Recap Roundups
April 09, 2016
Ottawa 6, Boston 1
Sometimes, it really might be dangerous to schedule a promotion on the ice after a game.
NY Rangers 3, Detroit 2
Center Henrik Zetterberg said it was the longest walk he has ever taken from the ice to the locker room after a game.
Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 1
During the Christmas holidays, the Flyers were floundering near the bottom of the Eastern Conference. During a trip to the West Coast, they paid a visit to owner Ed Snider, who has been battling illness.
Anaheim 5, Colorado 3
Jakob Silfverberg scored twice, John Gibson had 29 saves and the Anaheim Ducks beat the Colorado Avalanche 5-3 on Saturday to keep their Pacific Division title hopes alive.
Anaheim 5, Colorado 3
The Anaheim Ducks are hoping for a Pacific Division title, but finishing strong was more important.
Montreal 5, Tampa Bay 2
Alex Galchenyuk scored twice and added an assist to lift the Montreal Canadiens to a 5-2 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday night at the Bell Centre.
Montreal 5, Tampa Bay 2
A season that started off with so much promise but ultimately went awry, ended on a positive note for the Montreal Canadiens.
Florida 5, Carolina 2
New York is coming to South Florida.
New Jersey 5, Toronto 1
In what may be the final game of his brilliant career with the New Jersey Devils, Patrik Elias went out in style.
Columbus 5, Chicago 4
The Blue Jackets sent their fans home happy Saturday night, but coach John Tortorella was not in the mood to add any significance to his team's season-ending 5-4 overtime win against Chicago.
Calgary 2, Minnesota 1
It was a night of firsts on the last night of the regular season for the Calgary Flames and the Minnesota Wild. First games, first goals, first points and a first-ever win over a familiar opponent.
Buffalo 4, NY Islanders 3
The New Islanders know they will open the postseason next week in Pittsburgh or Florida.
Dallas 3, Nashville 2
Jason Spezza only scored 17 goals for the Dallas Stars last season, his first in Dallas. However, with his seventh career hat trick in a 3-2 win against the Nashville Predators on Saturday night at American Airlines Center, Spezza has almost doubled his total from last season with 33 goals.
Vancouver 4, Edmonton 3
Emerson Etem scored two goals, including the shootout winner, as the Vancouver Canucks beat the Edmonton Oilers 4-3 in the final game of the 2015-16 National Hockey League season for both clubs Saturday night.
Winnipeg 4, Los Angeles 3
ANGELES --- Mark Scheifele scored the lone goal in a shootout, allowing the Winnipeg Jets to rally from a three-goal deficit for a stunning 4-3 victory over the Los Angeles on Saturday before a sellout crowd of 18,449 at Staples Center.
San Jose 1, Arizona 0
Joe Pavelski scored his 38th goal of the season to account for all of the scoring Saturday as the Sharks beat the Coyotes 1-0 in both teams' regular-season finales.