| NHL roundup: Mantha scores all 4 
			goals in Wings win
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			 [October 07, 2019] 
			Anthony Mantha scored all four 
			of the Detroit Red Wings goals, including the game-winner in the 
			final minute, as his team won its home opener 4-3 over the Dallas 
			Stars on Sunday. 
 Mantha, who had one career hat trick prior to the game, became the 
			first Red Wings player to score four times in a game since Johan 
			Franzen had five goals in 2011. Mantha also scored in Detroit's 
			season-opening win in Nashville on Saturday.
 
 Mantha scored with 54 seconds to go when he took a pass from Filip 
			Hronek and his shot deflected off a Dallas defenseman and past 
			goaltender Anton Khudobin.
 
 Jonathan Bernier made 19 saves, including a pad save in the closing 
			seconds against Alexander Radulov to preserve the victory.
 
 Hurricanes 4, Lightning 3 (OT)
 
 Jaccob Slavin's second goal of the season provided Carolina with its 
			third come-from-behind victory as the Hurricanes overcame Tampa Bay 
			at Raleigh, N.C.
 
 Slavin, a defenseman, scored 1:53 into the extra session off an 
			assist from captain Jordan Staal. Brett Pesce, Erik Haula and Dougie 
			Hamilton scored for Carolina, which faced a 3-1 deficit. Andrei 
			Svechnikov and Teuvo Teravainen each notched two assists.
 
 The Hurricanes rallied to win their first two games of the season, 
			including in overtime Saturday night at Washington. Carolina is 
			3-0-0 with every game extended beyond regulation. A defenseman 
			provided the winning tally each time.
 
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			Wings right wing Anthony Mantha (39) celebrates his goal in the 
			second period against the Dallas Stars at Little Caesars Arena. 
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            Islanders 4, Jets 1
 Josh Bailey scored the first of the Islanders' three consecutive 
			second-period goals as host New York defeated Winnipeg in Uniondale, 
			N.Y.
 
 Brock Nelson and Anders Lee also scored in the second period while 
			Anthony Beauvillier added a goal in the third period for the 
			Islanders, who were playing the second game of a season-opening 
			three-game homestand.
 
             
            
 Goalie Thomas Greiss recorded 35 saves in his season debut.
 
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