NHL Review October 12 2017

THURSDAY’S RESULTS
Home Team in Caps
TAMPA BAY 5, Pittsburgh 4
FLORIDA 5, St. Louis 2
NASHVILLE 4, Dallas 1
Minnesota 5, CHICAGO 2
Winnipeg 4, VANCOUVER 2
Detroit 4, ARIZONA 2
SAN JOSE 3, Buffalo 2

LUONGO TIES JOSEPH FOR FOURTH ON ALL-TIME WINS LIST
Panthers goaltender Roberto Luongo made 37 saves to earn his 454th career win and move into a tie with Curtis Joseph for fourth on the NHL’s all-time list among netminders.

Luongo, who began his career with the Islanders (7 W), is the franchise wins leader for both the Canucks (252 W) and Panthers (195 W).

Luongo made his 968th career NHL appearance, three shy of tying Terry Sawchuk (971) for third on the all-time list among goaltenders.

NHL’s Top 10 All-Time Goalies by Wins.

1 Martin Brodeur 691
2 Patrick Roy 551
3 Ed Belfour 484
4 Roberto Luongo 454
5 Curtis Joseph 454
6 Terry Sawchuk 445
7 Jacques Plante 437
8 Tony Esposito 423
9 Glenn Hall 407
10 Henrik Lundqvist 406

GOLDEN KNIGHTS, DEVILS LOOK TO REMAIN UNBEATEN 
The Golden Knights (3-0-0) and Devils (3-0-0) look to extend their season-opening winning streaks when they face the Red Wings and Capitals, respectively, on Friday.

The Golden Knights – already the first club in the 100-year history of the NHL to begin its inaugural season with three straight wins – will look to push their streak to four when they host the Red Wings at the second-ever regular-season game at T-Mobile Arena. 

The Devils – who aim to start a season with four consecutive victories for the fourth time in franchise history (last: 4-0-0 in 1995-96) – host the Capitals at Prudential Center. New Jersey has combined for 16 goals through its first three games of the season, led by rookies Jesper Bratt (3-3—6) and Will Butcher (0-5—5). 

NHL Schedule for Friday, Oct 13

Matchup	Time
Washington@ New Jersey	7:00 PM ET
NY Rangers@ Columbus	7:00 PM ET
Anaheim@ Colorado	9:00 PM ET
Ottawa@ Calgary	9:00 PM ET
Detroit@ Vegas	10:30 PM ET