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Be sure to visit and for full hockey coverage from PyeongChang. Players of the Night:, Arizona Coyotes: Raanta shutout and the Edmonton Oilers, stopping all 40 shots sent his way for his first goose egg as a member of the Coyotes., Ottawa Senators: The Derick Brassard Showcase continued on Saturday night. The Senators forward, who has been the subject of trade speculation leading up to the trade deadline in two weeks, scored in his fourth straight game and added two helpers in a 6-3 win against the New York Rangers., Vegas Golden Knights: Smith extended his point streak to seven games, scoring twice and adding a helper in a 6-3 win against the Montreal Canadiens. Smith has five goals and seven assists during his streak and now has 51 points in 58 games this season., Vancouver Canucks: Nilsson turned aside 44 of the 45 shots he faced from one of the league’s hottest teams in the Boston Bruins. The Canucks obliged their goaltender, scoring six and chasing in a 6-1 win.

And the rest of the Chicago Blackhawks: Losers of eight straight coming into Saturday, the Blackhawks finally ended the streak, putting up seven goals against the Metropolitan Division-leading Washington Capitals. Toews had a goal and two assists in the game. It was Chicago’s first win of the month and their seven goals were half of the number they scored in their previous eight games.

Eddie Lack, New Jersey Devils: Lack to be playing against the league’s top team. But there he was on Saturday, stopping 48 of 51 shots against Stamkos, Kucherov and Co. He even out-dueled, who will likely win the Vezina in June. Impressive stuff.

Highlights of the Night:, untouchable. Evgeni Malkin has tallied 1-1—2 to reach the 900-point mark (361-539—900 in 762 GP). Since entering the League in 2006-07, only Alex Ovechkin (994) and Sidney Crosby (991) have collected more points than Malkin.

— NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) MISC: • Blackhawks fans tossed after toward Capitals’ •, furious with overturned goal, launches • Should be after boarding? • after eight-game layoff • No NHL players means and goals at Olympics •: The teams still in it and the teams that are out of it Scores: Kings 4, Sabres 2 Ducks 3, Wild 2 (SO) Senators 6, Rangers 3 Coyotes 1, Oilers 0 Golden Knights 3, Canadiens 3 Devils 4, Lightning 3 Penguins 5, Maple Leafs 3 Red Wings 3, Predators 1 Blackhawks 7, Capitals 1 Canucks 6, Bruins 1 Panthers 6, Flames 3 Scott Billeck is a writer for. Drop him a line at or follow him on Twitter. Be sure to visit and for full hockey coverage from PyeongChang. He won’t have much of a defense, it would seem. New Jersey Devils forward took off his responsible thinking cap on Saturday night against the Tampa Bay Lightning. In the second period, Woods came barrelling in on the Lightning forward.

The latter had already ushered the puck up the ice, and with his back turned to Woods, the Devils sophomore appeared to leave his feet, driving his shoulder into the nameplate of Namestnikov’s jersey. If that wasn’t enough, came in to defend his teammate and paid the price at the hands of Wood, who broke his visor with a punch, leaving Sustr bloodied. Wood was given a boarding minor on the play and an additional two minutes for roughing after he left Sustr in a mess. It wouldn’t be at all shocking if Wood is summoned by the NHL’s player safety department. Both Namestnikov and Sustr had to leave the game, but both returned in the third period.

The Devils won the game 4-3. Guess who scored the game-winner. It was pretty clear that after receving a slashing minor, boarding major and game misconduct all in the span of about three seconds, of the Colorado Avalanche still had some punishment coming to him. And so on Sunday night the NHL’s Department of Player Safety announced a two-game ban for the veteran defenseman after he boarded Saturday night in Colorado. As detailed in the video, Johnson knows that Namestnikov has already fired his shot on goal and the Tampa Bay Lightning forward isn’t expecting to be shoved like that after his scoring attempt. That, and how far he was from the boards make it all especially dangerous. Aspen plus 2006 crack.

Fortunately, Namestnikov was able to remain in the game. “Dangerous play. You just hold your breath on those. Got a little fortunate with Vladdy, obviously didn’t get as fortunate with Callahan,” said Lightning head coach Jon Cooper, referring to ‘s with last week. Johnson will lose out on $64,516.12, which goes to the.