STARS OVERCOME 3-0 DEFICIT TO STUN DUCKS
Down 3-0 after the first period, the Stars scored four unanswered goals – including the tiebreaker by Antoine Roussel with 1:28 remaining in regulation – to improve to 6-1-0 in their last seven contests.

* Via Elias, the Stars overcame a three-goal deficit to win in regulation for the first time since Jan. 8, 2006, when they notched six unanswered goals in a 6-3 victory at DET.

* Jamie Benn collected three assists for his second three-point performance of the season (also Oct. 17 at FLA: 2-1—3). The reigning Art Ross Trophy winner has registered at least one point in eight of his nine outings this season, pacing the NHL with 8-7—15.

KINGS SOAR PAST JETS FOR SIXTH STRAIGHT WIN
The Kings scored four unanswered goals, including three in the final 4:41 of regulation, to pick up their sixth consecutive victory following a 0-3-0 start to the season.

* Tyler Toffoli (1-1—2) and Jeff Carter (0-2—2) both recorded multiple points, whileMilan Lucic tallied the game-winning goal. Toffoli (6-1—7) and Lucic (2-4—6) have combined for 8-5—13 during the team’s winning streak, including four of the six decisive goals (two apiece).

* Jonathan Quick (24 SV) has started five of the six games during the club’s winning streak, stopping 137 of 142 shots on goal in that span (0.99 GAA, .965 SV%, 1 SO).

WILD CONTINUE HOME DOMINANCE OF OILERS
The Oilers notched three consecutive goals to overcome a 2-0 deficit, but Ryan Suterand Charlie Coyle scored 43 seconds apart in the third period to help the Wild improve to 4-0-0 this season at Xcel Energy Center.

* Devan Dubnyk made 22 saves for the Wild, who improved to 21-3-1 in their past 25home games against the Oilers dating to Feb. 25, 2007 (EDM: 4-8-13). Dubnyk, the 14th overall selection by Edmonton in the 2004 NHL Draft, also improved to 6-1-0 in seven career appearances against his former club (1.28 GAA, .949 SV%, 1 SO).

* Suter (2-0—2) registered his third career multi-goal game and first since Jan. 4, 2014 vs. WSH (3-0—3).

KREJCI, BRUINS EXTEND STREAKS IN WIN OVER COYOTES
David Krejci scored twice, including the game-winning goal, and Tuukka Rask stopped all 24 shots he faced to help the Bruins stretch their point streak to five contests (4-0-1) following a 0-3-0 start to the season.

* Krejci extended his season-opening point streak to eight games (7-7—14); his 14 points rank second in the NHL, behind Stars captain Jamie Benn (8-7—15). Krejci’s seven goals through eight games already equal his output from last season (7-24—31 in 47 GP).

* Rask recorded his 27th career shutout, all with the Bruins, to tie Eddie Johnston for fourth place in franchise history, behind Tiny Thompson (74), Frank Brimsek (35) andTim Thomas (31).

AROUND THE RINKS
* Jake Allen turned aside all 26 shots he faced to earn his sixth career shutout and outduel close friend and former teammate Ben Bishop (22 SV). Allen, who led all rookies with 22 wins and four shutouts last season, helped the Blues improve to 6-1-0 in their last seven meetings with the Lightning dating to Nov. 12, 2011 (TBL: 1-5-1).

* Ron Hainsey scored the tiebreaking goal early in the third period to lift the Hurricanes to their second win in as many visits to Joe Louis Arena this season (also Oct. 16: 5-3 W). The club has won three of its past four trips to Detroit after going 0-8-2 in its first 10regular-season visits following relocation to Carolina in 1997-98.

* Brayden Schenn potted the tying goal twice in the third period, but Zemgus Girgensons scored at 2:29 of overtime – following a desperation save by Chad Johnson – to lift the Sabres to their first road win of the season. Girgensons recorded his first career overtime goal and his third career game-winner.

* Sergei Bobrovsky made 23 saves, highlighted by a spinning paddle stop in the third period, to lead the Blue Jackets to their second straight win following a 0-8-0 start to the season. Boone Jenner and Cam Atkinson scored 35 seconds apart to snap a scoreless tie; Jenner paces the club with six goals in 10 outings.

* Vincent Trocheck (2-1—3) and Brian Campbell (1-2—3) both recorded three points to lead the Panthers to their second consecutive victory following a trio of losses (0-2-1). Trocheck notched his second three-point game this season (also Oct. 10 vs. PHI: 1-3—4), while Campbell posted his first such performance since Feb. 26, 2013 vs. PIT (1-2—3).

3-ON-3 OVERTIME: DID YOU KNOW?
Eighteen of the 26 games that have required overtime this season have been decided in the extra period (69.2%).

Last season, under the 4-on-4 format, the percentage of overtime periods with goals was 44.4% (136 of 306).

MILESTONES & BENCHMARKS
* Panthers goaltender Roberto Luongo (31 SV) recorded his 404th victory to surpassGrant Fuhr and move into sole possession of ninth place on the NHL’s all-time wins list among goaltenders. Luongo, who fell 57 seconds shy of earning his first shutout of the season, leads all active goaltenders in games played (871), wins (404) and shutouts (68).

* Oilers defenseman Darnell Nurse, the seventh overall selection in the 2013 NHL Draft, scored his first NHL goal/point (3 GP).

* Blues forward Scott Gomez (5 GP), Ducks forward Carl Hagelin (9 GP), Ducks forwardShawn Horcoff (8 GP), Sabres forward Jamie McGinn (9 GP) and Stars forward Patrick Sharp (9 GP) all notched their first goals with their new clubs.

* Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog (1-0—1) registered his 200th NHL point (85-115—200 in 289 GP).

* Ducks forward Andrew Cogliano played in his 631st consecutive game since making his NHL debut on Oct. 4, 2007 (w/ EDM). With his appearance, Cogliano surpassed forward Andy Hebenton (1955-64) for sole possession of the second-longest consecutive games played streak to begin a career. Forward Doug Jarvis, who did not miss a game during his NHL career, holds the League’s all-time consecutive games played record (1975-88: 964 GP).

* Avalanche forward Jarome Iginla became the 35th player in League history to appear in 1,400 NHL games. Jets captain Andrew Ladd (700) and Wild forward Zach Parise (700) also played in milestone games.

LOOSE PUCKS
Wild captain Mikko Koivu extended his point streak to seven games (3-4—7), equaling a career high last achieved from March 18-30, 2013 (3-8—11) . . . Oilers forwards Connor McDavid (4-5—9) and Nail Yakupov (2-6—8) both stretched their point streaks to six games. McDavid, the No. 1 overall selection in the 2015 NHL Draft, shares the rookie lead in scoring with 5-5—10 overall (10 GP) . . . Stars defenseman John Klingberg extended his point streak to five games (2-4—6) . . . Bruins forward Jimmy Hayes (1-2—3) posted his second three-point performance of the season (also Oct. 14 at COL: 1-3—4) . . . ICYMI: VICE Sports went behind the scenes with Canadiens defenseman P.K. Subbanduring the announcement of his $10-million donation to Montreal Children’s Hospital . . . The Panthers and Wild hosted special guests as part of their Hockey Fights Cancer Awareness Nights . . . The Flyers hosted a retirement ceremony for former forward Daniel Briere, who compiled 307-389—696 in 973 NHL appearances – including 124-159—283 with Philadelphia (364 GP) and 92-138—230 with Buffalo (225 GP).

SNEAK PEEK AT WEDNESDAY’S ACTION
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Calgary @ Ottawa, 7:30 p.m., SN1, TVAS
Pittsburgh @ Washington, 8:00 p.m., NBCSN
Nashville @ San Jose, 10:30 p.m., NBCSN
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CAPITALS, PENGUINS MEET ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT RIVALRY
The Capitals face the Penguins at Verizon Center on NBCSN’s Wednesday Night Rivalry. This marks the first of five meetings in 2015-16 between these Metropolitan Division foes – as well as the 10th season in the rivalry between Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin and Penguins captain Sidney Crosby. Since both entered the NHL in 2005-06, no player has more goals (480) or points (904) than Ovechkin, while Crosby’s average of 1.35 points per game is tops among all skaters. Pittsburgh owns a 22-13-4 record in the 39 regular-season matchups between these clubs since Ovechkin and Crosby entered the League 10 years ago (WSH: 17-17-5) and also defeated Washington in a seven-game series in the 2009 Eastern Conference Semifinals. The Capitals, however, won three of their four meetings last season, including two via shutouts by Braden Holtby.

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