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Washington beats Pittsburgh, 5-4, as Alex Ovechkin scores three goals and gets an assist on the winner in overtime.
He beats Ottawa, 5-0, to become the first Toronto goalie with shutouts in first two games with the team.
By Helene Elliott
The defending champions have 13 returning players from 2006.
Anaheim goaltender makes 33 saves to earn his second shutout of the season. Getzlaf, Selanne and Perry each score.
Washington beats the New York Rangers, 6-5.
By Robyn Norwood
Goaltender makes 46 saves in the Ducks' 3-1 win over Detroit and gets the team to within three points of a playoff spot.
The defeat Buffalo, 4-2, and move within three points of first-place Sabres in Northeast Division.
By T.J. Simers
Since Dodgers owner refuses to speak to Page 2, only alternative left is to take in a Kings game.
By Helene Elliott
Back at Staples Center after sweeping a five-game trip, they play a tough, efficient game to beat Rangers, 2-1, and move to within one victory of equaling the longest winning streak in franchise history.
Toronto's new goaltender finishes with 30 saves and shuts out New Jersey, 3-0.
By Helene Elliott
With the acquisitions of Phaneuf from Calgary and Giguere from the Ducks, the Maple Leafs general manager opens up a trade market that had been stuck under big contracts and indecision.
Capitals, winners of 10 in a row, retain the top spot. The Kings are fifth, the Ducks 18th.
The Pittsburgh star ties San Jose's Patrick Marleau for the NHL goal-scoring lead with 37.
By Helene Elliott
They get goals in the last two minutes from Wayne Simmonds and Drew Doughty to defeat New Jersey, 3-2, and go 5-0 for the first time ever on a trip.
By Helene Elliott
The goaltender during Anaheim's 2007 Stanley Cup season waives his no-trade clause and will reunite with mentor Francois Allaire and General Manager Brian Burke.
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