzlaf had two assists.
Oilers 2, Blackhawks 1 (OT)
Connor McDavid scored 53 seconds into overtime to lift Edmonton to a
win at Chicago.
McDavid buried a two-on-one chance to give Edmonton its third
victory in a row. It was the eighth goal in 10 games for the Oilers'
21-year-old superstar, who has been held without a point only once
this season. Zack Kassian scored in regulation for Edmonton, and Cam
Talbot made 31 saves.
Brent Seabrook scored for Chicago, which earned a point in the
standings but dropped to 3-3 in overtime contests. Blackhawks goalie
Cam Ward stopped 26 shots.
Islanders 2, Hurricanes 1
Ryan Pulock's first goal of the season helped visiting New York
defeat Carolina in Raleigh, N.C.
Islanders goalie Thomas Greiss stopped 38 shots, continuing his
mastery against the Hurricanes. He has won his last five matchups
when facing Carolina.
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Golden Knights center Jonathan Marchessault (81) celebrates with
left wing Erik Haula (56) after scoring the game winning goal in
overtime against the Ottawa Senators in Las Vegas at T-Mobile Arena.
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Pulock scored with 5:25 remaining in the second period. Anders Lee,
who had the primary assist on the go-ahead goal, scored the game's
first goal. Teuvo Teravainen scored 76 seconds into the second
period for Carolina's goal. Hurricanes goalie Petr Mrazek stopped 18
shots.
Red Wings 4, Stars 2
Tyler Bertuzzi and Jonathan Ericsson scored in the first 10 minutes
of the third period as host Detroit earned its first regulation
victory of the season by beating Dallas.
Anthony Mantha and Justin Abdelkader also scored for the Red Wings,
who have lost nine of 11 to open the season and still have the
fewest points in the NHL (six). Detroit's Jonathan Bernier made 28
saves.
Gemel Smith and Radek Faksa scored for the Stars, who had a two-game
winning streak snapped. Goalie Ben Bishop recorded 19 saves.
Kings 4, Rangers 3
Alec Martinez scored with 55 seconds left, and Los Angeles ended a
six-game losing streak with a win against visiting New York.
Ilya Kovalchuk had a goal and two assists, Dustin Brown scored in
his season debut, and Jack Campbell made 22 saves as the Kings
avoided their longest losing streak in 11 years by rallying from a
2-0 deficit.
Vladislav Namestnikov and Tony DeAngelo each had a goal and an
assist, and Henrik Lundqvist made 36 saves for New York
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