Tuesday in the NHL | Blues suffer eighth straight loss

Noah Cates, Owen Tippett and Travis Konecny ​​each had a goal and an assist on Tuesday to help the Philadelphia Flyers win 5-1 over the St. Louis Blues.

Konecny ​​leads his team with five goals this season.

Cates’ goal hurt, scored three seconds from the end of the second period. The Flyers then took a 2-0 lead.

Wade Allison and Lukas Sedlak also scored for the Flyers, who won 2-1 in Ottawa on Saturday.

Felix Sandstrom stopped 28 shots for the Blues, who were losing their eighth straight game.

Ryan O’Reilly scored the goal for the Blues, beaten in regulation for the eighth time in a row – an organization record.

St. Louis hasn’t tasted a win since Oct. 22, when a 2-0 win at Edmonton lifted the club’s record to 3-0-0.

Aaron Bracy, Associated Press

Evander Kane injured in Oilers win

Edmonton Oilers forward Evander Kane left the game early in the second period in the Alberta side’s 3-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Tuesday night after he was cut in the left wrist by a skate blade.

Oilers officials said Kane was taken to a hospital in stable condition. He was due to undergo a medical procedure on Tuesday evening.

Kane was battling with Lightning defenseman Philippe Myers just inside the Oilers’ defensive zone, and while on the ice he was cut by the skate blade of forward Pat Maroon, Lightning.

The incident happened at 3:27 of the second period.

Kane grabbed the lacerated area with his right hand and quickly skated to the players’ bench before heading for the locker room.

The Oilers, who had lost three straight, were able to count on a one-goal performance and an assist from Connor McDavid.

The Oilers captain (9 goals, 19 points) has at least one point in each of his team’s last eight games. He has 14 goals in 14 games so far.

Warren Foegele and Leon Draisaitl scored the Oilers’ other two goals. Goalkeeper Jack Campbell made 35 saves, including several quality ones in the last minute of play.

Brandon Hagel and Alex Killorn had the goals for the Lightning and goaltender Andrei Vasilevskiy stopped 26 pucks.

Mark Diddler, Associated Press

Golden Knights beat Maple Leafs in overtime

Reilly Smith scored his second goal of the game 23 seconds into overtime as the Vegas Golden Knights posted their eighth straight victory, 4-3 over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday night.

Jack Eichel and Nicolas Roy were the other scorers for the Golden Knights (12-2-0). William Karlsson added two assists, and goaltender Logan Thompson saved 28 pucks.

Timothy Liljegren scored his first two goals of the season for the Maple Leafs (7-4-3), who had won their previous three games. Mitch Marner had a goal and an assist and goaltender Erik Kallgren made 16 saves.

Smith came alone in front of Kallgren after taking a pass from Shea Theodore and slotting the puck into the top of the net with a backhand shot.

It was his seventh goal of the season.

The Maple Leafs were down 2-1 after 20 minutes when Kallgren kept his team in the game by blocking breakaways from Keegan Kolesar, William Carrier and Smith in the second period.

Those saves eventually helped the Maple Leafs even the score thanks to a fine individual effort from Marner at 13:50. For Marner, it was a third goal this season and a point in a seventh straight game. .

Marner then turned into an artisan with a superb pass to Liljegren, allowing the defender to score his second goal of the season at 16:56 of the middle period.

Smith tied the game at 11:43 of the third period, shorthanded.

Joshua Clipperton, The Canadian Press

Flames beaten 3-2 by Devils

Nico Hischier hit the target with 8:10 left in the third period and the New Jersey Devils earned their seventh straight win, 3-2 over the Calgary Flames.

Dougie Hamilton and Ryan Graves also scored for the Devils, who tied their longest winning streak since February 2011.

Vitek Vanecek blocked 33 shots and helped the Devils overcome a lackluster performance as they returned home after a three-game trip to Western Canada.

Nazem Kadri and Tyler Toffoli have offered the response of the Flames, who have lost their last six games (0-4-2). Jacob Markstrom made 17 saves.

Hischier’s sixth goal of the season came on a shot that slipped between Markstrom’s pads after the Flames sustained more than two minutes of pressure in the Devils’ area.

Toffoli had allowed the Flames to tie the score at 2-2 at 5: 13 of the third period, 20 seconds after the start of a power play.

Kadri had given the Flames a 1-0 lead at 11:58 of the first period, after which the Flames held a 14-5 advantage in shots on goal.

The Devils scored their two goals in the second period, Hamilton’s with a two-man power play.

Tom Canavan, Associated Press

Rangers lose to Islanders

Adam Pelech, Brock Nelson and Anders Lee scored in the third period on Tuesday, guiding the Islanders to a 4-3 victory over their New York rivals, the Rangers.

After two periods at Madison Square Garden, the Rangers lead was 3-1.

It was before the three goals in 14: 16 from the opponent, including a goal from Nelson on the power play.

Lee brought the score to the final account by redirecting the shot from the blue line of Alexander Romanov, at 14:30.

The Rangers had led 17-6 on shots in the middle period.

In the third periods this season, the Islanders outscored the opposition 25-11 in goals.

Kyle Palmieri was the other scorer for the winners.

Semyon Varlamov has made 37 saves for the Islanders, who have won seven of their last eight games.

Filip Chytil, Chris Kreider and Vincent Trocheck have fought back for Rangers, who have lost their last three games.

Maybe they will have more success on Thursday in Detroit.

Kreider had at least one point in his sixth straight game.

Accomplice of Chytil’s goal, Adam Fox has 10 points in his last 11 games.

Artemi Panarin has amassed two assists – he has 14 this season, ranking third in the league in this regard.

Igor Shesterkin blocked 22 shots.

The Islanders beat Rangers 3-0 on October 26 at UBS Arena – the start of a five-game winning streak.

The two clubs will meet for a third and final time this season on December 22 at the Garden.

Allan Kreda, Associated Press

Canucks win, over Senators

Bo Horvat had two goals as the Vancouver Canucks won 6-4 over the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday.

After a goal late in the first period, Horvat broke the tie 2-2 at 1:16 in the third period, earning his 12^e goal of the season.

The captain saw an opening in the slot and was able to convert Conor Garland’s throw-in. The latter had just stolen the disc from Travis Hamonic, behind the net.

Vancouver remained in control thereafter, starting a five-game road trip in fine fashion.

Ilya Mikheyev, Oliver Ekman-Larsson and Jack Studnicka also beat Cam Talbot.

Elias Pettersson completed in an empty net.

Garland had two assists and Spencer Martin made 37 saves.

Tim Stutzle and Claude Giroux scored on the power play for Ottawa.

Hamonic and Drake Batherson were the other scorers for the Senators, who have lost their last six games.

The club allowed at least five goals in three of the encounters.

Talbot stopped 22 shots.

The Canucks will be the visitors at the Bell Center on Wednesday, before heading to Toronto, Boston and Buffalo.

The Senators will play New Jersey on Thursday and Philadelphia on Saturday.

The Canadian Press

Another victory for the Jets, this time against the Stars

Mark Scheifele scored twice to help the Winnipeg Jets win 5-1 against the Dallas Stars on Tuesday.

Pierre-Luc Dubois, Saku Maenalanen and Mason Appleton also scored for the Jets, who deserved a third straight win.

Appleton had two assists before finishing his night with an empty net goal.

Kyle Connor had three assists.

Connor Hellebuyck made 22 saves for the Central Division-leading Jets.

The Jets have a break until Saturday, when they will visit the Flames.

For the Stars, Jason Robertson had a goal in his sixth straight game.

He has seven goals and 12 points during the streak.

Scott Wedgewood stopped 28 shots for the Stars, who had won three straight games.

Judy Owen, The Canadian Press

The Coyotes have the upper hand over the Sabers

Karel Vejmelka made 32 saves and was the key figure in the Arizona Coyotes’ 4-1 win over the Buffalo Sabers on Tuesday night.

Lawson Crouse, Matias Maccelli, Clayton Keller and Liam O’Brien scored for the Coyotes.

Tage Thompson scored the Sabres’ lone goal. Goaltender Eric Comrie finished the game with 20 saves.

Crouse scored the first goal of the game just 23 seconds into the game, following a misunderstanding between Sabers defensemen Kale Clague and Owen Power.

Maccelli quickly spotted Crouse, who had no trouble finding the back of the net with a shot fired from close range.

Thompson tied the game with 5:34 left in the first period. Positioned in the left face-off circle, he branched further inside before firing a powerful shot into the top of the net for his eighth goal of the campaign.

Maccelli was credited with the Coyotes’ second goal with 3:30 remaining in the first period after his pass deflected off Sabers center Dylan Cozens and into the net.

Another deflected puck off Cozens gave the Coyotes a 3-1 lead after 2:24 of play in the third period, this time on a shot from O’Brien.

Vejmelka made his best save of the game with 3:22 to play, on a close range shot from Rasmus Asplund.

Keller put the game away by slotting the puck into an empty net with 2:10 left in regulation.

Mark Ludwiczak, Associated Press