Recap Roundups
January 26, 2017
Boston 4, Pittsburgh 3
The NHL allowed Brad Marchand to play Thursday night and the Pittsburgh Penguins paid the price.
Washington 5, New Jersey 2
If there is one team in the NHL that is not eager for the All-Star break this weekend, it is the Washington Capitals.
Washington 5, New Jersey 2
If there is one team in the NHL that is not eager for the All-Star break this weekend, it is the Washington Capitals.
NY Islanders 3, Montreal 1
The turnaround for Andrew Ladd and the New York Islanders came too late to save Jack Capuano's job, but perhaps just in time save the season and prove their former head coach prescient.
Philadelphia 2, Toronto 1
Rookie right winger Roman Lyubimov stepped out of the shadows to score the biggest NHL goal of his young career Thursday night, leading the Philadelphia Flyers to a 2-1 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Los Angeles 3, Carolina 0
The heart and soul of the Los Angeles Kings -- Jonathan Quick -- has played one period of hockey this season, a groin injury sidelining the franchise goalie and fueling skepticism about his team's chances of making the postseason without him.
Calgary 3, Ottawa 2
In the end, halting a four-game winning streak turned out to be pretty simple stuff for the Calgary Flames,
Florida 2, Tampa Bay 1
In what might have been James Reimer's last game before becoming a father, the Florida Panthers goalie had a memorable night.
Nashville 4, Columbus 3
After blowing a two-goal lead with less than six minutes left Tuesday night, the Nashville Predators were presented with another two-goal advantage in the last five minutes Thursday night.
Minnesota 5, St. Louis 1
The Minnesota Wild have avoided any major letdowns or extended losing streaks in their first year under coach Bruce Boudreau.
Winnipeg 5, Chicago 3
Playing their fourth game in six nights, the Winnipeg Jets relied on some guile to continue their season-long mastery of the Chicago Blackhawks
Dallas 4, Buffalo 3
The Dallas Stars needed to head into the NHL All-Star break on a positive note.
Arizona 3, Vancouver 0
The Arizona Coyotes have been preaching patience and small victories with their young core of players. The pups got a little payoff in a 3-0 win over the Vancouver Canucks on Thursday night at Gila River Arena.
Edmonton 4, San Jose 1
The surprise team in the Pacific Division made a final statement before the All-Star break Thursday night.
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