Comebacks, ended skids and franchise firsts mark a busy NHL night
The Jets erased a four-goal deficit, the Rangers ended a four-game skid and the Ducks extended a scoring run into franchise history.
- The Jets were down 4-0 late in the third period against Montreal, scored four goals in the final minutes of the third period, and won 5-4 in overtime, their first win since October 13. m:…5935
- The New York Rangers beat the St. Louis Blues 3-1 behind 32 saves from Dylan Garand, ending a four-game losing streak. m:…0932
- The Lightning beat the Red Wings 4-2 for a seventh consecutive home win to open the season, a new franchise record. m:…5206
- The Ducks beat Vancouver 5-4, the first time in franchise history they have scored five or more goals in five consecutive games. m:…8904
- Ducks center Carlsson earned third-star honors for the week ending November 1 after recording eight points, including seven assists, in three contests. m:…7074
Comebacks decide the night
The Jets erased a 4-0 deficit late in the third period against the Montreal Canadiens, scoring four goals in the final minutes of the third period to win 5-4 in overtime. Tyrell Bauer scored his first NHL goal against Montreal and completed a Gordie Howe hat trick with a goal, an assist and a fight. Jacob Fowler turned aside all 19 shots he faced in the second period. The victory was the Jets' first win since October 13. m:…5935
Washington's comeback bid fell short in a 6-5 loss to the Stars. Jason Robertson recorded a natural hat trick in the first six minutes of the second period. Washington scored five goals against the Stars on home ice for the first time in over 36 years, but could not complete the comeback. m:…8398
Philadelphia fell 4-2 to the Wild at Xfinity Mobile Arena on Tuesday evening. Minnesota scored two goals 31 seconds apart in the first period, with goals from Matthew Boldy and Michael McCarron. Danila Yurov also scored for the Wild. m:…1470
Skids end, streaks extend
The New York Rangers ended a four-game losing streak with a 3-1 victory over the St. Louis Blues at Madison Square Garden. Goaltender Dylan Garand, playing in his 10th straight game, recorded 32 saves in the win. m:…0932
The Nashville Predators defeated the Hurricanes 4-1 at Bridgestone Arena, recording their first win streak of the season. Goals came from Nick Perbix, Roman Josi, Adam Edstrom and Ross Colton, while Juuse Saros recorded 29 saves and Filip Forsberg recorded two assists. The game was held on Hockey Fights Cancer night, with former goaltender Pekka Rinne in attendance. The Hurricanes are the defending Stanley Cup champions. m:…3389
The Lightning defeated the Red Wings 4-2, securing a seventh consecutive home win to open the season, a new franchise record. The Lightning outshot Detroit 13-2 in the first period, with Brayden Point scoring twice in the opening frame. The win was the Lightning's first divisional game win of the season. m:…5206
The Golden Knights secured a 3-2 victory over the Penguins. Tomas Hertl scored twice, including the game-winning goal with 23 seconds remaining, after scoring the first goal of the game via a back-handed deflection. Trevor Connelly scored his sixth goal of his rookie season on a breakaway. Adin Hill saved 23 of 25 shots, improving his season record to 6-2-0. m:…9929
History, honors and the wider slate
The Ducks beat the Vancouver Canucks 5-4 at Rogers Arena, the first time in franchise history the team has scored five or more goals in five consecutive games. Cutter Gauthier became the first NHL player to record multiple power-play goals in three straight games, and the first Ducks player to record a hat trick in back-to-back games. The Ducks' 10 power-play goals in three games is the most by any NHL team since Minnesota from November 29 to December 3, 2008. m:…8904
The NHL named its Three Stars for the week ending November 1, with Buffalo Sabres center Tage Thompson taking first-star honors after leading the NHL with eight points in three games. Edmonton Oilers goaltender Tristan Jarry took second star after finishing the week with a 0.97 goals-against average and a .957 save percentage. Anaheim Ducks center Carlsson earned third-star honors after recording eight points, including seven assists, in three contests. Carlsson has 21 total points through 14 games this season. m:…7074
Elsewhere, the Columbus Blue Jackets beat the Colorado Avalanche 7-2 at Nationwide Arena, with Charlie Coyle contributing two goals and tying his NHL career high with four points in a game featuring a four-goal second period for Columbus. Utah beat Toronto 3-2 in a game with three hooking penalties in the first period, with Dylan Guenther scoring a power-play goal at 19:48 in the first period. m:…4219 m:…1610
What is still unresolved
- Whether the Ducks extend their run of five-or-more-goal games beyond five in a row
- Whether the Jets build on their first win since October 13
- The next weekly Three Stars after the week ending November 1
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