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NHL: Sabres 3, Canadiens 4 (SO)

Cole Caufield scored in regulation and in the shootout to help the Canadiens edge the Sabres on Tuesday for their second straight shootout victory. Lane Hutson netted his first goal of the season on the power play and added an assist for Montreal, which is 3-2-1 through six games this season.


NHL: Blues 7, Senators 2

Mason McTavish, Pius Suter and Jake Neighbours all scored twice to lift the Blues to a road win over the Senators on Tuesday, snapping Ottawa's three-game winning streak. Pavel Buchnevich racked up three assists and Adam Jiricek scored his first career NHL goal for St. Louis in the rout.


Jets' top line remains 'on fire' to lead Jets to bounce-back win over Wild

Winnipeg's top line of Mark Scheifele, Kyle Connor and Cole Perfetti has been on fire to start the season and they didn't cool down at all against the Wild on Tuesday. TSN Hockey analyst Landon Ferraro joins Dan Robertson to break down how Perfetti and depth scoring has helped elevate the Jets early on this year.


NHL: Wild 2, Jets 5

Cole Perfetti scored twice, including the eventual game winner on the power play, and Kyle Connor cashed in his league lead-tying seventh goal of the season to help the Jets topple the Wild on Tuesday. Mark Scheifele racked up a goal and two assists as Winnipeg snapped Minnesota's two-game win streak.


NHL: Panthers 7, Blue Jackets 3

Brady Tkachuk broke out of his scoring slump with a natural hat trick in the second period, his first three goals with his new team, as the Panthers pummelled the Blue Jackets on Tuesday. Matthew Tkachuk racked up five assists while Seth Jones had four helpers as Florida won for just the second time in six games.


NHL: Kraken 3, Flyers 2 (SO)

Christian Dvorak and Trevor Zegras scored goals 73 seconds apart in the third period to help Philadelphia force extra time, but the Kraken prevailed in the shootout Tuesday to hand the Flyers their eighth consecutive loss to start the season.


NHL: Capitals 2, Hurricanes 4

Andrei Svechnikov scored the go-ahead goal with 6:04 remaining in the third period as the Hurricanes held off the Capitals on Tuesday to stretch their winning streak to six. Svechnikov scored twice and earned an assist on an empty-net goal by Mark Jankowski, who extended his scoring streak to five games.


NHL: Devils 5, Red Wings 4 (OT)

Jack Hughes scored the game-winning goal 1:19 into overtime as the Devils beat the Red Wings in a back-and-forth battle in Detroit on Tuesday. Hughes also had two assists to join Jesper Bratt with a goal and two helpers, while Anthony Mantha had a goal and an assist to snap his five-game pointless streak to start the season.


NHL: Lightning 1, Rangers 4

Alexis Lafrenière scored two goals in the first period, Will Cuylle added some insurance in the second and Mika Zibanejad sealed the victory with a shorthanded goal into the empty net as the Rangers snapped the Lightning's four-game winning streak on Tuesday.


NHL: Canucks 2, Islanders 3

Kyle Palmieri's second goal of the game stood as the game-winner as the Islanders handed the Canucks their fifth consecutive loss on Tuesday. Matias Maccelli scored his first goal for New York, Matthew Schaefer had a pair of assists and Ilya Sorokin made 24 saves to earn the win.


The Quiz: Who will lead the Leafs in points this season?

Who will lead the Leafs in points this season? What was the most memorable Gavin McKenna play - his first career goal vs. the Predators or his backcheck against the Avalanche? What is Quinn Hughes' future with the Wild? The TSN Hockey panel answers these questions and more in this edition of The Quiz.


Arpon's Notebook: Can Canadiens capitalize on rest advantage this season?

The Habs have 19 games this season where they will face an opponent playing on the second half of a back-to-back, after going 5-5-1 in that situation last year. Can the Canadiens capitalize on their rest advantage? Arpon Basu jonis Kenzie Lalonde to discuss that and more in Arpon's Notebook.


How can the Jets' top line bring its game to another level?

The Jets will be playing division opponents in four of their next five games starting off with the Wild tonight, who are on the second half of a back-to-back. TSN's Danielle Bain and Landon Ferraro preview the game, discuss how the Jets' top line can bring its game to the next level, and share what Winnipeg needs to do to rebound defensively without Josh Morrissey in the lineup.


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