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NHL: Hurricanes 4, Kraken 1

In a game played in Helsinki, Finland, Frederick Gaudreau opened the scoring with his eighth goal of the season but the Hurricanes took over from there, getting four unanswered goals from Sebastian Aho, Juuso Valimaki and Nikolaj Ehlers to power the Hurricanes to their seventh win in eight games.


Wild HC Hynes credits Kaprizov's maturity for how well he's playing this season

Kirill Kaprizov is second in the NHL in scoring this season with 17 goals and he is on a nine-game point streak for the Wild as they head to Toronto to face the Leafs Thursday. Nick Foligno, Matt Boldy and John Hynes discuss what stands out about Kaprizov this season, and Leafs players Cole McWard and Ryan Tverberg share the challenges of facing him.


NHL: Mammoth 3, Golden Knights 5

Mark Stone had an early assist to move within two points of breaking Vegas’ career scoring record, Ivan Barbashev scored twice in the second period, and the Golden Knights beat the Mammoth on Wednesday night.


NHL: Penguins 3, Sharks 2 (SO)

Ben Kindel scored in regulation and had the lone shootout goal as the Penguins beat the Sharks on Wednesday night after blowing a two-goal lead in third period.


NHL: Predators 4, Ducks 2

Shane Wright, Nils Hoglander and Jayden Struble had a goal and an assist apiece, and the Predators extended their winning streak to six games with a victory over the Ducks on Wednesday night.


NHL: Flyers 2, Oilers 3 (OT)

Evan Bouchard scored on a one-timer from the left side 47 seconds into overtime as the Oilers edged the Flyers for their third straight win. Connor McDavid picked up an assist to extend his season-starting points streak to 20 games, tying his career high and becoming the eighth player in NHL history with multiple 20-game streaks.


NHL: Lightning 8, Sabres 3

Nikita Kucherov had a natural hat trick and an assist - all in the third period - and the Lightning beat the Sabres on Wednesday night for their fourth victory in five games.


NHL: Rangers 3, Flames 1

Mika Zibanejad scored twice in the second period, Joonas Korpisalo made 29 saves, and the Rangers beat the Flames on Wednesday night for their fourth victory in five games.


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