13.11.2024
Toronto Maple Leafs 0 - 3 Ottawa Senators
Ullmark makes 27 saves, Senators shut out Maple Leafs
TORONTO --
“It’s always nice getting a win, it doesn’t matter which team it is,” Ullmark said. “We haven’t really played our best on the road this year (3-5-0) except for last game against Boston (a 3-2 overtime win on Saturday), so it’s good we backed it up tonight.
“Very mature throughout the game. I thought we did a great job of doing the things that we talked about prior to the game, sticking with the game plan. A good prescout, and when everything comes together and you see that if you’re paying attention before the game and you are doing the things you need to do during the game, everything is going to work out basically. With that comes a lot of decision-making, and I thought we were very poised with it most of the game.”
“Like I’ve said multiple times this year, I’m really confident in our group. I think we can beat any team, and especially if we play that way, I think we are really hard to play against,” Stutzle said. “Great game by Ullmark, he really kept us in the game. I'm just really happy the way we played and the team effort we gave tonight.”
“Not a good game for us,” Toronto coach Craig Berube said. “There wasn’t much good to talk about in the game overall. We got outskated, they wanted it more than us. That’s the bottom line.”
Norris scored 41 seconds into the first period to give the Senators a 1-0 lead. He took a pass from
Stutzle has seven goals in 15 games this season after scoring 18 in 75 games last season.
“I worked really hard this summer,” Stutzle said. “Obviously, I wasn’t happy with the way I played last year, the way the season finished. I think it’s a different mindset this year, just trying to win as many games as we can, and it helps when our guys keep scoring.”
Amadio scored 43 seconds later to push the lead to 3-0 at 3:55. He carried the puck into the offensive zone on a 2-on-1 before electing to shoot short side from the right circle.
“We just got really away from our game,” Maple Leafs forward
Toronto has scored only one goal at 5-on-5 in its past five games.
“Tonight we didn’t have the puck, so it’s pretty tough to score any goals when you don’t have the puck,” Berube said. “They had the puck the whole game pretty much until the third period. We have to generate more attempts at the net with people at the net and create offense that way.”
NOTES: Maple Leafs captain
Florida Panthers 1 - 4 New Jersey Devils
Jacob Markstrom's stellar performance, making 34 saves, helped the New Jersey Devils halt the Florida Panthers' seven-game winning streak with a 4-1 victory. Markstrom credited the win to a team effort, emphasizing the defensive support he received. Jesper Bratt and Dougie Hamilton each contributed two assists for the Devils, who have now won six of their last eight matches. Jack Hughes achieved a milestone by scoring his 300th NHL point, making him the fastest in franchise history to reach this mark, surpassing Kirk Muller. Sam Reinhart was the lone scorer for the Panthers, who experienced their first defeat since October 22. Timo Meier, Paul Cotter, and Ondrej Palat rounded out the scoring for New Jersey, with Cotter expressing satisfaction with the collective team effort. Panthers coach Paul Maurice highlighted a few critical mistakes, while hopes remain that Panthers forward Sam Bennett, sidelined with an upper-body injury, will recover swiftly. The victory mirrored last season's outcome, where the Panthers' nine-game winning streak was similarly ended by the Devils.
New York Rangers 3 - 6 Winnipeg Jets
The Winnipeg Jets set a new NHL record by becoming the fastest team to reach 15 wins, defeating the New York Rangers 6-3 at Madison Square Garden in just their 16th game of the season. Key players for the Jets included Kyle Connor with two goals and an assist, Mark Scheifele with two goals, Neal Pionk with three assists, and Connor Hellebuyck with 33 saves. Winnipeg capitalized on Rangers' turnovers, notably three by Mika Zibanejad, to secure their seventh consecutive victory and remain unbeaten on the road this season. The game saw contributions from multiple Jets players like Gabriel Vilardi, who also extended his point streak to eight games, matching Scheifele's streak. Rangers' Artemi Panarin extended his home point streak to eight games, while Igor Shesterkin made 27 saves. Despite their efforts, turnovers proved costly for the Rangers, leading to a missed opportunity against the league's top team. Notably, the Jets became the ninth team in NHL history to win seven straight road games to start the season.
St Louis Blues 2 - 3 Boston Bruins
In an exciting comeback, the Boston Bruins rallied with three third-period goals to secure a 3-2 victory over the St. Louis Blues, overcoming a 2-0 deficit at the Enterprise Center. David Pastrnak scored the decisive goal with just 1:47 remaining, completing the Bruins' rally and improving their record to 8-7-2, despite being winless when trailing after two periods this season. Charlie McAvoy contributed both a goal and an assist, while Morgan Geekie, who had been a healthy scratch for the past three games, also found the back of the net. Jeremy Swayman made 20 saves for Boston, which has now gone 6-0-2 in its last eight games in St. Louis. For the Blues, Brayden Schenn and Oskar Sundqvist scored power-play goals, ending an 0-for-21 drought on home ice. However, St. Louis, who was 5-0-0 when leading after two periods, struggled in the third, allowing Boston to dominate play and ultimately suffering its third consecutive loss. Jordan Kyrou provided an assist for St. Louis, extending his point streak to five games, while Jordan Binnington made 27 saves in a losing effort. Bruins coach Jim Montgomery praised his team's resilience, highlighting their commitment to playing a full 60 minutes and emphasizing the importance of second and third efforts. The game was further marked by an unfortunate injury to Bruins defenseman Hampus Lindholm, who left the game early after blocking a shot.
Edmonton Oilers 4 - 3 New York Islanders
In a thrilling encounter at Rogers Place, Connor McDavid delivered a standout performance with a goal and three assists, leading the Edmonton Oilers to a 4-3 overtime victory against the New York Islanders. McDavid's crucial involvement included assisting on Leon Draisaitl's overtime game-winner, marking his 999th NHL point and placing him on the verge of becoming the fourth-fastest player in NHL history to reach 1,000 points. Draisaitl shone with two goals, while Evan Bouchard contributed a goal and two assists for the Oilers, who recorded their second consecutive win. Despite two third-period goals from Anders Lee and a strong showing from Kyle Palmieri, the Islanders were unable to prevail, with Ilya Sorokin stopping 38 shots. The Oilers' victory showcased both McDavid's growing legacy and the team's resilience.
Vancouver Canucks - - - Calgary Flames
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Seattle Kraken 5 - 2 Columbus Blue Jackets
The Seattle Kraken mounted an impressive comeback against the Columbus Blue Jackets, securing a 5-2 victory at Climate Pledge Arena. After trailing by two goals, the Kraken scored four times in the second period to overpower the Blue Jackets, who are now enduring a six-game losing streak. Key contributions for Seattle included Jared McCann with a goal and an assist, Jordan Eberle with two assists, and goalie Joey Daccord making 38 saves. The pivotal turnaround began with Tye Kartye's goal, followed by Brandon Tanev's equalizer. Eeli Tolvanen's quick power-play goal and Will Borgen's strike extended the lead, cemented finally by McCann's empty-net goal. Despite an initial two-goal lead thanks to Sean Kuraly and Zach Aston-Reese, Columbus was unable to hold off Seattle's resurgence.