60 IS NOT ENOUGH
The Canucks, Lightning and Flames came away with wins on Tuesday night in games that featured extra time.

* Bo Horvat scored the tying goal with 2:55 remaining in regulation and captain Henrik Sedinfinished a nifty passing play to give the Canucks an overtime victory and a 3-0-0 record to start the season. Per Elias, the Canucks are the first team in NHL history to win their first three games of a season while never leading in regulation in any of those games.

* In Tampa Bay, captain Steven Stamkos scored a tying goal with six seconds remainingin regulation and Brayden Point tallied the deciding goal in the sixth round of the shootout to push the Lightning to a 3-0-0 record – joining Vancouver as the only teams without a loss of any kind this season.

* Sean Monahan notched his sixth career overtime goal (241 GP) to lift the Flames to their first win of the season. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, the 22-year-old center tied Jarome Iginla (6 in 1,219 GP) for the most regular-season overtime goals in Flames history.

BALANCED ATTACK LEADS SENATORS, WILD TO VICTORY
The Senators and Wild each spread the offense around to secure wins:

* Seven different players – Erik Karlsson (1-1—2), Kyle Turris (1-1—2), Tom Pyatt (1-1—2), Chris Kelly (1-1—2), Mark Stone (1-1—2), Zack Smith (1-0—1) and Bobby Ryan(1-0—1) – hit the scoresheet for Ottawa in its win over Arizona. Via Elias, the Senators last had seven different goal scorers in a single game almost exactly one year ago on Oct. 14, 2015 at CBJ (7-3 W).

* Minnesota had six players – Erik Haula (1-1—2), Jason Pominville (1-1—2), Charlie Coyle (1-0—1), Mikko Koivu (1-0—1), Teemu Pulkkinen (1-0—1) and Jared Spurgeon(1-0—1) – tally in its victory over Los Angeles. Elias adds the last time the Wild had six different goal scorers was Feb. 21 in a 6-1 W vs. CHI at the 2016 Coors Light NHL Stadium Series at TCF Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.

LOOSE PUCKS
Taylor Hall (2-0—2) scored both Devils goals in their home opener, a 2-1 victory . . . Al Montoya (36 SV) become the fifth Canadiens goaltender in the expansion era (since 1967-68) to record a shutout in the team’s home opener and the second to do so in as many years (Carey Price: 25 SV in 3-0 W vs. NYR on Oct. 15, 2015) . . . Sharks goaltender Aaron Dell (20 SV) won his NHL debut . . . Coyotes forward Dylan Strome, the third overall pick in 2015, earned his first career point in his NHL debut . . . The Lightning recognized former captain Vincent Lecavalier in a pregame ceremony . . . Matt Hewitt, a goaltender at the University of British Columbia, signed a contract with the Canucks to serve as the emergency backup to Jacob Markstrom . . . Forwards Anthony Beauvillier (NYI), Anton Slepyshev (EDM) and Matthew Tkachuk (CGY) and defenseman Michael Matheson (FLA) all scored their first career NHL goal . . . Capitals goaltender Phillip Grubauer (18 SV) earned his first career shutout (43 GP) on a night when teammate Braden Holtby was honored during a pregame ceremony in recognition of his 2015-16 season, which saw him win the Vezina Trophy and tie Martin Brodeur’ssingle-season record of 48 wins . . . A mask used by Holtby during the World Cup of Hockey 2016, featuring images of Gord Downie, lead singer of the Tragically Hip, raised more than $27,000 in an online auction.

SNEAK PEEK AT WEDNESDAY’S ACTION
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Detroit @ NY Rangers, 8 p.m., Sportsnet
Toronto @ Winnipeg, 8 p.m., NBCSN, TVAS
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ORIGINAL SIX FOES TO BE SHOWCASED ON RIVALRY NIGHT
Two members of the Original Six face off on NBCSN’s Wednesday Night Rivalry when the Detroit Red Wings (1-2-0) visit the New York Rangers (2-1-0). Both teams are coming off wins on Monday: The Rangers saw seven different scorers – including rookie Jimmy Vesey’s first career goal – find the back of the net in a 7-4 W vs SJS; The Red Wings – who were hosting their final home-opener at Joe Louis Arena – rode a hat trick from defenseman Mike Green to a 5-1 W vs. OTT.

MATTHEWS FACES LAINE FOR FIRST TIME IN THE NHL
The top two picks from the 2016 NHL Draft will go head-to-head for the first time at the NHL level when Auston Matthews and the Maple Leafs visit Patrik Laine and the Winnipeg Jets. Matthews, who was selected first overall, became the first player in the modern era to score four goals in his NHL debut and has recorded 4-0—4 in two games. Laine, the No. 2 overall pick, also scored in his NHL debut and has recorded 1-1—2 through his first three games.

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