NHL Roundup: Sabers' top flames behind Alex Touch's hat-trick

Oct.21 – Alex Touch made his first career hat-trick to help the visiting Buffalo Sabers clinch a 6-3 win against the Calgary Flames on Thursday.

Dylan Cozens and Casey Mittelstadt added goals and assists respectively, while Rasmus Darling also scored for the Sabers. Buffalo’s Vinny Hinostroza had his three assists, while Owen Power and Jacob Bryson each had his two. Eric Comrie recorded his 40 saves for the win.

Andrew Manjapane, Trevor Lewis and Nikita Zadroff scored for Calgary. Jacob Markstrom allowed him three goals on 12 shots before being replaced by Dunn his Vlader after the first period. Vladar had 17 saves.

Tuff extended his scoring streak to three games 46 seconds into the second period. Darling has scored in all four of his first games for the Sabers, which is his longest opening streak scoring streak by a blue liner in NHL history.

Oilers 6, Hurricanes 4

Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Conor McDavid each scored a goal and three assists as hosts Edmonton handed Carolina their first loss of the season.

Zach Hyman, Ryan McLeod, Evander Kane and Leon Dreysaitl scored other goals for Edmonton. McDavid’s goal was an empty net tally with 10 seconds remaining. Hyman and Dry Saitle each contributed assists, while Jack Campbell made 36 saves for the win.

Martín Nekas scored Carolina’s fourth goal and made an earlier assist. Sebastian Ajo with the Hurricanes he had 3 assists and Brent Barnes had his 2. The Hurricanes fell in his fourth game of the campaign. Last season they won his first nine games.

Penguin 6, King 1

Jeff Petrie had one goal and two assists as Pittsburgh traveled to Los Angeles to improve to 3-0-0 at home.

Jan Rutta, Jake Guentzel, Rickard Rakell, Jeff Carter and Ryan Poehling also scored for the Penguins. Tristan his jarry stopped 39 shots as Mike his Sullivan scored his 300th win as a Pittsburgh coach. Guentzel left in the third period after being hit by a shot in his right ear.

Karl Grandstrom scored for the Kings who were 3-0-0 away. Los Angeles goalkeeper Cal Petersen allowed three goals on his first nine shots before being replaced by Jonathan Quick, who made 22 saves.

Bruins 2, Ducks 1 (SO)

Taylor Hall scored in the fourth round of the shootout as Boston overtook Anaheim’s visit.

After six previous total attempts had failed, Hall defeated Anaheim goaltender John Gibson five holes to give the home side an extra point. Hall also scored Boston’s only goal of regulation in the second period.

Massachusetts native Frank Vatrano scored the Ducks’ lone goal.

Sharks 3, Rangers 2 (OT)

Eric Carlson clocked 49 seconds into overtime as the team visiting San Jose beat New York for their first victory of the season. Carlson stopped San Jose’s five-game losing streak in a spectacular sequence early in extra time.

After Thomas Hertl won an offensive zone showdown with Vincent Trocek, Carlsson won possession in the middle of the slot, skating around New York star Artemi Panarin and Timo Meyer while falling to the ice. threw the puck into Instead of taking a shot, Meyer went behind the net and found the defense wide open on the right side, with the game winner dove into the open right side of the net.

Carlson’s dramatic match winner gave San Jose coach David Quinn his first win with his new team back in New York. Quinn has been 98-87-25 in 208 regular season games with the Rangers in three seasons.

Maple Leaf 3, Star 2 (OT)

Nicholas Robertson scored the second goal of the game at 3:46 of overtime as hosts Toronto gave Dallas their first loss of the season.

Orston Matthews set up Robertson with a 2–1 breakout to give Toronto its third win and a four-game homestand domination.

Alexander Carfoot also scored for Toronto. Michael Bunting added his two assists and goalkeeper Ilya Samsonov notched his 26 saves. Luke Glendenning and Tyler Seguin scored for the Stars and made 40 saves from Scott Wedgwood.

Devils 4, Islanders 1

Ondrej Parratt scored twice and Mackenzie Blackwood made 16 saves in a shutout deep in the third period to give New Jersey its second straight win in Elmont, New York.

Jack Hughes opened the scoring second and Nico Hishier scored an empty net in the final minute of the third to beat the Islanders 42-17.

Ilya Sorokin has made 39 saves for the Islanders, scoring a total of 12 goals in the previous two games. New York finished 2-2-0 in their season-opening four-game homestand. Anders Lee scored with 3:16 remaining to avoid a shutout.

Golden Knights 5, Jets 2

Jack Eichel scored two to highlight the first four goals, while Addin Hill made 26 saves to help Vegas win over Winnipeg in Las Vegas.

William Carlson and Jonathan Marcheseau scored a goal and an assist respectively, Alex Pietrangelo added 2 assists and Chandler Stevenson also scored. His four goals in the first period were his second-most in any period in franchise history.

Neil Pionck had a goal and an assist, while Pierre-Luc Dubois also scored in Winnipeg, who were playing their third road game in four nights. Debuting for the Jets, David Ricci finished with 27 saves.

blue jacket 5, predators 3

Jonny Gaudreau scored two goals as part of Columbus’ comeback in the third period.

Nick Blankenberg scored a goal and an assist for the Blue Jackets, while Jegor Chinahov had two assists. Jake Bean and Justin Danforth also scored goals for Columbus, while Elvis Melzrikins made 23 saves.

Yakov Trenin and Tanner Jeannot scored goals and assists for Nashville. Colton Sissons scored his two assists, Ryan Johansen scored his other goal for the Predators, and Kevin Lankinen stopped his 37 shots.

Senators 5, Capitals 2

With Drake Bazarson scoring twice and Shane Pinto scoring the first goal, Ottawa recovered from a 2–0 deficit to beat visiting Washington.

Tyler Mott had a goal and an assist, Brady Tkachuk had two assists and Anton Forsberg had 22 saves as the Senators secured their second consecutive win.

Anthony Mantha scored his third goal in five games for the Capitals, and TJ Osier also scored. Darcy Kemper made 39 saves.

Canadians 6, Coyotes 2

First overall pick Yurai Slavkowski scored his first goal of his career and captain Nick Suzuki scored a penalty shot. Both in the second period, Montreal beat Arizona.

The Canadiens also scored their first goals from Josh Anderson, Cole Corfield and Brendan Gallagher to get off to a 5–0 start. Sean Monaghan added an empty net tally in the third. For the Coyotes, Travis Boyd scored and set the goal, and JJ Moser also tallied.

Jake Allen returned to the crease with 25 saves after missing Montreal’s final game.Connor Ingram had 24 shots in his debut for the Coyotes.

Wild 4, Canucks 3 (OT)

Kirill Kaprizov scored at 3:02 in overtime during a delay penalty to lead Minnesota to victory against Vancouver in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Caprisov had one goal and two assists, Mats Zuccarello had two goals and one assist, and Marc-André Fleury made 23 saves for Wild, who lost 20 goals in their first three games, all in the loss.

Nils Amann scored a goal and an assist in his first NHL point, Dakota Joshua also scored a goal and an assist, and Thatcher Demko made 33 saves for the Canucks, the NHL’s only winless team. .

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