FOWLER COMPLETES HAT TRICK, DUCKS WIN IN OVERTIME
Cam Fowler scored 36 seconds into overtime to net his first career hat trick and help the Ducks snap a seven-game slide (0-5-2). Fowler became the seventh defenseman in NHL history and third in Ducks franchise history to cap a hat trick with an overtime goal (also: Lubomir Visnovsky: March 4, 2011 vs. DAL and Hampus Lindholm: Dec. 21, 2017 at NYI).

* Fowler scored the 54th, 55th and 56th goals of his NHL career (all w/ ANA) to tie Francois Beauchemin for second place on the franchise’s all-time list among defensemen. Scott Niedermayer, who is set to have his No. 27 retired on Feb. 17 as part of the franchise’s 25-year anniversary celebrations, has the most career goals among Ducks defensemen with 60.

POINT ORCHESTRATES COMEBACK, LIGHTNING EARN 10TH WIN
Brayden Point netted the game-tying goal with 26.4 seconds remaining in regulation and collected an assist on Yanni Gourde’s overtime goal to help the Lightning (10-3-1) become the second team to reach 10 wins this season (NSH: 11). Last season was the only campaign in franchise history to witness the club reach 10 wins in fewer contests (13 GP).

* The Lightning won each of their first seven games against conference opponents in a season for the first time in franchise history; the longest such win streak to begin a season is 12 games, a mark set by the Capitals in 1991-92.

^ Since 1974-75 when teams realigned into two conferences

* Point leads the Lightning with 20 goals since making his first-ever All-Star appearance last season in Tampa Bay (since Jan. 30), including a team-best eight goals in 2018-19 (8-9—17 in 14 GP).

DID YOU KNOW?

Thirty-six of 50 games to require extra time in 2018-19 have ended during the five-minute overtime period (72%), the highest such percentage in the shootout era (since 2005-06). Thirteen of the 36 overtime goals have been scored in the opening minute of extra time, including both on Sunday and one on Saturday (Timo Meier w/ SJS).

RANGERS STRIKE QUICKLY, COLLECT THIRD STRAIGHT WIN
The Rangers scored twice in a 19-second span and Henrik Lundqvist made 39 saves to backstop the club to their third consecutive victory. New York scored twice in the opening minute of a regular-season period for the fifth time in franchise history and first since March 24, 1982 at PIT.

* New York netted two goals in a span of 19 seconds or less for the third time in as many seasons: also Dec. 29, 2016 (0:10 at ARI) and Nov. 3, 2016 (0:17 vs. EDM).

* Lundqvist, who has posted at least 20 wins in each of his 13 NHL seasons entering 2018-19, earned his 435th career victory to move within two of tying Jacques Plante (437) for seventh place on the League’s all-time list.

QUICK CLICKS

* Kings name Willie Desjardins interim head coach

* Louis Domingue's Hockey Fights Cancer mask has drawings from young patients

* Help support Hockey Fights Cancer

* John Tavares, Maple Leafs seek to bring road success home (via Mike Zeisberger)

SNEAK PEEK AT MONDAY’S ACTION

COYOTES LOOK TO EXTEND WIN STREAK TO SIX GAMES

The Coyotes (7-5-0, 14 points) look to extend their win streak to six games when they host the Flyers (6-7-1, 13 points) at Gila River Arena.

* Arizona can earn at least six consecutive wins in a regular season for the 14th time in club history and first since Feb. 16-28, 2012 (6-0-0). TheCoyotes/Jets franchise record for longest win streak is nine games, a mark set by Winnipeg from March 8-27, 1985 and matched by Phoenix from March 4-21, 2010.

* The Coyotes, who will play their fifth consecutive contest at Gila River Arena before visiting the Flyers on Thursday, can sweep a homestand of at least five games for the second time in franchise history (also 5-0-0 from March 3-12, 2002).

* Arizona has scored a League-leading seven shorthanded goals this season, including at least one in each of its last four games. The Coyotes can become the sixth team to score at least one shorthanded goal in five or more consecutive games (since 1933-34).