First Period:
Second Period:
Third Period:
Overtime:
- Kent Johnson (4) Assists: Zach Werenski (5), Charlie Coyle (6)
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First Period:
- Evan Rodrigues (2) Unassisted
Second Period:
- Luke Hughes (2) Assists: Timo Meier (2), Brett Pesce (1)
- Nico Hischier (4) Assists: Timo Meier (3), Dawson Mercer (2)
- Arseny Gritsyuk (2) Assists: Jack Hughes (7), Dougie Hamilton (2)
- Luke Hughes (3) Assists: Brett Pesce (2), Amadeus Lombardi (2)
Third Period:
- Stefan Noesen (1) Assists: Amadeus Lombardi (3), Evan Rodrigues (2)
- Pavel Dorofeyev (2) (Power Play) Assists: Adam Fox (9), Alexis Lafreniere (4)
- Cody Glass (1) (Shorthanded) Assists: Dawson Mercer (3), Dougie Hamilton (3)
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The Hartford Wolf Pack have announced that 38-year old goalie James Reimer has signed a PTO.
The PTO allows Reimer 25 games before he either needs to be signed or released but it can be terminated at any time. (AHL)
In his career he is 232-191-67 with 32 shutouts, a 2.88 GAA and .909 save percentage.
He was 7-4-2 for Ottawa last season in 14 games with a 2.42 GAA and .886 save percentage.
Elliotte Friedman said on 32 Thoughts that Rangers were planning to bring a goalie to Hartford.
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First Period:
- Alexis Lafreniere (6) Assists: Tye Kartye (3), Adam Fox (7)
- Alexis Lafreniere (7) Assists: Tye Kartye (4), J.T. Miller (5)
- Zemgus Girgensons (1) Assists: Pontus Holmberg (2), Victor Hedman (2)
Second Period:
- Will Cuylle (3) Assists: Sean Durzi (2), Marcus Pettersson (1)
Third Period:
- Mika Zibanejad (2) (Empty Net) Unassisted
Three Stars:
- 3: Dylan Garand
- 2: Tye Kartye
- 1: Alexis Lafreniere
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The NHL Has announced that Alexis Lafreniere has been named Third Star of the week:
Lafrenière paced the NHL with five goals in three contests (5-2—7) to propel the Rangers (5-2-0, 10 points) to a pair of victories. He notched 3-1—4, his third career hat trick and second career four-point performance (also March 30, 2024 at ARI: 3-2—5), in a 5-2 win versus the New York Islanders Oct. 6. Lafrenière then scored New York’s lone goal in a 3-1 loss to the Washington Capitals Oct. 9. He added 1‑1—2, including a helper on Tye Kartye’s goal 27 seconds after the opening face-off, in a 6-2 triumph over the Vancouver Canucks Oct. 11. The 25-year-old Lafrenière leads the Rangers with five goals and eight points through seven total games this season (5-3—8). He has totaled 121-137—258 in 469 career NHL contests (all w/ NYR) since being taken with the No. 1 overall selection in the 2020 NHL Draft.