The NHL’s 84-Game Season Is Back, and So Are the Memories
The NHL is returning to 84 games with more divisional hockey and a shorter preseason. For fans who remember 1992–94, the number also brings back some extraordinary company.
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The NHL is returning to 84 games with more divisional hockey and a shorter preseason. For fans who remember 1992–94, the number also brings back some extraordinary company.
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Official NHL score, period clock, scoring plays, penalties, shots and goalie statistics for Pittsburgh Penguins at Colorado Avalanche from Ball Arena.

Kirill Marchenko scored on all three of his shots and built a 4–2 lead before Buffalo rallied for a 5–4 overtime win.

Stone scored three times on three shots in a 6–2 win, finishing two plays at the crease before Jack Eichel set up his power-play hat-trick goal.

Quinn scored twice, set up Dennis Gilbert’s third-period goal and supplied Owen Power’s overtime winner in the Sabres’ 5–4 victory.

Lafrenière had four points, and Oliver Bjorkstrand scored the go-ahead power-play goal as New York earned its fourth straight win.

Paul Maurice said Friday that Marchand will spend three weeks off the ice followed by another three weeks of rehabilitation.

The Utah defenseman had three assists before a clearing attempt struck him in the head. No return timetable was announced.

Sebastian Aho had three points as Carolina recovered from a first-period deficit and held on in Montreal’s home opener.

Larkin had a goal and an assist in his return from injury. Alex DeBrincat scored twice as Detroit earned its first win.

Auston Matthews finished with four points and scored the winner with 14 seconds left in overtime after Toronto trailed 3–0.

Detroit placed both forwards on injured reserve Tuesday and recalled Sheldon Dries from Grand Rapids under emergency conditions.

Samuel Ersson started for Ottawa with Jonas Johansson backing up after Ullmark was removed from Monday’s win in Boston.

The Sharks center missed Tuesday's practice after being ruled out before Monday's game in Dallas.

The 31-year-old winger joins Philadelphia after splitting last season between Nashville and Dallas.

Panthers coach Paul Maurice gave the recovery estimate Tuesday after Barkov’s lower-body injury in San Jose on October 1.

Montreal announced the forward’s lower-body injury Tuesday, with Kirby Dach taking his place on the second line.