Marchment dances around Askarov for Sharks' shootout winner
Mason Marchment dances around Mammoth goalie Yaroslav Askarov for the Sharks' shootout winner.
NHL: Islanders 6, Ducks 2
Simon Holmstrom had his first career hat trick, Matthew Schaefer added three assists, and the Islanders rolled to a victory over the Ducks on Saturday night. Cutter Gauthier scored for Anaheim to extend his goals streak to eight games.
NHL: Jets 5, Blackhawks 4 (SO)
Mark Scheifele became the Jets’ all-time points leader with 930 points, passing Dale Hawerchuk and Winnipeg erased another four-goal deficit to stun the Blackhawks in a shootout.
NHL: Sharks 6, Mammoth 5 (SO)
Mason Marchment flicked in a wrist shot in the fifth round of the shootout to lift the Sharks to a win over the Mammoth on Saturday night.
NHL: Oilers 1, Maple Leafs 0
Connor McDavid extended his season-opening points streak to 21 games with an assist, Devon Levi made 19 saves for his first NHL shutout, and the Oilers beat Toronto on Saturday night to hand the Maple Leafs their sixth straight home loss.
NHL: Sabres 0, Stars 2
Jake Oettinger made 22 saves to lead Dallas to a win over the Sabres on Saturday night, just two days after being pulled after allowing a season-high six goals. Stars captain Jamie Benn snapped a scoreless game late in the second period with a goal for the 1,000th point of his 18-year career.
NHL: Kraken 1, Hurricanes 5
Mark Jankowski and Andrei Svechnikov each found the back of the net twice as the league-leading Hurricanes crushed the Kraken for their 16th win of the season.
NHL: Panthers 4, Blues 1
Brady and Matthew Tkachuk participated in a pregame ceremony to honour their father, then led the Panthers to a win over the Blues on Saturday night. Brady scored the opening goal, and each brother had an assist in a dominant homecoming.
NHL: Devils 7, Capitals 4
Connor Hellebuyck recovered from a shaky start to make 43 saves, remaining unbeaten in net with New Jersey as the surging Devils defeated the Capitals on Saturday night. Evan Rodrigues scored twice for New Jersey, which earned its second win against Washington in three days.
NHL: Wild 6, Bruins 2
Ryan Hartman and Danila Yurov scored two goals each, Jesper Wallstedt stopped 30 shots, and the Wild beat the Bruins on Saturday night to extend their road winning streak to eight games.
NHL: Red Wings 2, Lightning 0
Daniil Tarasov stopped 31 shots for his second shutout of the season, Lucas Raymond had a goal and an assist, and the Red Wings blanked the Lightning on Saturday night to snap a five-game losing streak.
Masters: Leafs' homestand has 'been a disaster ... you can feel the frustration'
With just one win in their last nine games after suffering six straight losses at home, where do the Maple Leafs go from here? What did the team say about John Tavares' disallowed goal in the third period? Mark Masters joins SportsCentre to discuss this and more.
NHL: Senators 4, Penguins 1
Claude Giroux scored in the second period and Tim Stutzle netted his 11th goal of the season as the Senators beat the Penguins on Saturday night to notch their fifth win in seven games.
NHL: Avalanche 4, Canadiens 1
Artturi Lehkonen had a goal and an assist and the short-handed Avalanche beat the Canadiens on Saturday night without injured stars Nathan MacKinnon and Cale Makar.
NHL: Flyers 4, Blue Jackets 3
Denver Barkey scored twice and the Flyers rallied to beat Columbus on Saturday night, sending the Blue Jackets to their fourth consecutive loss and third straight at home. Trevor Zegras and Matvei Michkov also scored, and Joseph Woll stopped 28 shots for Philadelphia.
Leafs Ice Chips: Matthews, Roslovic put in extra work amid power play outage
Auston Matthews and Jack Roslovic put in some extra work on Saturday ahead of Toronto's tilt with the Oilers, as the Maple Leafs look to solve their special teams struggles. Chris Tanev was held off the ice as Toronto continues to use load management on the defenceman. TSN's Mark Masters has more.
Leafs Ice Chips: Optional skate after a day at the ballpark; Tanev stays off the ice
A day after having some fun taking batting practice at the ballpark, the Maple Leafs held an option skate on Saturday as they prepare to take on the Oilers, who come in riding a three-game winning streak and looking to exact revenge on Toronto for a home beatdown in Edmonton last month. TSN's Mark Masters has more.
McCabe vows to 'compete my ass off all night'; Leafs try to build confidence vs. motivated McDavid
The Maple Leafs are mired in a five-game losing streak and things won't get any easier as they welcome red-hot Connor McDavid and the Oilers to Toronto on Saturday night. Leafs defenceman Jake McCabe vows to compete his 'ass off' as the Leafs look to limit McDavid and avoid an 0-6 homestand.
Leafs rookie McKenna on managing fewer minutes: 'Sometimes it can be tough to stay in it'
Gavin McKenna admits 'it can be tough to stay in' games sometimes when your ice time is low, but says he's found ways to stay dialled in and has continued to work on his game away from the puck. Head coach Jim Hiller discusses the 'balancing act' of trying to put the Leafs in the best position to win while also helping McKenna develop.
Leafs give Stolarz consecutive starts for first time this season; Hiller defends Bobrovsky
Anthony Stolarz starts between the pipes against the Oilers tonight, the first time all season the hulking netminder will get back-to-back starts. The Maple Leafs praise how Stolarz has played this season while head coach Jim Hiller defends Sergei Bobrovsky when pressed about him not living up to his contract.
Hockey Fights Cancer night hits home for Habs' St. Louis: 'There's more in life than hockey'
Canadiens head coach Martin St. Louis shares how Hockey Fights Cancer night hits close to home for him, and how the Habs have a duty to use their platform to help bring awareness to causes that affect so many people.
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