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Game day · Tue, Nov 10
10:00 PM ET
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Record5–8–2
7th in the Pacific · 12 PTS
L 2–5 vs Penguins · Sat, Nov 7
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Cutter Gauthier scores his third hat trick in November as the Ducks beat the Penguins 5-2.
Gauthier scored three goals and added an assist, and he has goals in six straight games, according to the Associated Press. Captain Mikael Granlund had a goal and three assists, and Laurent Brossoit made 32 saves for his fourth win in four starts. Pittsburgh had trailed 4-0 before Kris Letang and Rickard Rakell scored 6-on-4 power-play goals in the third period.
Sources: Associated Press · The Hockey News - Anaheim Ducks · PensBurgh
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Predators visit the Kings tonight at 10 PM ET, with Nashville 8-4-5 and Los Angeles 5-8-2.
Nashville has won four of its last five, while Los Angeles has won two of its last five, including a 6-5 overtime win over Ottawa. Filip Forsberg leads Nashville with 20 points, and Artemi Panarin leads the Kings with 18. Mats Zuccarello, Kevin Fiala, Jakub Dvorak and Jan Jenik are on injured reserve for Los Angeles, and Jonathan Marchessault is day-to-day for Nashville.
Source: ESPN
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Matt Coronato's overtime goal gives the Calgary Flames a 4-3 win over the Philadelphia Flyers.
The Flyers (4-10-5) gave up three one-goal leads, including a shorthanded tying goal by Joel Farabee in the third period. Calgary (8-9-1) won at 4:08 of overtime, and Flames goalie Devin Cooley made 32 saves in his first game back after missing five with a lower-body injury. Dan Vladar stopped 22 shots for Philadelphia, which also lost 3-2 at the Rangers on Thursday after taking a lead into the third.
Sources: NBC Sports Philadelphia · The Hockey News - Philadelphia Flyers · The Hockey News - Calgary Flames · Associated Press
Ivar Stenberg scores the shootout winner as the Sharks beat the Islanders 3-2, ending a five-game losing streak.
Stenberg also scored in regulation and has six goals, tied for the NHL rookie scoring lead, according to the Associated Press. Yaroslav Askarov made 30 saves for San Jose (8-11-1), and Ilya Sorokin stopped 37 for New York (7-6-4), which has lost four straight. The game featured four five-minute major penalties after fights late in the second period.
Sources: Associated Press · The Hockey News - New York Islanders · The Hockey News - San Jose Sharks · Lighthouse Hockey
Flyers beat the struggling Canucks 3-1 in Vancouver, ending a three-game losing streak.
Michael Bunting, back from a healthy scratch, scored first, and Travis Konecny added a power-play goal in the second period. Joseph Woll made 18 saves for Philadelphia, which improved to 5-10-5. Vancouver (3-16-1) has lost six straight, and Jonathan Lekkerimaki scored a late power-play goal before a later shot of his hit the crossbar.
Sources: Associated Press · The Hockey News - Vancouver Canucks · NBC Sports Philadelphia · Broad Street Hockey
Leon Draisaitl scores twice as Oilers beat Rangers 3-1, sweeping their season series.
Devon Levi made 28 saves for Edmonton, which is 13-3-3 overall. Draisaitl's empty-net goal was his NHL-best 18th, and he has scored in four straight games, according to the AP. Jaroslav Chmelar scored a short-handed goal for the Rangers, who had won three straight. Connor McDavid had a goal but no assist, ending a record-setting streak to start a season at 18 games.
Sources: Associated Press · Blueshirt Banter
Carey Price is inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame alongside Patrice Bergeron and four others.
Price played all 15 of his NHL seasons with Montreal and won the Hart Trophy and Vezina Trophy in 2015. He finished with a 361-261-79 record, .917 save percentage and 49 shutouts across 712 games before his career was cut short by injury. He was inducted on Monday in Toronto alongside Bergeron, Pekka Rinne, Keith Tkachuk and Cindy Curley, and Brian Burke was enshrined as a builder.
Sources: ESPN · Associated Press · Habs Eyes on the Prize
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