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Game day · Sat, Nov 14
7:00 PM ET
at Bruins
TD Garden, Boston · ESPN+, MINNHL, NESN
Record14–3–4
1st in the Central · 32 PTS
W 5–2 at Maple Leafs · Thu, Nov 12
No. 1 in the 30-second version
Wild visit the Bruins tonight at 7 PM ET, with Minnesota at 14-3-4 and Boston at 13-5-1.
Kirill Kaprizov leads Minnesota with 35 points, and David Pastrnak leads Boston with 24. Brock Faber and Filip Gustavsson are on injured reserve for the Wild, and James Hagens is on injured reserve for Boston. Minnesota leads the season series 1-0, and the game airs on ESPN+, MINNHL and NESN.
Source: ESPN
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No. 2 in the 30-second version
Nathan MacKinnon and Cale Makar left Thursday's Avalanche loss to Ottawa with lower-body injuries.
The Avalanche lost 4-3 in overtime, and Shane Pinto scored the winning goal for the Senators. The team confirmed both injuries but had not released details on their condition, and Makar had also left a practice on Sunday for precautionary reasons. MacKinnon had 30 points in 20 games and Makar had 23 points in 19 games, according to The Hockey News.
Sources: ESPN · The Hockey News - Colorado Avalanche · Associated Press · The Hockey News - Ottawa Senators
No. 3 in the 30-second version
Glenn Gawdin scores his first two NHL goals as the Rangers beat the Canucks 5-1 in Vancouver.
The 29-year-old Richmond, B.C., native was called up from Hartford of the AHL and filled a fourth-line center role while Joe Veleno is on long-term injured reserve. The Rangers scored four goals in the second period and improved to 12-8-1, while Vancouver has lost seven straight and is 3-17-1, according to the Associated Press.
Sources: NY Post Sports · Associated Press · The Hockey News - Vancouver Canucks · The Hockey News - New York Rangers
Roman Josi scores the shootout winner as Predators beat Golden Knights 3-2 for their seventh straight win.
Juuse Saros made 40 saves and Ryan O'Reilly scored twice for Nashville, according to the AP. Vegas had led 2-1 after two periods, a spot where it had been 10-0-0 this season, and The Hockey News said the Golden Knights lost their four-game winning streak. Adin Hill made 30 saves for Vegas.
Sources: Associated Press · The Hockey News - Las Vegas Golden Knights · Knights On Ice
Panthers rally from a three-goal deficit to beat Red Wings 5-4.
Gus Forsling scored late in the second period to cut Detroit's lead, and Anton Lundell's goal in the third gave Florida the win, according to The Hockey News and a fan blog. The Hockey News reported Detroit has lost five straight regulation games, and coach Todd McLellan said the team gave back its lead.
Sources: The Hockey News - Detroit Red Wings · The Hockey News - Florida Panthers · Litter Box Cats
Canadiens beat the Bruins 5-2, snapping Boston's seven-game home winning streak.
Jacob Fowler made 30 saves for Montreal, and Josh Anderson and Jake Evans each had a goal and an assist. Jeremy Swayman was pulled after allowing four goals on 17 shots, and Montreal moved ahead of Boston in the Atlantic Division standings.
Sources: The Hockey News - Montreal Canadiens · NBC Sports
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