NHL roundup: Penguins end Avs' record road run
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[October 27, 2023]
Reilly Smith scored two first-period goals and Tristan Jarry
stopped all 31 shots he faced Thursday as the Pittsburgh Penguins
snapped a three-game losing streak and handed the visiting Colorado
Avalanche their first loss of the season, 4-0.
The Avalanche, who had not lost in any fashion in their first six
games, had their NHL record for consecutive road wins, dating to
last season, snapped at 15.
It was Jarry's second shutout of the season, the 15th of his career
and his first against the Avalanche. He had been 1-3-0 in his first
four starts, meaning both his wins have come via shutout.
Lars Eller and Sidney Crosby also scored for the Penguins, who are
6-2-0 against Colorado in the past eight meetings.
Rangers 3, Oilers 0
Jonathan Quick made 29 saves for his 59th career shutout and
visiting New York scored three times in the second period to beat
Edmonton for its third straight win.
The 37-year-old Quick, making his second start for the Rangers,
moved into a tie for 20th place on the all-time shutouts list with
Evgeni Nabokov. Adam Fox and Brayden Schneider each had a goal and
an assist, Artemi Panarin had two assists and Alexis Lafreniere also
scored for the Rangers.
Stuart Skinner made 29 saves for Edmonton, which took its sixth loss
in seven games.
Flyers 6, Wild 2
Bobby Brink scored two goals, Travis Sanheim added one goal and two
assists and host Philadelphia defeated Minnesota.
Sean Couturier and Travis Konecny each had one goal and one assist
while Owen Tippett contributed one goal for the Flyers. Cam Atkinson
registered three assists. Carter Hart made 26 saves.
Dakota Mermis and Marcus Foligno scored one goal apiece for the
Wild. Filip Gustavsson stopped 29 shots.
Jets 4, Red Wings 1
Connor Hellebuyck made 35 saves and Mason Appleton and Nino
Niederreiter each had a goal and an assist as visiting Winnipeg
defeated Detroit.
Hellebuyck's sharp performance neutralized an offense that entered
the game averaging an NHL-best 4.86 goals per game. Nikolaj Ehlers
and Kyle Connor had the other goals for the Jets.
Lucas Raymond scored the only goal for the Red Wings, who lost in
regulation for the first time since their season opener. Dylan
Larkin stretched his season point streak to eight games with an
assist. James Reimer was credited with 25 saves.
Hurricanes 3, Kraken 2 (OT)
Martin Necas scored with 9.7 seconds left in overtime to propel
Carolina to a victory over Seattle in Raleigh, N.C.
Necas finished with two goals and an assist as the Hurricanes
snapped a three-game losing streak. Frederik Andersen made 24 saves
for Carolina in his first action since Oct. 17. The Hurricanes
forced overtime when Jesperi Kotkaniemi scored with 4:24 left in
regulation.
Oliver Bjorkstrand and Devin Shore scored for the Kraken, who have
yet to win consecutive games this season. Kraken goalie Joey Daccord
stopped 42 shots.
Ducks 4, Bruins 3 (OT)
Mason McTavish scored at 2:08 of overtime as Anaheim scored the
final three goals to top host Boston.
Radko Gudas also scored, Ryan Strome added two assists, and John
Gibson made 27 saves for Anaheim, which has back-to-back wins
following a three-game skid.
David Pastrnak scored a goal and added an assist while Charlie
McAvoy dished out three helpers to lead Boston, which was 6-0-0
entering the night. Charlie Coyle and Matt Grzelcyk scored the
Bruins' first two goals.
Canadiens 4, Blue Jackets 3 (OT)
Cole Caufield scored with 43 seconds remaining in overtime, and
Montreal rallied from two goals down to beat visiting Columbus.
After recording two assists, Caufield's shot past Columbus
goaltender Elvis Merzlikins (25 saves) in the final stages of
overtime helped Montreal win for the third time in four games.
Caufield has four goals and five assists and has earned at least one
point in six of his seven games this season.
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Oct 26, 2023; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA; Pittsburgh Penguins
right wing Reilly Smith (middle) is congratulated by defenseman Ryan
Shea (5) and right wing Rickard Rakell (67) after Smith scored a
power play goal against the Colorado Avalanche during the first
period at PPG Paints Arena. Mandatory Credit: Charles LeClaire-USA
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Nick Suzuki also had a goal and two assists for
Montreal, which got 33 saves from Sam Montembeault. Emil Bemstrom
had two power-play goals, and Jack Roslovic recorded a goal and two
assists for Columbus, which is amid a 2-0-2 stretch.
Lightning 6, Sharks 0
Jonas Johansson crafted his second straight shutout and host Tampa
Bay blitzed its way to a trio of first-period goals en route to a
dominant victory over winless San Jose.
In his fifth consecutive game manning the Tampa Bay net, Johansson
(4-1-2) stopped all 23 shots by the Sharks. He made 32 saves while
beating the Carolina Hurricanes 3-0 on Tuesday.
Brayden Point, Michael Eyssimont and Steven Stamkos scored in the
opening 20 minutes for the Lightning, who moved to 3-0-1 on their
five-game homestand and 4-0-1 on home ice. Brandon Hagel, Nicholas
Paul and Luke Glendening also found the net. San Jose's Mackenzie
Blackwood (0-4-1) surrendered five goals on 21 shots before being
removed before the game's halfway point.
Maple Leafs 4, Stars 1
Morgan Rielly had a goal and an assist as visiting Toronto defeated
Dallas.
Mitchell Marner, Tyler Bertuzzi and John Tavares also scored for the
Maple Leafs, who have won three in a row. Joseph Woll made 31 saves
in his second straight start in goal for the Maple Leafs, who are
3-1-0 on their five-game road trip.
Mason Marchment scored for the Stars, who had registered a point in
each of their previous games this season, going 4-0-1. Scott
Wedgewood stopped 20 shots for the Stars, who have lost six straight
vs. Toronto in Dallas and are 4-17 in the series' last 21 games.
Blues 3, Flames 0
Oskar Sundqvist collected a goal and an assist and goaltender Joel
Hofer recorded his first career shutout as visiting St. Louis beat
struggling Calgary.
Kasperi Kapanen and Nick Leddy also scored for the Blues, who have
been on a lose-one, win-one run since the season began. Hofer, the
backup goaltender, made 26 saves for the victory in his second game
of the season, the 10th of his NHL career.
Jacob Markstrom produced 32 stops for the Flames but received
virtually no support as his team dropped a fourth consecutive clash.
Calgary has one victory in its past seven outings (1-5-1). The
Flames, who have scored only four goals total in their past four
outings, left the ice to a chorus of boos from the local faithful.
Islanders 3, Senators 2
Noah Dobson scored the tiebreaking goal early in the third period
for host New York, which edged Ottawa in Elmont, N.Y.
The Senators played the final 31-plus minutes without defenseman
Erik Brannstrom, who was wheeled off the ice with 11:17 left in the
second after he hit his neck on the ice following a check from
Clutterbuck.
Bo Horvat and Cal Clutterbuck scored in the first for the Islanders,
who snapped a three-game losing streak (0-2-1). Goalie Ilya Sorokin
made 45 saves.
--Field Level Media
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