NHL round-up: Knights extend franchise-record perfect start
Vegas extended its NHL record for most wins to begin a season by a reigning Stanley Cup champion.
Paul Cotter and Ivan Barbashev also scored goals, Jack Eichel had two assists and Logan Thompson finished with 26 saves for the Golden Knights.
Noah Cates and Cam Atkinson found the net and Carter Hart made 26 saves for Philadelphia.
Bruins 3, Blackhawks 0
Three players scored and Jeremy Swayman pitched a 23-save shutout to lead Boston over host Chicago.
Pavel Zacha, Matthew Poitras and Trent Frederic all lit the lamp for Boston, which finished off a four-game road trip and improved to 6-0-0 for only the second time in the franchise's 100-year history. The shutout was the 10th of Swayman's career in only 91 regular-season games.
Petr Mrazek stopped 40 shots for the Blackhawks, who have been shut out twice during their current three-game skid.
Kings 6, Coyotes 3
Anze Kopitar, Trevor Lewis and Trevor Moore scored first-period goals as Los Angeles rebounded from an early deficit to take down visiting Arizona.
Blake Lizotte, Kevin Fiala, Adrian Kempe and Kopitar each had a goal and an assist for Los Angeles. Pheonix Copley made 24 saves in his second start as the Kings won for the third time in four games.
Jack McBain, Nick Bjugstad and Clayton Keller scored for the Coyotes, who fell to 3-3-0, having played five of their six games on the road.
Canucks 3, Predators 2
Phillip Di Giuseppe and Nils Hoglander scored just 2:49 apart in the second period and Thatcher Demko made 15 saves as visiting Vancouver defeated Nashville.
Ilya Mikheyev also scored for the Canucks, who won their second straight game.
Colton Sissons and Kiefer Sherwood scored, while workhorse Juuse Saros stopped 21 shots as Nashville had its two-game winning streak come to an end.
Kraken 5, Red Wings 4 (OT)
Jordan Eberle scored the winning goal with 4.9 seconds remaining in overtime to lift Seattle over host Detroit.
Eberle took a pass in front of the Detroit goal from Jared McCann and one-timed a shot into a half-open net. Jaden Schwartz added two goals for Seattle, and Tye Kartye and McCann also scored.
Dylan Larkin had a goal and two assists for Detroit, which saw a five-game winning streak end. The Red Wings also got goals from Joe Veleno, Shayne Gostisbehere and Alex DeBrincat.
Avalanche 7, Islanders 4
Goals from Nathan Mackinnon and Bowen Byram in the final 30 seconds of the second period proved critical for Colorado in a win at New York.
Mikko Rantanen scored the tiebreaking goal 7:47 into the third period as the Avalanche improved to 6-0-0 on the season and won its 15th straight regular-season road game, an NHL record. Ryan Johansen scored twice, Rantanen had a goal and three assists and Cale Makar added a goal and two assists. Ross Colton also scored and Alexandar Georgiev stopped 27 shots for the Avalanche.
Cal Clutterbuck led the Islanders with a goal and an assist, while Simon Holmstrom, Kyle Palmieri and Anders Lee also scored. Noah Dobson and Jean-Gabriel Pageau each notched two assists for New York, and Ilya Sorokin made 35 saves.
Panthers 3, Sharks 1
Backup goalie Anthony Stolarz made 27 saves in his debut, leading Florida over San Jose in Sunrise, Fla.
The Panthers got goals from Carter Verhaeghe, Sam Reinhart and Kevin Stenlund. It was Reinhart's team-high seventh goal of the season.
The Sharks, who have lost all six of their games this season (0-5-1), got a goal from Fabian Zetterlund and 32 saves from Mackenzie Blackwood. San Jose is the last NHL team without a win.
