Recap Roundups
November 14, 2015
NY Rangers 2, Ottawa 1
New York Rangers defenseman Dan Boyle had karma on his side when he ended Saturday afternoon's game at Canadian Tire Centre in the shootout.
Boston 3, Detroit 1
The Boston Bruins know they have to start winning at home if they want to avoid a second straight season out of the playoffs.
San Jose 2, Buffalo 1
For the first time in a decade, the San Jose Sharks can celebrate a trip to Buffalo.
Toronto 4, Vancouver 2
The Toronto Maple Leafs are on a bit of a roll, but coach Mike Babcock said his team could have done better Saturday.
Colorado 6, Montreal 1
Presented with a plush opportunity on the top line, Colorado Avalanche left winger Mikhail Grigorenko made the most of the promotion.
Florida 5, Tampa Bay 4
Steven Stamkos didn't have any answers for a disheartening Tampa Bay Lightning loss Saturday night.
New Jersey 4, Pittsburgh 0
When it was over, the New Jersey Devils basked in the self-satisfaction of a job well done.
Philadelphia 3, Carolina 2
EIGH, N.C. –- The Philadelphia Flyers haven't created much offense the past few weeks.
Columbus 5, Arizona 2
It took seven games and more than a month, but the Columbus Blue Jackets finally won a game in Nationwide Arena.
Nashville 7, Winnipeg 0
Things got a little out of hand -- in more ways than one -- during the Nashville Predators' 7-0 win over the Winnipeg Jets on Saturday night.
Chicago 4, St. Louis 2
The way the Chicago Blackhawks have struggled away from home this season -- carrying a five-game road losing streak into Saturday night's game against the St. Louis Blues -- they were happy to see a lot of their own fans inside Scottrade Center.
Dallas 3, Minnesota 2
Dallas Stars defenseman John Klingberg figured it was simply his turn to find the back of the opposing net.
Los Angeles 4, Edmonton 3
Center Nick Shore hadn't scored a goal since the season opener but he ended his drought with a game-winner Saturday night.