NHL roundup: Patrick Roy wins
Isles’ coaching debut in OT
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[January 22, 2024]
Bo Horvat scored on a breakaway 41 seconds into overtime on
Sunday night for the New York Islanders, who won Patrick Roy's debut
as head coach by edging the Dallas Stars 3-2 in Elmont, N.Y.
Mathew Barzal created a turnover by checking Matt Duchene deep in
the Islanders' zone before dishing to Horvat, who descended upon
Scott Wedgewood and went to the backhand to snap the Islanders'
four-game losing streak.
Lane Lambert was fired as the Islanders' coach on Saturday and was
replaced by Roy, the Hall of Fame goaltender who hadn't coached in
the NHL since his three-season stint with the Colorado Avalanche
ended in 2016. Alexander Romanov and Hudson Fasching also scored for
the Islanders, while goalie Ilya Sorokin made 40 saves.
Jason Robertson and Nils Lundkvist scored in the second period for
the Stars, who lost for the third time in eight games (5-2-1).
Wedgewood recorded 24 saves.
Wild 5, Hurricanes 2
Kirill Kaprizov scored three times to record his third career hat
trick as Minnesota topped Carolina in Raleigh, N.C.
Joel Eriksson Ek and Jake Middleton also scored and Filip Gustavsson
made 40 saves for the Wild, who have won three of their past four.
Eriksson Ek also had a pair of assists, as did Brock Faber. Kaprizov
has five goals in the past two games.
Martin Necas and Michael Bunting scored for the Hurricanes, who went
3-2-1 on a six-game homestand. Goalie Antti Raanta stopped 14 shots
in a game that Carolina seemed to dominate at times. The Hurricanes,
who went 0-for-4 on power plays, lost for just the third time in
their past 11 games.
Maple Leafs 3, Kraken 1
Auston Matthews scored his NHL-leading 38th goal of the season as
Toronto wrapped up a four-game Western trip with a victory at
Seattle.
Nicholas Robertson and Jake McCabe also tallied for Toronto, which
won for just the second time in its past seven games (2-4-1).
Much-maligned goaltender Ilya Samsonov made 16 saves to earn his
first victory in six appearances since Dec. 9.
Jordan Eberle scored for Seattle, which suffered its fourth straight
loss following franchise-record streaks of nine consecutive wins and
points in 13 games in a row (11-0-2). Joey Daccord stopped 23 of 25
shots.
Red Wings 2, Lightning 1
Alex Lyon made 27 saves to lead Detroit to a win over visiting Tampa
Bay.
Lucas Raymond and Daniel Sprong each scored a goal for the Red
Wings, who are 7-1-1 in their past nine games. Victor Hedman scored
the lone goal for Tampa Bay, which saw a five-game winning streak
come to an end.
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Jan 21, 2024; Elmont, New York, USA; New York Islanders head coach
Patrick Roy and center Kyle Palmieri (21) and right wing Simon
Holmstrom (10) and center Jean-Gabriel Pageau (44) watch from the
bench during the first period against the Dallas Stars at UBS Arena.
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Detroit took a 2-1 lead with 11:02 left in the
second period on a goal by Sprong, who picked up a loose puck at
center ice, skated in all alone on the Lightning goal and beat
Andrei Vasilevskiy (33 saves) to the glove side. The Lightning had a
six-on-four situation with 12 seconds remaining but couldn't get the
equalizer before time ran out.
Rangers 5, Ducks 2
Artemi Panarin scored the go-ahead goal with 5:37 remaining to
highlight a four-goal third period for New York, which rallied to
beat host Anaheim.
Chris Kreider had a goal and two assists and Vincent Trocheck, Will
Cuylle and Jimmy Vesey also scored for New York, which snapped a
five-game road losing streak. Igor Shesterkin made 16 saves as the
Rangers moved four points ahead of the second-place Philadelphia
Flyers in the Metropolitan Division.
Adam Henrique scored two goals and Troy Terry and Leo Carlsson each
had a pair of assists for Anaheim, which lost its sixth straight
home game. Lukas Dostal finished with 28 saves.
Senators 5, Flyers 3
Tim Stutzle scored two goals as Ottawa rallied past host
Philadelphia.
Zack MacEwen, Claude Giroux and Vladimir Tarasenko each added one
goal and Mads Sogaard made 22 saves as the Senators halted a
five-game road losing streak. Ottawa scored three times in the third
period to take over.
Egor Zamula had two goals and one assist while Joel Farabee added
one goal and two assists for the Flyers. Samuel Ersson stopped 29
shots.
--Field Level Media
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