NHL roundup: Los Angeles Kings tie NHL record with 10th straight road win

Los Angeles matched an NHL record by winning their first 10 away games this season, a feat previously achieved by the 2006-07 Buffalo Sabres. Down 3-0 heading into the third period, the Kings pulled off a stunning comeback, netting goals from Phillip Danault (twice) and Arthur Kaliyev within the initial 6 minutes and 38 seconds.

Drew Doughty sealed the deal in overtime with a powerful shot, wrapping up an extraordinary and historic night for the Kings, who've triumphed in seven of their last eight games.

In another matchup, the New Jersey Devils clinched an electrifying 6-5 win against the Vancouver Canucks. Jesper Bratt played a pivotal role, scoring two goals, including the game-winner with only 34 seconds left. This victory marked the Devils' fourth win in their last five games. The game was remarkable for featuring all three Hughes brothers playing their maiden NHL game together.

Jack Hughes contributed a goal and two assists, while Luke Hughes also scored. Vancouver's Quinn Hughes, the eldest sibling, racked up two assists, bringing his season total to 36 points, the highest among NHL defensemen.

The Hughes family made history as the ninth in NHL history to have three or more sons play in the same game. Erik Haula and Michael McLeod also scored for the Devils, and Vitek Vanecek made 28 saves.

Meanwhile, the Colorado Avalanche ended a three-game losing streak with a 3-2 win over the Anaheim Ducks. Nathan MacKinnon led the charge with a goal and two assists, while Kurtis MacDermid and Logan O'Connor also scored for the Avalanche. Jonathan Drouin chipped in with two assists, and Alexandar Georgiev made 31 saves to secure the victory.

Despite missing defenseman Cale Makar due to a lower-body injury for the second consecutive game, the Avalanche emerged victorious. Sam Carrick and Leo Carlsson scored for the Ducks, but it wasn't enough as they suffered their ninth loss in their last ten games.

In a thrilling shootout, the Nashville Predators claimed a 4-3 win over the Chicago Blackhawks. Ryan O'Reilly played a crucial role, netting the go-ahead goal in the shootout and also scoring on the power play during regulation. Goaltender Juuse Saros made 25 saves to seal the win for the Predators.