Recap Roundups
November 22, 2017
Minnesota 5, Buffalo 4
With a critical stretch of the schedule looming, the Minnesota Wild took care of business Wednesday night.
Edmonton 6, Detroit 2
The blueprint that will get the Detroit Red Wings back into the playoffs looks nothing at all like what the team implemented the past two games.
Florida 2, Toronto 1
Aleksander Barkov is a tough act to follow, but Florida Panthers teammate Nick Bjugstad made it work.
Boston 3, New Jersey 2
Goalie controversy?
NY Islanders 4, Philadelphia 3
When it comes to receiving publicity for his feats, New York Islanders center Josh Bailey is a "tweener" -- is too established to be an unknown prospect but yet, after eight-seasons as a teammate of John Tavares, too overshadowed by one of the best players in the NHL.
Vancouver 5, Pittsburgh 2
Brock Boeser has found his inner chill. It's working wonders.
Washington 5, Ottawa 2
With questions arising about possibly reuniting Alex Ovechkin and Nicklas Backstrom on the same line, Capitals coach Barry Trotz played it coy in recent days.
NY Rangers 6, Carolina 1
The New York Rangers like it best this way, when they're doing the quick-strike scoring.
Columbus 1, Calgary 0
A battle of two goaltenders on top of their games came down to which team could find the net first in the stalemate.
Tampa Bay 3, Chicago 2
Chicago built a 2-0 lead by keeping the Tampa Bay power play in check Wednesday night, but the Lightning rallied for overtime and got one more power play, with Brayden Point scoring for a 3-2 win over the Blackhawks at Amalie Arena.
Nashville 3, Montreal 2
How well are things going for the Nashville Predators these days?
Colorado 3, Dallas 0
Nathan MacKinnon's offensive production is something the Colorado Avalanche are coming to expect.
San Jose 3, Arizona 1
The San Jose Sharks are very good on the road. Arizona is very poor at home.
Vegas 4, Anaheim 2
The Vegas Golden Knights are a first-place team going into Thanksgiving. They landed there by doing what other teams have failed to of late: penetrating the armor of Ducks goaltender John Gibson.
Winnipeg 2, Los Angeles 1
The Winnipeg Jets continued their strong play at the expense of the Los Angeles Kings, who continue to flounder after a strong start to the season.