NHL News and Notes from Thursday, October 27th, 2022
News
- The Philadelphia Flyers claimed forward Kieffer Bellows from the New York Islanders.
Game Recaps
- Detroit Red Wings v. Boston Bruins – 7p ET
- In Beantown, the Red Wings and Bruins face off in an Original Six match-up. In the first period, Charlie Coyle strikes with his second of the year to give the Bruins the 1-0 lead. In the second, Brad Marchand scores his first of the year, a power play goal, to give Boston the 2-0 lead but then the Red Wings get on the board with Adam Erne’s second goal of the season. In the third, Brad Marchand scores his second goal of the night, also a power play goal, to give the Bruins the 3-1 lead and then Craig Smith nets his first of the year to give Boston the 4-1 lead. David Pastrnak’s sixth of the year, a power play goal, lifts the Bruins to the 5-1 win over the Red Wings.
- Florida Panthers v. Philadelphia Flyers – 7p ET
- In the City of Brotherly Love, the Flyers host the Panthers. In the first period, the Panthers take the 1-0 lead when Gustav Forsling scores his second of the year but then the Flyers tie the game when Tony DeAngelo scores his second of the season. Josh Mahura then gives Florida the lead again with his second of the year but then Philadelphia ties it up again when Scott Laughton nets his third of the year with a power play goal. In the second period, Philadelphia gets a pair of goals when Zach MacEwen and Joel Farabee each score their second goals of the season to give the Flyers the 4-2 lead. In the third, Florida comes within a goal when Brandon Montour nets his second, a power play goal, but that is not enough as the Flyers gets the 4-3 win over the Panthers.
- Minnesota Wild v. Ottawa Senators – 7p ET
- In Ottawa, Minnesota makes the lone visit to take on the Senators. In the first, Ottawa takes the 1-0 lead when Alex DeBrincat nets his second of the year but then Mats Zuccarello nets his fifth goal on the power play to tie the game for the Wild. Kirill Kaprizov then scores his fifth of the year to give the Wild the 2-1 lead over the Sens. In the second, Ryan Hartman scores his first of the year as Minnesota takes the two goal lead. In the third, Ottawa comes within a goal when Thomas Chabot scores his second of the year, a power play goal, but Minnesota closes the game out with Frederick Gaudreau’s first goal of the year, an empty net goal, to give the Wild the 4-2 win over the Senators.
- Montreal Canadiens v. Buffalo Sabres – 7p ET
- In Buffalo, the Sabres host the Montreal Canadiens. In the first period, Brendan Gallagher scores his second of the year to give Montreal the 1-0 lead. In the second period, Buffalo’s Jeff Skinner scores his first of the season, a power play goal, to tie the game. In the third, Kaiden Guhle scores his first career NHL goal to give the Habs the lead once more but Dylan Cozens’ third goal of the season ties it up for the Sabres once more. Josh Anderson’s third goal of the season lifts the Canadiens to the 3-2 win over the Sabres.
- St. Louis Blues v. Nashville Predators – 8p ET
- In Music City, the Predators look to send St. Louis back home looking a little Blue. In the first period, St. Louis takes the 1-0 lead when Robert Thomas scores his first of the season but then Nashville ties it up when Tanner Jeannot nets his third. In the second, St. Louis takes the 2-1 lead off of Brayden Schenn’s power play goal, his second goal of the season, but then Nashville gets a pair of goals when Michael McCarron and Zach Sanford each score their first goals of the season. In the third, Nashville takes the 4-2 lead when Ryan Johansen scores his third of the year and then Roman Josi nets his first goal of the season on a power play to give the Preds the three goal lead. Mikael Granlund then scores his first goal of the season, an empty netter, as the Predators breeze by the Blues with the 6-2 win.
- Edmonton Oilers v. Chicago Blackhawks – 830p ET
- In the Windy City, the Oilers visit Chicago to take on the Blackhawks. In the first period, Edmonton takes the 1-0 lead when Zach Hyman scores his fourth of the season but then Chicago gets a pair of goals when Andreas Athanasiou nets his second of the year and then Reese Johnson scores his first of the season to make it a 2-1 Blackhawks lead. In the second, Edmonton ties it up when Connor McDavid scores his sixth of the year but then Jonathan Toews scores his fourth of the year to give the ‘Hawks the 3-2 lead. Connor McDavid then scores his second of the night with a power play goal to tie it up 3-3 but then Max Domi’s fourth of the year, on the power play, gives Chicago the 4-3 lead. In the third, the Oilers get a pair of goals when Ryan Nugent-Hopkins nets his fifth of the year on the power play and then Connor McDavid secures the hat trick, scoring his second power play goal of the night, to give Edmonton the 5-4 lead. Chicago then ties it up when Patrick Kane scores his second of the year but then Leon Draisaitl scores his fourth of the year to give the Oilers the 6-5 win over the Blackhawks.
- Washington Capitals v. Dallas Stars – 830p ET
- In Dallas, the Capitals make the annual visit to the Lone Star State to take on the Stars. In the first period, Jason Robertson nets his third of the year to give the Stars the 1-0 lead. In the third period, Joel Kiviranta nets his third of the year, while shorthanded, to give the Stars the 2-0 win over the Capitals.
- Vancouver Canucks v. Seattle Kraken – 10p ET
- In the Emerald City, the Canucks and Kraken faceoff. In the first, Ilya Mikheyev nets his first of the season to give Vancouver the 1-0 lead but then Seattle gets a pair of goals when Jamie Oleksiak scores his second of the year and then Jared McCann scores his fifth of the season to make it a 2-1 Kraken lead. In the second, Ilya Mikheyev scores on the power play, his second of the night, and then Andrei Kuzmenko also scores a power play goal, his second goal of the season, to make it a 3-2 Canucks lead. Matty Beniers nets his fourth of the year to tie the game for the Kraken 3-3. In the third, Vancouver gets a pair of goals when Elias Pettersson scores his fourth and Conor Garland nets his third, an empty netter, to make it a 5-3 Canucks lead. Seattle’s Jaden Schwartz scores his fourth of the year on the power play, but that is not enough as the Kraken fall to the Canucks 5-4.
- Toronto Maple Leafs v. San Jose Sharks – 1030p ET
- In the Shark Tank, Toronto makes the lone trip to San Jose to take on the Sharks. In the first, San Jose takes the 1-0 lead when Logan Couture scores his third of the year but then Toronto ties it up with David Kampf’s third of the year. In the second, Logan Couture scores on the power play, his second of the night, and then Timo Meier also scores on the power play, his first goal of the season, to give the Sharks the 3-1 lead. Mitchell Marner then scores his second of the year to bring Toronto within a goal. In the third, Auston Matthews then scores a power play goal of his own, his second goal of the season, to tie the game up 3-3. In overtime, Erik Karlsson scores his fourth of the year to give the Sharks the 4-3 win over the Maple Leafs.
- Winnipeg Jets v. Los Angeles Kings – 1030p ET
- In Hollywood, the Jets visit Los Angeles to take on the Kings. In the first period, the Jets take the 1-0 lead when Mark Scheifele scores his fifth of the year but then Los Angeles scores a trio of goals from Arthur Kaliyev, on the power play, scoring his second goal of the year, Blake Lizotte, scoring his second, and Gabriel Vilardi, scoring his sixth. Winnipeg then comes within a goal when Adam Lowry scores a shorthanded goal, his first of the season. In the second, Pierre-Luc Dubois scores his third of the year, a power play goal, and then Nate Schmidt nets his first of the year, to make it a 4-3 Winnipeg lead. In the third, Trevor Moore nets his first of the year to tie the game for the Kings. Winnipeg then get a pair of goals when Axel Jonsson-Fjallby and Blake Wheeler each score, with Wheeler scoring an empty netter while on the power play as the Jets get the 6-4 win over the Kings.
Today’s Games
- ANA v. VGK – 6p ET
- BOS v. CLB – 7p ET
- COL v. NJ – 7p ET
- NYI v. CAR – 7p ET
- PIT v. VAN – 10p ET
- WIN v. ARI – 1030p ET
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