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Game day · Mon, Nov 9
9:30 PM ET
vs Flyers
Rogers Arena, Vancouver · ESPN+, NBC Sports Phil
Record3–15–1
8th in the Pacific · 7 PTS
L 2–4 at Oilers · Sat, Nov 7
No. 1 in the 30-second version
Draisaitl scores twice and McDavid adds three assists as Oilers beat Canucks 4-2.
Edmonton (12-3-3) snapped a two-game slide, and Devon Levi returned from injury to make 20 saves. McDavid extended his season-opening assist streak to 18 games, matching Adam Oates for the second-longest in league history behind Wayne Gretzky's 23 in 1990-91. Vancouver (3-15-1) has lost five straight.
Source: Associated Press
No. 2 in the 30-second version
Flyers face the Canucks tonight at 9:30 PM ET, with Rick Tocchet back in Vancouver as Philadelphia's coach.
Broad Street Hockey, a fan blog, argues Tocchet may be coaching for his job after Philadelphia's slow start, which has it at 4-10-5. Tocchet led Vancouver to a 20-12-4 finish after taking over midway through 2022-23 and later won the Jack Adams Award there, before stepping down to return to the East Coast.
Source: Broad Street Hockey
Canucks lost 4-2 at Edmonton on Saturday, their fifth straight defeat, per fan blog Nucks Misconduct.
The blog's game recap is largely satirical, but it says Vancouver's power play failed to score and that Edmonton scored no goals in the second period. Vancouver is 3-15-1 on the season, and the blog frames the loss as part of a rebuild.
Source: Nucks Misconduct
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No. 3 in the 30-second version
Matt Coronato's overtime goal lifts the Flames past the Flyers 4-3 in Calgary.
Coronato scored at 4:08 of overtime after Calgary overcame three deficits, and Devin Cooley made 32 saves in his first game back from a lower-body injury. Philadelphia relinquished three one-goal leads, and Joel Farabee's short-handed goal tied the game in the third period. The loss dropped the Flyers to 4-10-5, while Calgary improved to 8-9-1.
Sources: The Hockey News - Calgary Flames · Associated Press · NBC Sports Philadelphia · Broad Street Hockey
Capitals beat Panthers 4-3 despite Tom Wilson's ejection for a hit on Sandis Vilmanis.
Wilson was given a major penalty for boarding and a game misconduct, and Vilmanis did not return after the hit. Brady Tkachuk scored twice in the first period, but Alex Tuch and Aliaksei Protas answered in the second, and Pierre-Luc Dubois scored the winner in the third. Sam Bennett cut the lead to one with 46.6 seconds left, and Logan Thompson made 27 saves.
Sources: The Hockey News - Los Angeles Kings · ESPN · Associated Press · Litter Box Cats
Cutter Gauthier scores hat trick as Ducks beat Penguins 5-2 for fifth straight win.
Gauthier scored his third hat trick in eight days and has six goals in his last six games, with eight of his 13 goals in that stretch on the power play. Mikael Granlund had a goal and three assists, and Laurent Brossoit made 32 saves. Anaheim became the first team since the 1988-89 Los Angeles Kings to score at least five goals in eight straight games.
Sources: Associated Press · The Hockey News - Anaheim Ducks · PensBurgh
Mackenzie Blackwood makes 27 saves for Avalanche 4-0 shutout of Red Wings, Necas has two goals.
Blackwood had his first shutout of the season and the 18th of his career, and Colorado scored three power-play goals. Detroit has dropped four of its last five regulation games and is back below .500, and forward Andrew Copp said the team needs to get hungrier around the net, per The Hockey News.
Sources: The Hockey News - Detroit Red Wings · Associated Press · Mile High Hockey
Canadiens goalie Jacob Fowler had a fake green apple thrown at him from the stands during Saturday's 4-2 win.
According to The Hockey News, referee T.J. Luxmore collected the apple and later showed it to Fowler, and the incident will be reported to the league. Fowler, who stopped 26 shots, joked with the official about whether a goal would have counted on the play.
Sources: The Hockey News - Montreal Canadiens · The Hockey News - Toronto Maple Leafs
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