NHL: Jets 1, Blues 2
Philip Broberg scored on a power play at 8:47 of the third period to break a tie in the Blues' victory over the Jets. St. Louis snapped a two-game losing streak to improve to 4-4-1.
NHL: Sharks 4, Canadiens 3 (OT)
Macklin Celebrini stole the show with two goals, including the overtime winner as the Sharks defeated the Canadiens.
NHL: Maple Leafs 6, Blue Jackets 2
Auston Matthews had a goal and an assist in his 700th NHL game and the Maple Leafs scored four straight goals in the second period to beat the Blue Jackets for their second road victory of the season.
NHL: Kings 5, Capitals 2
Adrian Kempe scored twice and the Kings got their first win of the season, rallying from an early deficit to beat the Capitals. Artemi Panarin, Erik Gustafsson and Scott Laughton also scored for Los Angeles, and former Capitals goalie Darcy Kuemper made 30 saves.
NHL: Avalanche 3, Devils 4
Arseny Gritsyuk scored for the third straight game, Jake Allen made 18 of his 31 saves in the third period and the Devils earned a victory over the Avalanche. The 34-year-old Allen, honoured before puck drop for playing his 500th career game earlier this month, improved to 4-2-0.
NHL: Bruins 2, Stars 3 (OT)
Mikko Rantanen scored in overtime to complete a hat trick, and the Stars beat Boston to snap the Bruins' five-game winning streak. It was the 11th career three-goal game for Rantanen and his first in the regular season since joining the Stars in a trade during the 2024-25 season.
NHL: Ducks 2, Islanders 3
Ondrej Palat, Viktor Eklund and Simon Holmstrom scored first-period goals and the Islanders beat the Ducks for their second straight victory. Ilya Sorokin made 15 saves to help New York improve to 3-0-1 in its last four games.
What's the main reason for Matthews' best start in years?
After scoring his eighth goal in 11 games, TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button joins SportsCentre to share the main reason for Auston Matthews' best start in years, and assess Kirill Marchenko's fit so far in Toronto.
How concerning is the Jets' lack of scoring from their bottom three lines?
TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button joins SportsCentre to share how concerned he is by the lack of production from the Jets' bottom three lines, and how GM Kevin Cheveldayoff should handle the upcoming roster decision on Connor Hellebuyck with the goaltender's suspension from the club set to be lifted.
Corrado: Celebrini made the Habs pay for their mistakes
After scoring twice and adding an assist Tuesday night, TSN Hockey analyst Frankie Corrado joins Laura Diakun to discuss Macklin Celebrini continued success against the Canadiens in his career, and the Canadiens' inability to close teams out this season.
How loud will Senators fans be in Tkachuk's return to Ottawa?
Brady Tkachuk admitted he is nervous to return to Ottawa for the first time since he requested a trade, and is well aware that the game has been circled on many people's calendars. How loud will Senators fans be in Tkachuk's return on Wednesday? Mike Johnson, Bryan Hayes and Bruce Garrioch join Domino's That's Hockey to discuss.
Scheifele seeks to extend five-game point streak as Jets battle Blues in St. Louis
The Jets open a two-game road trip tonight in St. Louis, where they will be looking to beat the Blues and avoid dropping a third straight game. Mark Scheifele enters the matchup on a five-game point streak, and Jets head coach Scott Arniel is loving how his top line is setting the tone for Winnipeg early on this season.
Can McDavid and Matthews continue to score at this pace?
Connor McDavid is racking up points at an unprecedent rate and has yet to be held off the scoresheet so far this season, while Auston Matthews has caught fire after being held point-less in the first two games of the year. Can McDavid and Matthews continue to score at this pace? Carlo Colaiacovo joins Domino's That's Hockey to discuss.
Oilers 'buying in' even when it comes to 'dump ins' under Babcock
Ryan Rishaug joins SportsCentre to dive into Connor McDavid's start to the season and the 'buy in' Mike Babcock is getting from his stars, even with plays like 'dump ins'.
Reunion or revenge? First meeting for Leafs and Blue Jackets since major trade
The Maple Leafs are taking on the Blue Jackets for the second half of a back-to-back and Mark Masters shares the numerous storylines that are creating a buzz for their first meeting since the big offseason trade.
Insider Trading: Latest on the Jets and Hellebuyck
TSN’s Hockey Insiders with the latest on Connor Hellebuyck’s suspension set to expire, Simon Edvinsson meeting with the Red Wings, Brady Tkachuk bracing for a stormy Ottawa return, why speculation of a coaching change in Calgary is off base, the struggling Kings, and the Panthers calling up towering goalie Cooper Black.
How can Canadiens help Dobes find his game?
Jakub Dobes took control of the Canadiens' crease last season with sensational play, and was expected to cement himself as Montreal's No. 1 netminder this year. How can the Habs help Dobes find his game? TSN Hockey analyst Carlo Colaiacovo joins Domino's That's Hockey to share his thoughts.
'We've asked a lot of him': Canucks' O'Connor up to task of being versatile up and down line up
Manny Malhotra says he's asked a lot this season out of forward Drew O'Connor, slotting him at centre in a middle six role and commends the 28-year-old's versatility throughout the line up, his professionalism at the rink and compete level.
Blue Jackets curious what reaction will be like for former fan favourite Marchenko in return
Despite having success with the Blue Jackets and being a fan favourite, Kirill Marchenko no longer wanted to play in Columbus which sparked a trade to Toronto. What will the fan reaction be like to his return?
Malhotra: The inability to maintain our intensity for 60 minutes has been a major issue for us
Canucks head coach Manny Malhotra spoke to media ahead of their tilt with the defending Stanley Cup Champions and talked about a lack of attention to detail by his group in third periods and the importance of keeping up the intensity for a full 60 minutes.
Leafs Ice Chips: McKenna mum on go-to celebration after latest big goal
Gavin McKenna has scored three goals in his NHL career and all three have come at critical moments for the Maple Leafs. The rookie hasn't been shy in celebrating his markers and credits his confidence for allowing him to step up when he's really needed. TSN's Mark Masters has more.
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