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Erik Haula (on the left) scored for the first time in the Devils uniform. zumawire/mvphotos
The New Jersey Devils picked up their 12th straight win when they beat the Senators 5-1 in Ottawa.
Erik Haula opened the scoring with a dominating one-timer by Fabian Zetterlund input. The hit was the first for Haula, who moved from the Boston Bruins to the Devils in the summer, in his new club.
Lindy Ruffin before the season, the crew was not included in the top of the league, but after the night’s match, they already have 30 points. Only the Boston Bruins have collected more (32), who rolled over the Chicago Blackhawks 6–1.
The Bruins are only the third team in NHL history to open their season with 11 consecutive home wins.
Monastery in a nice blow
Alexander Barkov (0+1) and Eetu Luostarinen (1+0) scored when the Florida Panthers suffered a 5-4 loss to the Calgary Flames after a game-winning goal.
Luostarinen has six goals, which is three less than the entire last season and the best number of his NHL career.
Artturi Lehkonen captured the points 1+1 as the Colorado Avalanche beat the Washington Capitals 4–0. Mikko Rantanen atypically, the match was already the second one in a row where he lacked power.
Columbus was ravaged
One more ugly number was added to the Columbus Blue Jackets’ lackluster start to the season when the team succumbed to a 1-6 loss against the Detroit Red Wings in front of their home crowd.
The guarantor of the away team’s victory had made 27 saves Ville Husso. To the one who gave six times For Joonas Korpisalo 31 saves were recorded.
Patrick Laine was not in the Blue Jackets lineup due to injury. An ankle injury kept Tesoma sidelined from games for about a month.
Sebastian Aho scored his ninth shutout of the season, but the Minnesota Wild came from behind to win 2–1 against the Carolina Hurricanes.
When the Dallas Stars beat the New York Islanders 5–2, the Finnish defenseman topped the power statistics Jani Hakanpääwho fired his third goal of the season into an empty Islanders huddle at the end of the game.