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NHL: Mammoth 4, Oilers 2

Clayton Keller scored twice, Logan Cooley had a goal and an assist, and Nick Schmaltz had a pair of helpers as the Mammoth cruised to victory on the road Thursday night to hand the Oilers their first regulation loss of the season.


NHL: Sharks 3, Predators 2 (SO)

Mason Marchment and Will Smith scored in regulation and Macklin Celebrini had the lone goal in the shootout as the Sharks prevented the Predators comeback on Thursday after Steven Stamkos forced extra time with the tying goal at the buzzer.


NHL: Jets 3, Blackhawks 4 (OT)

Artyom Levshunov scored his first goal of the season in overtime to help the Blackhawks ground the Jets on Thursday night. Playing in his second game of the season, Connor Bedard sniped a power play goal and assisted on Levshunov's OT winner as Chicago collected its second straight victory.


NHL: Islanders 1, Senators 2 (SO)

Linus Ullmark made 20 saves in regulation and couldn't be beat in the shootout as the Senators edged the Islanders on Thursday night. Ridly Greig scored for Ottawa, which also had two goals called back, helping Ullmark improve to 6-0 on the season.


NHL: Sabres 5, Maple Leafs 4 (OT)

Owen Power capped Buffalo's comeback with his second overtime-winner of the season as the Sabres stunned the Maple Leafs Thursday night, spoiling Kirill Marchenko's hat trick. Defencemen Dennis Gilbert and Mattias Samuelsson scored in the third period to erase Toronto's two-goal lead and set the stage for Power's winner.


NHL: Blues 4, Wild 5

Matt Boldy had a hat trick and an assist to help the Wild hold off a late push from the Blues on Thursday night. Kirill Kaprizov had a goal and two assists, Danila Yurov also scored and Jesper Wallstedt made 20 saves for Minnesota, which won for the third time in four games.


NHL: Rangers 1, Devils 7

Luke Hughes scored twice, Evan Rodrigues had a goal and an assist and the Devils used a balanced offensive attack to chase Dylan Garand in a rout of the Rangers Thursday night. New York is undefeated (5-0) at home but falls to 1-3 on the road this season.


NHL: Kraken 3, Lightning 4 (OT)

Victor Hedman scored the game-winning goal with 2:53 remaining in overtime to lead the Lightning a win over the Kraken on Thursday. Brandon Hagel scored twice for Tampa Bay, which has won five of six and is a perfect 4-0-0 at home this season.


NHL: Flyers 1, Red Wings 2

Anton Johansson scored his first career NHL goal and Andrew Copp netted the go-ahead goal with under five minutes remaining in the third period as the Red Wings rallied past the Flyers on Thursday. Winless in nine straight to open the season, Philadelphia (0-6-3) is off to its worst start in franchise history.


NHL: Canucks 2, Panthers 3 (OT)

Brady Tkachuk scored his second straight hat trick to power the Panthers past the Canucks at Amerant Bank Arena on Thursday. Tkachuk scored twice in the third period, including the tying goal with 13 seconds remaining, before finishing off his hat trick at 2:23 of overtime with a wrist shot from the left hash marks.


Are the Oilers officially the scariest team in the NHL?

The Edmonton Oilers are the only team without a regulation loss and the trio of Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl and Evan Bouchard have combined for 42 points through six games. TSN's Hockey analyst Cameron Gaunce joins Domino's That's Hockey to answer the question: are the Oilers the scariest team in the NHL?


Where do Connor-Scheifele-Perfetti rank among league's best lines?

With the Jets currently sitting in second in the central division, Kyle Connor, Mark Scheifele and Cole Perfetti continue to drive the team's offence. TSN's Hockey analyst Cameron Gaunce joins Domino's That's Hockey to break down the Jets' top line and lists his top three lines in the NHL.


By the Numbers: Oilers, McDavid soaking in early season success

After an offseason of change, the Oilers have stormed out of the gate with a 5-0-1 record and leading the way has been a sizzling Connor McDavid, with 17 points in six games. SportsCentre takes a look at the numbers of the early season success in Edmonton.


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