A goaltending duel in Edmonton where both Scott Wedgewood and Connor Ingram made 30 stops, each allowing just one goal in the second period. When the shootout arrived, Wedgewood made the decisive save to hand Colorado the win — their 7th consecutive road victory — heading into the playoffs.

Wedgewood's Shootout Heroics Send Avalanche to 7th Straight Road Win · Apr. 13, 2026

After falling behind on an early Chicago shorthanded goal, Buffalo responded and never looked back — rattling off five unanswered to win 5-1. Tage Thompson hit 40 goals on the season with a pair, with Rasmus Dahlin setting up two in the third alone. The win clinched the Atlantic Division title — Buffalo's first since 2009-10 and their seventh overall — capping a remarkable turnaround that also ended the longest playoff drought in NHL history.

Sabres Clinch Atlantic Division Title in Style · Apr. 13, 2026

A crucial game for Nashville's playoff hopes ended in a 3-2 defeat, with Macklin Celebrini scoring twice to power San Jose's win. The loss, combined with Los Angeles clinching elsewhere on the same night, settled the final Wild Card picture in the West — both conferences now have their playoff fields set with 1-2 games of the regular season remaining.

Celebrini Double Sinks Predators' Wild Card Hopes · Apr. 13, 2026

Mavrik Bourque completed his first NHL hat trick at 14:52 of the third, shoveling home a loose puck after Alexander Petrovic's point shot was tipped by Matt Duchene — the third goal in a 6:34 span that erased a 5-3 deficit. Bourque finished with three goals and an assist, and had set up Jason Robertson's 3-3 equalizer in the second period as well.

Bourque's First Career Hat Trick Completes Dallas Comeback · Apr. 13, 2026

A chaotic finish at Scotiabank Arena. Toronto raced to 3-0, Dallas countered with three straight to tie it, then the Leafs scored twice more to lead 5-3 in the third — only for Dallas to rattle off three more in 6:34, capped by Mavrik Bourque's first NHL hat trick at 14:52. Dallas became just the sixth team in NHL history to overcome both a three-goal and two-goal deficit in the same regulation win.

Stars Rally Twice to Stun Maple Leafs · Apr. 13, 2026

With Toronto leading 1-0 in the first period at Scotiabank Arena, Jacob Quillan crashed the net on a Steven Lorentz wrap-around attempt, deflecting the puck in off his skate to make it 2-0. A moment of uncertainty — Quillan thought it might get called for kicking — before the goal was confirmed. The 24-year-old undrafted call-up out of Quinnipiac University played 22 games with the Leafs this season after posting 12 goals and 21 assists with the Marlies.


Quillan Nets First NHL Goal to Put Leafs Up 2-0 · Apr. 13, 2026

Minnesota appeared to have control at 3-1 early in the second, but St. Louis erased the lead within 2:32 and kept pressing — gaining the advantage before the second was out, then adding two more in the third for a commanding 6-3 final. A five-goal unanswered run that completely flipped the game's momentum.

Blues Rattle Off Five Unanswered to Blow Past Wild · Apr. 13, 2026

Down 2-0 after the first against a Hurricanes side resting their key regulars, the Flyers fought back in the second — Matvei Michkov pulled one back, then Trevor Zegras tied it on a power-play tuck through the five-hole off a Porter Martone feed, Zegras' 26th of the season. A scoreless third and OT took it to a shootout where Tyson Foerster's was the only goal and Dan Vladař stoned Alexander Nikishin to seal it. Philadelphia clinches 3rd in the Metropolitan and a first-round date with Pittsburgh.

Flyers Clinch in Dramatic Shootout vs. Hurricanes · Apr. 13, 2026

Cole Reinhardt opened and closed out the scoring, netting the winner with 1:50 left in the third to spoil Jonathan Quick's NHL finale. Florida got the job done despite being outshot 26-17 — Quick, 40, had announced his retirement before puck drop, ending a 19-season career as the winningest American-born goaltender in NHL history with 410 wins and three Stanley Cups.

Panthers Rain on Quick's Parade in Regulation · Apr. 13, 2026

With Detroit trailing 3-2 in the third, Patrick Kane read the play perfectly, stealing the puck at the defensive blue line and skating in on a 2-on-0 before feeding Alex DeBrincat for the finish. The assist was the 892nd of Kane's career and his 1,400th point overall — making him just the 24th player in NHL history to reach the milestone. Among active players, only Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, and Alex Ovechkin had previously reached 1,400 points.

Kane's 1,400th Point: Sets Up DeBrincat to Tie It 3-3 · Apr. 13, 2026

A back-and-forth game at Amalie Arena that needed overtime to settle. Detroit opened the scoring but Tampa tied it before the first period ended, then surged ahead 3-1 with two second-period goals — only for the Red Wings to storm back and tie it 3-3 late in the third. It took Nikita Kucherov just 27 seconds to end it, joining Brayden Point on a 2-on-1 to counter the winner and send Tampa into sole possession of 2nd in the Atlantic with one game left.

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