Ducks Stun Bruins With Late Comeback Win in Boston

Good morning. Incredibly, only Nikita Kucherov and Mitch Marner collected a point last night to win yesterday’s poll.

Enjoy the 19 games on the NHL docket between tonight and Sunday and we look forward to seeing you first thing Monday morning. 👊

- Brandon Rubeo & Kevin Allen

Today’s Lineup:

• Ducks hand Bruins 1st loss of the season

• Tristan Jarry shutout ends Avalanche’s record streak

• Cole Caufield snipes another OT winner

• And a lot more… 👇

Ducks Stun Bruins With Late Comeback Win in Boston

The Boston Bruins, based on points, are the best team in the Eastern Conference and the Anaheim Ducks were statistically one of the worst NHL teams.

But you would not have known that by what occurred in the closing minutes of last night’s game.

Trailing 3-1, the Ducks received goals by rookie Leo Carlsson and go-to scorer Troy Terry to tie the contest. The Ducks then won it 4-3 on Mason McTavish’s tally 2:08 into overtime. The Bruins are now 6-0-1 and Anaheim is 3-4-0.

This come-from-behind triumph marks the first time in franchise history the Ducks have won a game after trailing by multiple goals in the final two minutes. The Ducks had their goalie pulled for an extra attacker on both goals. Carlsson scored at 18:05 of the third period and Terry found the net with 15 seconds left in regulation time. Carlsson was on a 2-on-1 with McTavish when he scored in OT.

Carlsson, picked No. 2 overall in the 2023 draft, and Terry both ended up with a goal and an assist in the game.

The young Swede Carlsson (18 years, 304 days) is the third-youngest player in team history with a multipoint game behind defenseman Oleg Tverdovsky (18 years, 250 days; three assists on Jan. 23, 1995) and McTavish (18 years, 256 days; one goal and one assist on Oct. 13, 2021).

The Ducks win ended the Bruins’ 14-game home winning streak that dated to March 30 of last season.

🐧 Jarry earns shutout & Smith scores twice as Pittsburgh ends Colorado’s 15-game road win streak with 4-0 win. Tristan Jarry earned his 2nd shutout in five starts this season, including 13 saves each in the 2nd and 3rd periods last night, for the 15th shutout of his NHL career. Reilly Smith, acquired June 28th from Vegas, got the Pens on the board just under five minutes into the 1st before burying an Evgeni Malkin 2-on-1 feed a little over ten minutes later for his 2nd of the night. Lars Eller and Sidney Crosby added goals for the Pens who end a 3-game losing streak. Read more →

🚨 Cole Caufield snipes OT winner and adds two assists in Habs 4-3 come-from-behind victory over Columbus. The 22-year-old forward earned assists on Mike Matheson and Sean Monahan’s goals to force overtime before snapping a lethal wrister past the glove of Elvis Merzlikins with 43 seconds remaining in overtime, his 2nd overtime goal in four games. Montreal’s captain Nick Suzuki scored their opening tally and added two assists as the Habs came back from a 3-1 deficit to collect their 4th win in seven games this season. Read more →

SIDNEY CROSBY PLAYER TEE & SO MUCH MORE

With his 6th overtime goal last night, Cole Caufield ties Alex Galchenyuk for the 7th most OT goals in Montreal Canadiens history. What two players share the Montreal Canadiens all-time record for overtime goals with 10 each?

NEED A NEW TWIG? LOOK NO FURTHER 👇

• Look off pass to the middle, cut outside practice to game transfer

• 9 at-home hip mobility exercises

Howie Morenz and Max Pacioretty share the Montreal Canadiens all-time record for most overtime goals.