Recap Roundups
November 15, 2016
Ottawa 3, Philadelphia 2
Minutes after seeing defenseman Erik Karlsson and Kyle Turris fail to score on an uncontested two-man breakaway in overtime, Ottawa Senators coach Guy Boucher asked both to redeem themselves in the shootout.
Carolina 1, San Jose 0
With more pieces to the defense in place and performing at a rather high level, the Carolina Hurricanes enjoyed seeing the possibilities of going on a bit of a surge.
Columbus 2, Washington 1
The Columbus Blue Jackets continue to serve notice that they could be a contender this season.
Toronto 6, Nashville 2
James van Riemsdyk had the antidote to the Nashville Predators three-game winning streak on Tuesday night.
Florida 4, Montreal 3
The Montreal Canadiens' franchise-record home winning streak is no more.
Tampa Bay 4, Detroit 3
The Tampa Bay Lightning got a big win on Tuesday night but may have suffered an even bigger loss.
St. Louis 4, Buffalo 1
Left winger Jaden Schwartz had to limp to the St. Louis Blues bench near the end of the first period Tuesday night after being in the wrong place when defenseman Alex Pietrangelo fired a shot toward the net.
Calgary 1, Minnesota 0
The Calgary Flames needed a win -- any kind of win -- to snap out of their weeklong funk. The low-scoring, gritty variety suited them just fine.
Winnipeg 4, Chicago 0
Nobody beats the Winnipeg Jets five times in a row.
New Jersey 2, Dallas 1
Adam Henrique scored 44 seconds into the overtime to give the New Jersey Devils their fifth straight victory, a 2-1 overtime win against the Dallas Stars on Tuesday at American Airlines Center.
New Jersey 2, Dallas 1
During their current five-game winning streak, the New Jersey Devils have found a way to win. On Tuesday night against the Dallas Stars at American Airlines Center, the Devils needed overtime to scratch out a 2-1 victory.
Colorado 4, Los Angeles 1
The Colorado Avalanche were trying to jump-start their struggling offense. Two quick goals did the trick against the Los Angeles Kings.
NY Rangers 7, Vancouver 2
Kevin Hayes and J.T. Miller scored two goals apiece as the New York Rangers defeated the Vancouver Canucks 7-2 on Tuesday night.
NY Rangers 7, Vancouver 2
The New York Rangers found the formula for success in the NHL.
Anaheim 4, Edmonton 1
After disparate starts, the surging Anaheim Ducks and the struggling Edmonton Oilers are tied atop the Pacific Division.