NHL Review Tuesday November 7 2017

TUESDAY’S RESULTS
Home Team in Caps
BUFFALO 3, Washington 1
St. Louis 3, NEW JERSEY 1
Edmonton 2, NY ISLANDERS 1 (OT)
PITTSBURGH 3, Arizona 1
CAROLINA 3, Florida 1
Nashville 3, COLUMBUS 1
MONTREAL 3, Vegas 2
Vancouver 5, CALGARY 3
Los Angeles 4, ANAHEIM 3 (OT)

BLUES MOVE TO TOP OF LEAGUE STANDINGS
Vladimir Tarasenko and Brayden Schenn each collected 1-2—3 to help the Blues improve to 12-3-1 (25 points) and move past the idle Lightning (11-2-2, 24 points) for the best record in the NHL this season. 

LINDGREN IMPROVES TO 5-0-0 IN FIVE CAREER APPEARANCES
Charlie Lindgren made 29 saves to improve to 5-0-0 in five career appearances (1.39 GAA, .955 SV%, 1 SO) and backstop the Canadiens to their third consecutive win. 

KINGS RALLY TO IMPROVE TO 11-2-2
The Kings overcame a 3-1 deficit and Nick Shore scored at 3:51 of overtime to help Los Angeles improve to 11-2-2 (24 points) this season. The Kings earned at least 11 wins through their first 15 games of a season for the third time in franchise history (11-3-1 in 1980-81 and 12-3-0 in 2010-11). The Kings lead the NHL with 26 overtime goals since the 3-on-3 format was introduced in 2015-16, six more than the next-closest clubs (CGY and CHI: 20).

JAGR, LUONGO CLIMB ALL-TIME GAMES PLAYED LISTS
Jaromir Jagr made his return to the Flames lineup and passed Gordie Howe for sole possession of second on the NHL’s all-time games played list (regular season and playoffs).

Panthers goaltender Roberto Luongo made his 972nd career appearance and passed Terry Sawchuk for sole possession of third on the all-time list among NHL netminders.
 

NHL Schedule for Wednesday, November 8 2017

Matchup	Time
Minnesota@ Toronto	7:30 PM ET
Boston@ NY Rangers	8:00 PM ET
Tampa Bay@ San Jose	10:30 PM ET