Rangers snap Maple Leafs' 9-game point streak 🚫

Today’s Lineup:

• Mika Zibanejad scores twice in Rangers win

• Kirill Marchenko scores natural hat trick

• Kirill Kaprizov scores twice including OT winner

• And a lot more… 👇

✌️ Mika Zibanejad scores twice, Rangers end Maple Leafs’ point streak with 5-2 win. The Swedish-native opened scoring with one of the uglier goals of his career (below) just over six minutes into the 1st, extending his point streak to five games, before burying an empty-netter for his 11th goal of the season. Alexis Lafreniere, Braden Schneider, and Artemi Panarin also scored while Erik Gustafsson picked up three assists in the Rangers’ third consecutive win. Auston Matthews scored both goals for Toronto while the Leafs snap a 9-game point streak in the loss. Read more →

🧢 Kirill Marchenko scores natural hat trick, Blue Jackets dominate Sabres 9-4. The budding 23-year-old winger put on a clinic last night, going between the legs for his first goal of the night on the power play in the dying seconds of the 1st before sniping two more, just 18 seconds apart, past the glove of Devon Levi in the 2nd. Johnny Gaudreau, Adam Fantilli, Erik Gudbranson, Sean Kuraly, Cole Sillinger, and Kent Johnson added goals and goaltender Daniil Tarasov made 25 saves as Columbus improves to 11-17-5 on the season. Read more →

🚨 Kirill Kaprizov scores twice, including OT winner, Wild defeat Bruins 4-3. The speedy winger buried a rebound midway through the 3rd to the tie the game at 2-2, ending a six-game goal drought, before blasting a one-timer past Linus Ullmark for the 7th overtime goal of his career. Marcus Johansson opened scoring midway through the 1st, Ryan Hartman gave the Wild a brief lead with his 9th goal of the season with just under 5 minutes to play, and Marc Andre-Fleury made 40 saves for his 549th career win as Minnesota improves to 7-3-0 in their last ten games. Read more →

BEDARD WATCH

The Blackhawks 18-year-old star collected two assists last night in a 3-2 win over the Avalanche. Bedard now leads all rookies in goals (12), assists (16), and, of course, points (28).

Brad Marchand’s tying goal last night was his 889th career point (385 goals, 504 assists), passing Bobby Orr (264 goals, 624 assists) for sixth in Bruins history. Who is the Boston Bruins all-time leading scorer? Bonus: name the rest of the top-5.

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Ray Bourque is the Boston Bruins’ all-time leading scorer. Here is the Bruins’ top-5:

1. Ray Bourque - 1,506 points

2. Johnny Bucyk - 1,339 points

3. Patrice Bergeron - 1,040 points

4. Phil Esposito - 1,012 points

5. Rick Middleton - 898 points