NHL roundup: Vegas Golden Knights end Toronto Maple Leafs' winning streak

On Tuesday, the Vegas Golden Knights triumphed over the Toronto Maple Leafs, putting an end to their impressive seven-game winning streak. Jonathan Marchessault showcased his skills with two goals and an assist, while William Karlsson contributed with a goal and an assist. The visiting team secured a convincing 6-2 victory.

Ivan Barbashev, Mason Morelli, and Nicolas Roy found the back of the net for the Golden Knights, breaking their previous 1-4-1 record in the last six games. Shea Theodore contributed with three assists, and Adin Hill made 28 saves.

Tyler Bertuzzi and Ryan Reaves scored for the Maple Leafs, while Ilya Samsonov stopped 26 shots.

During the game, Toronto coach Sheldon Keefe received a game misconduct with two minutes left, possibly for shouting at a referee.

In a dominant performance, the Red Wings defeated the Capitals 8-3, with Shayne Gostisbehere scoring twice. Lucas Raymond, Joe Veleno, J.T. Compher, Dylan Larkin, Robby Fabbri, and Alex DeBrincat also contributed to Detroit's victory.

Hendrix Lapierre, Michael Sgarbossa, and Max Pacioretty scored for the Capitals, with Charlie Lindgren making 23 saves.

Pittsburgh secured a 4-3 overtime victory against Vancouver, thanks to Erik Karlsson's goal. Rickard Rakell scored twice, Lars Eller and Sidney Crosby also contributed, and Tristan Jarry made 32 saves for the Penguins.

J.T. Miller, Nils Hoglander, and Brock Boeser scored for the Canucks, with Thatcher Demko stopping 36 shots.

Colorado dominated Dallas with a 5-1 win, with Andrew Cogliano and Nathan MacKinnon scoring within 49 seconds in the second period. Alexandar Georgiev made 33 saves for the Avalanche, while Mikko Rantanen, Artturi Lehkonen, and Joel Kiviranta also scored. Logan Stankoven scored for the Stars, with Jake Oettinger making 22 saves.
Brandon Montour scored one goal and assisted on the other two as Florida narrowly defeated Buffalo in Sunrise, Florida.

Panthers winger Matthew Tkachuk returned from a one-game injury absence and contributed with a goal and an assist. Sam Bennett also scored for Florida, with Sergei Bobrovsky making 28 saves.

The Sabres, who had their season-best three-game win streak snapped, got goals from Dylan Cozens and Tage Thompson, while Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen made 34 saves.
Travis Sanheim and Noah Cates each had a goal and an assist for host Philadelphia, which exploded with five goals in the third period to beat Tampa Bay.

Bobby Brink, Tyson Foerster, Sean Walker, and Cam York also scored for the Flyers, who ended a two-game losing streak. Samuel Ersson made 20 saves for the win.

Nick Paul and Steven Stamkos scored for the Lightning, who had won their previous two games. Tampa Bay goaltender Andrei Vasilevskiy stopped 23 shots.
Nico Hischier had a goal and three assists, and Nico Daws made 29 saves to lead visiting New Jersey over San Jose.

Jack Hughes had a goal and two assists, Jesper Bratt added a goal and an assist, and Kevin Bahl, Colin Miller, Brendan Smith, and Dawson Mercer also scored for New Jersey. Timo Meier, playing his first game in San Jose since being traded to the Devils one year and one day earlier, added two assists.

Nico Sturm and Justin Bailey scored for the Sharks, who suffered their fourth straight loss. Kaapo Kahkonen, who replaced starter Mackenzie Blackwood in the first period, finished with 24 saves. Blackwood stopped all 13 shots he faced before leaving with an undisclosed injury.
Stefan Noesen scored the go-ahead goal with 8:58 remaining in the third period as Carolina held on for a win in Saint Paul, Minnesota.

Jordan Staal finished with a goal and an assist for the Hurricanes, who ended a two-game skid. Andrei Svechnikov also scored, and Pyotr Kochetkov stopped 28 of 30 shots to earn the victory.

Connor Dewar and Jonas Brodin scored for Minnesota. Ryan Hartman collected two assists for the Wild, who had won their previous two games. Filip Gustavsson turned aside 25 of 28 shots.
Yegor Sharangovich broke a third-period deadlock to spark host Calgary to a victory over Los Angeles.

Andrew Mangiapane, Blake Coleman, and Mikael Backlund also scored for the Flames, who have won four straight games. Calgary's Jacob Markstrom made 21 saves and collected his fifth assist of the season, the most among all NHL goalies. Chris Tanev posted two assists.

Kevin Fiala collected a goal and an assist, and Phillip Danault also scored for the Kings, who have lost three of their last four outings. Cam Talbot stopped 33 shots.
Sam Montembeault stopped 36 shots, and Jordan Harris and Joel Armia each had a goal with an assist as host Montreal extended Arizona's losing streak to 13 games.

The Canadiens snapped a five-game skid thanks in part to goals from Tanner Pearson and an empty-netter from Nick Suzuki.

Playing without Clayton Keller (upper-body injury), Arizona had its chances but fell to 0-11-2 in its past 13 contests. Alex Kerfoot and Nick Bjugstad scored for the Coyotes, and Connor Ingram made 17 saves.
Roman Josi (two goals, one assist) and Gustav Nyquist (one goal, two assists) each had three points as streaking Nashville beat visiting Ottawa.

Michael McCarron also scored for the Predators, who have won six consecutive games, matching their longest streak of success this season. Juuse Saros made 24 saves in the victory.

Drake Batherson tallied the only goal for the Senators, who lost for the second time in as many days on their brief two-game road trip. Joonas Korpisalo logged 32 saves.
Sean Monahan had a goal and an assist for Winnipeg in a win over visiting St. Louis.

Nikolaj Ehlers and Josh Morrissey each had two assists for the Jets, who have won four in a row and seven of their past eight games. Laurent Brossoit made 36 saves.

Pavel Buchnevich and Brandon Saad scored, and Joel Hofer made 28 saves for the Blues, who have lost three of their last four games.