NHL roundup: Oilers beat Bruins in overtime to secure the win

On Tuesday night, the Edmonton Oilers triumphed over the host Boston Bruins with a 2-1 victory, thanks to Leon Draisaitl's second goal of the night, which he scored at 2:18 of overtime. Despite facing a third-period deficit, the Oilers managed to turn the game around and secure the win.

Connor McDavid registered an assist on both of the Oilers' goals, extending his point streak to 12 consecutive games. His cross-ice pass to Draisaitl, who scored with a one-timer from the right circle, sealed Edmonton's fifth consecutive victory.

Boston's Pavel Zacha netted a goal early in the third period, with Draisaitl chipping in an extra-attacker goal with 1:20 remaining in regulation to send the game to overtime. Edmonton's Stuart Skinner stopped 25 shots, while Boston's Linus Ullmark made 24 saves. The Bruins hold a 5-4-6 record in their last 15 games.

Meanwhile, Montreal prevailed over Nashville in overtime with a score of 4-3. Nick Suzuki only needed 17 seconds in the extra period to secure the win for the visiting Canadiens and halt the Predators' eight-game winning streak. Montreal managed to come back from a 2-0 deficit with goals from Brendan Gallagher, David Savard, and Joshua Roy tying the game late in the third period.

In a separate matchup, the Blackhawks defeated the Coyotes 5-2 in Arizona, snapping a 22-game road losing streak. Arvid Soderblom made 37 saves for Chicago, meanwhile, Seth Jones scored twice and the team capitalized on four power-play goals.

Nick Foligno, Jason Dickinson, Tyler Johnson, Connor Bedard, and Philipp Kurashev all contributed to the Blackhawks' impressive victory. Arizona's goals came from Nick Bjugstad and Michael Carcone, with Connor Ingram recording 27 saves.
Dallas secured an exhilarating comeback victory against San Jose as Roope Hintz scored just 1 minute and 49 seconds into the overtime period.

Throughout the game, the Stars found themselves having to equalize three times, facing a challenging deficit of 6-3 with only 13 minutes remaining in the third period.

However, displaying great determination, Logan Stankoven and Wyatt Johnston swiftly scored within a mere 43 seconds, allowing Johnston to even the score with his incredible third goal at the 15:42 mark.

Johnston's outstanding performance yielded him three goals and two assists, setting new personal records for both points and goals achieved in a single game.

Additionally, Stankoven, a talented 21-year-old rookie, contributed two goals and two assists, tallying an impressive total of eight points (five goals, three assists) in his remarkable first six NHL games.

On the Sharks' side, Anthony Duclair showcased his skills with two goals and two assists, while Fabian Zetterlund added a goal and two assists to the game.
Dallas secured an exhilarating comeback victory against San Jose as Roope Hintz scored just 1 minute and 49 seconds into the overtime period.

Throughout the game, the Stars found themselves having to equalize three times, facing a challenging deficit of 6-3 with only 13 minutes remaining in the third period.

However, displaying great determination, Logan Stankoven and Wyatt Johnston swiftly scored within a mere 43 seconds, allowing Johnston to even the score with his incredible third goal at the 15:42 mark.

Johnston's outstanding performance yielded him three goals and two assists, setting new personal records for both points and goals achieved in a single game.

Additionally, Stankoven, a talented 21-year-old rookie, contributed two goals and two assists, tallying an impressive total of eight points (five goals, three assists) in his remarkable first six NHL games.

On the Sharks' side, Anthony Duclair showcased his skills with two goals and two assists, while Fabian Zetterlund added a goal and two assists to the game.
New York's Bo Horvat redeemed himself after his turnovers in the second period resulted in two goals for St. Louis. Horvat scored the decisive goal early in the third period, securing a comeback win for the Islanders in Elmont, N.Y.

Horvat's initial shot deflected off Blues goalie Joel Hofer's pads, but the center quickly collected the rebound and skillfully placed the puck into the open corner of the net just 55 seconds into the third period. Islanders goalie Ilya Sorokin made 19 saves to contribute to the victory.

St. Louis' Alexey Toropchenko and Jordan Kyrou found the back of the net in the second period, but their efforts were not enough to extend the Blues' two-game winning streak. Hofer made 29 saves for St. Louis.