Tiebreaking Goals in Final Minute of Regulation, 2015-16
19:52 – Matt Hunwick (TOR) on Jan. 19 at PHI
19:51 – Michael Frolik (CGY) on Oct. 31 at EDM
19:43 – Rasmus Ristolainen (BUF) on Nov. 7 vs. VAN
19:43 – Justin Faulk (CAR) on Dec. 6 vs. ARI
19:41 – Patrick Sharp (DAL) on Dec. 8 vs. CAR
19:39 – Aaron Ekblad (FLA) on Nov. 16 vs. TBL
19:28 – Francois Beauchemin (COL) on Jan. 20 vs. BUF
19:13 – Brad Marchand (BOS) on Jan. 16 vs. TOR
19:06 – Mats Zuccarello (NYR) on Nov. 15 vs. TOR
19:00 – Brad Richards (DET) on Feb. 27 vs. COL

OUTDOOR GAME ATTENDANCE SURGES PAST 1 MILLION
The sellout crowd of 50,095 at Coors Field raised total attendance for the NHL’s 18 regular-season outdoor games to 1,021,055 – an average of 56,725 per game.

STADIUM SERIES QUICK HITS
* The Red Wings have earned at least one point in each of their last nine meetings with the Avalanche dating to March 5, 2013 (DET: 6-0-3, COL: 3-5-1), including all six matchups since moving to the Eastern Conference for the start of the 2013-14 season.

* The Red Wings (31-20-11, 73 points) maintained their three-point lead on the Penguins (31-21-8, 70 points) for the first Wild Card position in the Eastern Conference. They also closed within five points of the Atlantic Division-leading Florida Panthers and are one point behind both the second-place Tampa Bay Lightning and third-place Boston Bruins in the tight divisional race.

* The game-time temperature of 65°F/18°C at 6:21 p.m. local time was the warmest ever for an NHL outdoor regular-season game. The previous high was 62°F/17°C when the puck dropped at 7:16 p.m. local time for the 2014 Coors Light NHL Stadium Series game between the Los Angeles Kings and Anaheim Ducks at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.

* Road teams improved to 13-4-1 in the NHL’s 18 regular-season outdoor games, including an 8-3-0 record since the start of the 2013-14 season.

* The Avalanche became the 21st team to participate in a regular-season outdoor NHL game. The Red Wings competed in their third regular-season outdoor NHL game and have gained points in each (2-0-1). They also played in the 2009 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic at Wrigley Field in Chicago (6-4 W vs. CHI) and the 2014 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor (3-2 SO L vs. TOR).

* Three Red Wings players have appeared in all three of the team’s regular-season outdoor NHL games: Pavel Datsyuk, Niklas Kronwall and Henrik Zetterberg.

DUCHENE DONS SPECIAL SKATES
Avalanche forward Matt Duchene skated for a great cause and a brave girl during the2016 Coors Light NHL Stadium Series game at Coors Field Saturday. For more about Duchene, the auction of his custom Stadium Series skates and his special friendship with five-year-old Haven Anderson, click here.

NATURAL HAT TRICKS POWER CLUBS TO VICTORY
Predators forward Filip Forsberg (3-1—4) and Senators forward Mika Zibanejad (3-0—3) each registered natural hat tricks to lift their respective teams to victory Saturday.

* Forsberg scored three consecutive goals in the second period and Pekka Rinne denied all 28 shots he faced as the Predators extended their point streak to nine games (6-0-3), including four straight wins.

* Forsberg registered his second natural hat trick in the past three games (also Feb. 23 at TOR). According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Forsberg became the first player in Predators history to post multiple hat tricks in a season. Elias adds that Forsberg became the first player to register multiple natural hat tricks in a span of three or fewer team games since 1986-87, when Petri Skriko did so in consecutive games with the Canucks (Nov. 18 vs. CGY and Nov. 21 vs. NYR).

* Forsberg added an assist to record his first career four-point game. He leads the club in goals (26) -- matching his career high from 2014-15 (82 GP) -- and points (46) this season.

* Forsberg scored 12 times in the month of February (12-4—16), the most ever by a Predators player in one calendar month. The previous high was 10 (Jason Arnott in February 2009 and Martin Erat in December 2009). (Elias)

* Pekka Rinne registered his 40th career shutout (and fourth of the season) to stretch his personal point streak to six games (4-0-2), including three straight wins. Rinne became the fifth active goaltender to reach the 40-shutout milestone.

* Zibanejad scored three consecutive goals in a span of 2:38 in the third period to rally Ottawa past Calgary. The Senators, who entered the final frame trailing 4-2, posted their fifth win in the past six contests (5-1-0).

* Zibanejad registered the first hat trick of his NHL career, which included his team-leading sixth game-winning goal of the season. Prior to 2015-16, Zibanejad had not scored a game-winner in 200 career games. His three goals in 2:38 also were the fastest by one player in Senators history, besting the previous franchise record of 7:05 by Marian Hossaon Jan. 2, 2003 vs. ATL.

DID YOU KNOW?
There have been three natural hat tricks in the NHL over the past five days (Forsberg: Feb. 27 vs. STL, Feb. 23 at TOR and Zibanejad: Feb. 27 at CGY). Prior to this run, one player had accomplished the feat this season (PIT's Sidney Crosby on Feb. 2 vs. OTT).

AROUND THE RINKS
* Tanner Pearson scored twice and Jhonas Enroth (23 saves) blanked his former club as the Kings topped Buffalo for their fourth consecutive victory. The Kings (37-20-4, 78 points) increased their lead over the idle Ducks (33-19-8, 74 points) to four points atop the Pacific Division standings.

* Kevin Klein scored the go-ahead goal with 2:53 left in regulation to power the Rangers past Dallas and a 9-2-1 record in their last 12 games. Henrik Lundqvist (36 saves) improved to 8-2-0 in his last 10 appearances and 31-16-4 overall (2.28 GAA, .924 SV%, 4 SO). His 31 victories this season are tied for third in the NHL (w/ Jonathan Quick). Lundqvist earned his 370th career win, passing Tom Barrasso (369) for sole possession of 16th place on the NHL’s all-time goaltender wins list.

* Carl Hagelin (2-0—2) registered his first multi-goal game of the season, leading the Penguins to their 15th consecutive home win vs. WPG/ATL dating to March 24, 2007. Per Elias, Pittsburgh’s 15-game home win streak vs. the Jets franchise is the longest such run vs. one opponent in team history.

* The Flyers scored three times in the first period en route to their 4-2 victory over the Coyotes and improved to 4-1-1 in their last six games. Michal Neuvirth (29 saves) improved to 5-1-2 in his last eight appearances and 15-7-4 overall (2.19 GAA, .928 SV%, 3 SO).

* Max Pacioretty (2-0—2) scored twice in the third period to help the Canadiens extend their overall point streak to four games (3-0-1) and their home streak to six (5-0-1). Pacioretty picked up his third multi-goal game of the campaign (also Oct. 13 at PIT: 2-0—2 and Oct. 7 at TOR: 2-0—2) and leads the club with 23 goals this season.

* Brandon Dubinsky (0-1—1) scored the decisive goal in the shootout to lead the Blue Jackets to a 7-1-3 record in their last 11 contests. Scott Hartnell (1-1—2) registered his eighth multi-point game of the campaign and leads the team with 20-21—41 this season. Hartnell also reached the 20-goal mark for the third consecutive year and the ninth time in his 15 NHL seasons. Brandon Saad scored his 24th goal of the season (62 GP), eclipsing his career high of 23 from 2014-15 w/ CHI (82 GP).

MILESTONES & BENCHMARKS
* Panthers forward Jaromir Jagr (742-1,105—1,847) registered an assist against Columbus to move within three points of tying Gordie Howe (801-1,049—1,850) for third place on the all-time list.

* Panthers forward Jussi Jokinen (0-1—1) registered his 500th career point (168-332—500).

* Flyers captain Claude Giroux scored against Arizona to record his 500th career point (161-339—500), becoming the fourth member of the 2006 NHL Draft class to reach the milestone after Nicklas Backstrom (162-466—628), Phil Kessel (266-293—559) andJonathan Toews (244-305—549). Giroux leads the Flyers with 17-33—50 this season (58 GP).

* Flyers defenseman Mark Streit (0-3—3) registered three assists in the first period, becoming the first Swiss-born player in NHL history to reach the 400-point milestone (89-311—400).

* Coyotes captain Shane Doan (0-1—1) skated in his 1,447th career game, passing Tim Horton (1,446 GP) for sole possession of 24th place on the NHL’s all-time list.

* Rangers defenseman Marc Staal skated in the 600th game of his NHL career (all w/ NYR), becoming the 10th blueliner in franchise history to reach the milestone.

LOOSE PUCKS
Jets defenseman Dustin Byfuglien (0-5—5) and Canadiens defenseman Andrei Markov(1-5—6) stretched their point streaks to five games... The Canadiens have won 10 consecutive games vs. TOR dating to March 1, 2014 (TOR: 0-6-4). Per Elias, Montreal’s 10-game win streak is tied for the longest vs. TOR in franchise history (also 10-0-0 from Jan. 2 – Nov. 12, 1958)... Senators defenseman Erik Karlsson (0-2—2) leads all skaters with 56 assists and all blueliners with 11-56—67 this season... Flames forward Johnny Gaudreau (2-1—3) registered his sixth multi-goal and seventh three-point game of the season to extend his point streak to a career-high seven games (3-8—11). Gaudreau leads the team in goals (24), assists (38) and points (62) this season. With 24 goals (60 GP), he matched his career high from 2014-15 (80 GP)... The Kings improved to 10-2-1 in their last 13 home games vs. BUF dating to Jan. 9, 1997 (BUF: 2-9-2) … Blues goaltenderPheonix Copley made five saves in his NHL debut (24:26 TOI) … The Predators honored former defenseman Kimmo Timonenin a pre-game ceremony at Bridgestone Arena.

TRADE ACTIVITY HEATS UP WITH DEADLINE APPROACHING
As the hours count down to the NHL Trade Deadline on Monday at 3 p.m., Eastern Time, clubs made several transactions Saturday, including the following:

* The Panthers acquired forward Jiri Hudler from the Flames, forward Teddy Purcell from the Oilers and defenseman Jakub Kindl from the Red Wings in separate trades. The Flames received a 2nd-round pick in the 2016 NHL Draft and 4th-round pick in 2018. The Oilers received a 3rd-round pick in 2016 and the Red Wings obtained a 6th-round pick in 2017.
* The Sharks acquired goaltender James Reimer and forward Jeremy Morinfrom the Maple Leafs for goaltender Alex Stalock, forward Ben Smith and a conditional pick in 2018.
* The Penguins acquired defenseman Justin Schultzfrom the Oilers for a 3rd-round pick in 2016.
* The Blues acquired goaltender Anders Nilssonfrom the Oilers for goaltender Niklas Lundstrom and a 5th-round pick in 2016.

Follow the NHL.com Trade Tracker for a list of the latest transactions.

SNEAK PEEK AT SUNDAY'S ACTION
All Times Eastern
Washington @ Chicago, 12:30 p.m., NBC, SN
St. Louis @ Carolina, 3:00 p.m., FS-MW, FS-CR
Florida @ Minnesota, 3:00 p.m., FS-F, FS-N, FS-WI
Tampa Bay @ Boston, 6:30 p.m., NBCSN, TVAS
San Jose @ Vancouver, 7:00 p.m., SN, CSN-CA
Los Angeles @ Anaheim, 9:00 p.m., NBCSN
NY Islanders @ Edmonton, 9:30 p.m., SN1, MSG+

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NEW BLACKHAWKS SET TO FACE LEAGUE-LEADING CAPITALS
The Blackhawks could have a number of recent acquisitions, including forward Andrew Ladd, forward Tomas Fleischmann and defenseman Christian Ehrhoff, in their lineup today when they play host to the League-leading Capitals at United Center. A win by the Blackhawks would vault them past Dallas into first place in the Western Conference overall. The Capitals, who own a 16-point lead over their closest rival in the Eastern Conference, have posted the NHL's best road record (21-6-2); their 21 wins are the most through a team’s first 29 road games in NHL history.

STREAKING DUCKS, KINGS MEET IN 'FREEWAY FACE-OFF'
The Ducks, who own the NHL's longest current winning streak of seven games, play host to the Pacific Division-leading Kings, who have won four straight contests, in the Southern California rivals' third meeting in 2015-16. The clubs have split their first two games, with the road team winning each. After a slow start to the season, the surging Ducks trail the Kings by four points in the race for the Pacific Division lead.

ROGERS HOMETOWN HOCKEY HEADS TO VICTORIA
NHL alumni Geoff Courtnall and Dave Babych join host Ron MacLean as Rogers Hometown Hockey stops in Victoria, B.C. Coverage on Sportsnet begins at 6:30 p.m., ET, in advance of the San Jose at Vancouver broadcast. Throughout 2015-16, Sunday games will be broadcast from a different community rink in cities and towns across Canada. Included in each telecast will be local NHL player profiles, grassroots stories and local entertainment features.

* Click here for more details about the festivities in Victoria.

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