NHL results
Oct 22 (Gracenote) - Results from the NHL games on Saturday (home team in CAPS) LAS VEGAS 3 St. Louis 2 (OT) Minnesota 4 CALGARY 2 Chicago 4 ARIZONA 2 DALLAS 4 Carolina 3 Florida 4 WASHINGTON 1 Los Angeles 6 COLUMBUS 4 Buffalo 5 BOSTON 4 (OT) OTTAWA 6 Toronto 3 TAMPA BAY 7 Pittsburgh 1 NY ISLANDERS 5
Reuters•5 hours agoDueling back-to-backs as Capitals host Panthers
It may be early in the NHL campaign, but the Florida Panthers and Washington Capitals are in a hurry to find the consistency needed to string wins together and move up in the standings. When the teams collide Saturday at CapitalOne Arena, both will be playing the second game of back-to-back sets, with
STATS/TSXDrought in desert taxing Coyotes as Blackhawks visit (Oct 21, 2017)
GLENDALE, Ariz. — Their new top-line center and new head coach are in agreement that, two weeks into the season, the Arizona Coyotes are missing only one thing. Not scoring potential. Not steady goaltending. Not blue-line consistency. They need a win — in the worst way. The NHL's only winless team
Fox SportsSurprising Golden Knights face daunting task vs. Blues
The expansion Vegas Golden Knights have been the feel-good story of the first two weeks of the National Hockey League, winning five games and trailing the first-place Los Angeles Kings by just one point in the Pacific Division standings. Now comes a real litmus test for Gerard Gallant's squad, which
STATS/TSXBlue Jackets look to flip power switch vs. torrid Kings
The Columbus Blue Jackets are experiencing a power outage and crews are on the scene trying to fix the problem. In a 2-0 loss at home on Thursday to the Tampa Bay Lightning that ended a four-game winning streak, the crew failed miserably on the power play, going 0 of 3 and generating next to no shots
STATS/TSXJets' Lemieux set for NHL debut vs. Wild
If Brendan Lemieux can channel even a fraction of his dad's tenacity, the Minnesota Wild are in for a super annoying game Friday night. The Winnipeg Jets (3-3-0) recalled the offspring of Claude Lemieux, arguably the most annoying hockey agitator of all time when he played from 1985-2003, and the
STATS/TSXNHL-Highlights from Thursday's NHL games
Mikhail Sergachev scored the first two goals of his NHL career, and the Tampa Bay Lightning cruised to a 2-0 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets in an early season battle of Eastern Conference front-runners Thursday night. Andrei Vasilevskiy posted his first shutout of the season with 43 saves for
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