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NHL: Sharks 1, Maple Leafs 3

Gavin McKenna scored the go-ahead goal on a third-period power play and the Toronto Maple Leafs snapped a three-game slide Monday night with a 3-1 victory over the San Jose Sharks. Auston Matthews added a goal and two assists for Toronto. Sergei Bobrovsky made 30 saves to pick up his first home win for the Maple Leafs. Nick Paul added an empty-netter.


NHL: Ducks 2, Rangers 5

Sean Durzi scored 78 seconds in, Dylan Garand made 29 saves and the New York Rangers defeated the travel-weary Anaheim Ducks 5-2 on Monday night to improve to 6-0-0 at home this fall. Oliver Bjorkstrand scored twice, captain J.T. Miller and Gabe Perreault each had a goal and Alexis Lafrenière recorded two assists.


NHL: Penguins 4, Mammoth 5

Clayton Keller, Kevin Stenlund, Nate Schmidt and Nick Schmaltz all tallied a goal and an assist to help the Utah Mammoth beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 5-4 on Monday night. Kailer Yamamoto added a goal, and Sebastian Cossa had 15 stops for Utah.


NHL: Avalanche 2, Flyers 3

Matvei Michkov scored two goals and the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Colorado Avalanche 3-2 on Monday night for their second straight victory after opening the season with nine consecutive losses. Joseph Woll made 24 saves for his first victory with the Flyers.


Who will feel more hate at homecoming: Brady Tkachuk or Quinn Hughes?

Brady Tkachuk and Quinn Hughes both return to the Canadian cities they wanted out of this week, and the returns are expected to be anything but welcoming. TSN Hockey analyst Cheryl Pounder joins Domino's That's Hockey to weigh in on the reception both former captains will receive from the fanbases they scorned.


Despite 'slow process', Malholtra not concerned G Demko will miss season

Thatcher Demko's was seen watching Canucks practice from the sidelines, which raised questions about his recovery. Head coach Many Malhotra mentioned that his goaltender has been taking part in skates on his own, though he "took a couple days off the ice" this past week, and it is a slow process. Malhotra also admitted that he isn't concerned that Demko will miss the entire season.


Should Maple Leafs be worried about Bobrovsky's start?

Sergei Bobrovsky has allowed three or more goals in every game he's started so far with the Maple Leafs. How concerning is that for Toronto moving forward? TSN Hockey analyst Cheryl Pounder joins Domino's That's Hockey to discuss why she's not worried about Bobrovsky, and if the Leafs need to play Gavin McKenna more.


Babcock happy with continued development of 'Edmonton Oilers standard'

The Oilers are off to a 6-1-1 start, and have had a different look overall this season. New head coach Mike Babcock says that they are in the process of building an 'Edmonton Oilers standard' which includes a heavy forecheck with defined roles for each line and player.


McDavid attributes historic start to Oilers' early season success

Connor McDavid has 23 points in the first eight games of the season, and is on pace for over 230 points. While it realistically won't be the case, McDavid is happy with his game, and says that his health and team performance has contributed to his historic start to the season.


Salomonsson inching towards return to Jets; Morrissey remains out week-to-week

Elias Salomonsson, who underwent shoulder surgery in April, got his first game in with the Manitoba Moose since suffering the injury. Jets head coach Scott Arniel spoke about what he saw from the 22-year-old defenceman in his return and when we might see him back in Winnipeg, while also providing an update on Josh Morrissey.


'Stronger and faster' Yager earns call up to Jets after scorching start to AHL season

Brayden Yager has earned a call up to the Jets after a red-hot start with the Manitoba Moose, where he has racked up five goals and nine points in his first six games. Yager says he got stronger and faster in the offseason in an effort to make an impact in Winnipeg, and Cole Perfetti saw first-hand the big jump the young forward has taken.


Senators extend head coach Green on multi-year deal

The Senators have signed head coach Travis Green to a multi-year contract extension that will run through the 2030-31 season. After inking the deal, Green explained why Ottawa is so special to him, while GM Steve Staios shared what makes Green and his staff important in the growth of the club.


Sens captain Chabot likely out a week or two

Senators captain Thomas Chabot is expected to miss a week or two with the upper-body injury that forced him out of Saturday’s loss, head coach Travis Green said Monday. Green, who noted the timeline is not confirmed yet, gave the update as fellow blueliner Jake Sanderson gets set to return to the team’s lineup on Wednesday.


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