Arseny Gritsyuk and Nico Hischier scored first-period goals, Nico Daws made 16 saves and the Devils beat the Ducks. New Jersey won its second straight to improve to 6-4-0, while Anaheim dropped its fifth in a row to fall to 4-6-0.
Michael DiPietro made 28 saves for his first career shutout, David Pastrnak had two goals and two assists, and the Bruins cruised to a victory over the Predators.
Pittsburgh's Arturs Silovs stopped 25 shots to spoil the history-making debut of Florida counterpart Cooper Black as the Penguins beat the Panthers. Black, who at 6-foot-9 became the tallest goalie ever to appear in an NHL regular season game, made 18 saves but it wasn't enough to stop the Panthers from dropping their second game in as many nights.
Colin Graf had a goal and an assist, Yaroslav Askarov stopped 39 shots, including a save of the year candidate, and the Sharks beat the Senators for their first regulation victory of the season.
Maple Leafs defenceman Troy Stecher joins Mark Masters to describe his game-winner in the final 30 seconds,
The TSN Hockey panel breaks down how the Maple Leafs were able to salvage the win against the Rangers, how Toronto's fourth line made a big impact with seven points, and Easton Cowan's brilliant start to the season.
Troy Stecher scored the game-winner with just 28 seconds to play to lift the Maple Leafs past the Rangers for their third straight win.
What is the percentage chance of Auston Matthews scoring 800 career goals? Which face of a Canadian franchise who spurned his former team and fanbase is deserving of more scorn? Will Connor McDavid go over or under 168 points? The TSN Hockey panel answers these questions and more in this edition of The Quiz.
The Senators faithful let Brady Tkachuk have it in his return to Ottawa on Wednesday, will Quinn Hughes return to Vancouver carry the same magnitude? Domino's That's Hockey weighs in.
With Friday's deadline inching closer, how good can the Jets be if they get a solid package for goaltender Connor Hellebuyck? Domino's That's Hockey discusses their potential.
Despite playing on Connor McDavid's wing the last number of seasons, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins will return to Edmonton's lineup tonight as the team's second-line centre under Mike Babcock. TSN's Ryan Rishaug explains why this will be a 'critical experiment' for the Oilers.
Linus Ullmark is expected to miss the next 1-2 weeks with a lower-body strain which means that Samuel Ersson will be in goal tonight against the Sharks. The Sens on TSN panel discusses how important it is for Ersson to get some confidence in net on Thursday.
Toronto's Auston Matthews appears be have found his MVP form early this season, and TSN Hockey analyst Jeff O'Neill explains what he's seeing from the Maple Leafs' captain ahead of tonight's game with the Rangers on TSN.
The Jets are in Dallas where they'll look to snap a three-game losing streak. Winnipeg has quieted down offensively only scoring six goals over their last three contests.
The Maple Leafs discuss Auston Matthews' return to form and Darren Raddysh says it reminds him of when they were trying to stop him from reaching 70 goals when he was back on the Lightning.
The Montreal Canadiens will be without captain Nick Suzuki for the next two to four weeks because of an upper-body injury, it was announced Thursday morning.
Could Connor Hellebuyck's status with the Jets be delayed through the weekend? Montreal isn't on Dylan Larkin's trade list, but could it change? Will some of Pittsburgh's veterans be moved out of town? TSN's Hockey Insiders discuss this and more.
Nick Suzuki's leadership will be sorely missed both on and off the ice for the next two to four weeks so how will the Canadiens manage without their captain? TSN's Kenzie Lalonde has more on how Oliver Kapanen looks poised to step in for Suzuki.
The Penguins were relieved to be able to see forward Ben Kindel Thursday after he suffered a medical episode on the team plane on Tuesday.
Sergei Bobrovsky starts in goal for the Maple Leafs tonight when they welcome in the Rangers. Mark Masters has more on the goaltending matchup and the latest on the injury front for Toronto.
Flames captain Mikael Backlund will not play against the Wild on Thursday due to an upper-body injury that he suffered during Sunday's win over the Hurricanes.
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