St. Louis native Trent Frederic scored both goals for Boston, which is 2-1-2 in its last five games.

With the Bruins clinging to a 2-1 lead, Nathan Walker converted a feed in front to tie the score midway through the third period.

The Blues had taken a 1-0 lead at 6:25 into the match with Radek Faksa’s goal, before 26-year-old Frederic scored twice in less than three minutes.

His first came from the top of the crease via a nifty pass between the legs of Georgii Merkulov, who was called up for the match from AHL Providence.

Frederic’s second was a tip of Mason Lohrei’s shot from the point. Positioned next to goalkeeper Jordan Binnington’s right, he aimed the puck inside the far post.

SEATTLE – Jamie Oleksiak scored the decisive goal with 3:13 remaining, and Seattle defeated New York for its fourth straight victory.

Yanni Gourde and Jared McCann also scored for Seattle, and Brandon Tanev had two assists. Joey Daccord stopped 22 shots.

Brock Nelson and Pierre Engvall scored for the Islanders, who had earned a point in five straight games (3-0-2). Ilya Sorokin finished with 24 saves.

Gourde put Seattle ahead with his first goal of the season at 8:10 of the first period, but Engvall tied the score with 6:22 to go.

After a scoreless second period, Nelson tipped New York ahead at 4:49 of the third, but McCann tied it again less than a minute later with his team-high ninth goal of the season.

MAPLE LEAVES 4, OILERS 3, OT

TORONTO – Mitch Marner scored 40 seconds into overtime to give Toronto a win over Edmonton.

Edmonton lost defenseman Darnell Nurse in the second period after he was left bloodied from a blow to the head from Ryan Reaves.

Bobby McMann scored twice, Matthew Knies also scored and Anthony Stolarz made 27 saves to help Toronto improve to 11-6-2. Marner also had an assist.

Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl each had a goal and an assist for Edmonton, which had won three in a row. Adam Henrique also scored and Stuart Skinner stopped 18 shots.

Knies and McMann scored 59 seconds apart in the third period to give Toronto a 3-2 lead before Draisaitl tied the score with 1:29 left in regulation and Skinner on the bench for an extra attacker.

CANADIENS 5, BLUE JACKETS 1

MONTREAL — Nick Suzuki’s second-period goal stood as the winner of Montreal’s victory over Columbus.

Mike Matheson, Lucas Condotta, Jake Evans and Josh Anderson also scored as Montreal won the second of its last three games after a six-game losing skid.

Sam Montembeault made 25 saves in the win and earned his fifth career win against the Blue Jackets, the most wins he has against a single NHL opponent.

Dante Fabbro was the lone scorer for Columbus. It was his first goal with the Blue Jackets since being claimed off waivers from the Nashville Predators on Sunday. Daniil Tarasov made 25 saves as Columbus dropped its seventh decision in eight games.

Montreal was 1 for 3 on the power play. The Canadiens have scored at least one power-play goal in each of their six wins this season.

TAMPA, Fla. – Andrei Vasilevskiy made 29 saves for his 36th career shutout to help Tampa Bay beat New Jersey.

Vasilevskiy, who became the fastest goaltender in the NHL on Thursday night and reached 300 wins when he defeated Winnipeg 4-1, had his second shutout of the season. He was at his best midway through the second period, robbing Jesper Bratt and Nico Hischier after they were both left alone in front of the net.

Nick Paul put Tampa Bay up at 14:27 of the opening period when his long wrist shot went through a screen and past Jacob Markstrom. Darren Raddysh scored 39 seconds into the third period to double the lead, Victor Hedman added a power-play goal at 7:40 and Anthony Cirelli was credited with an empty-net goal with 12 seconds left when Devils defenseman Luke Hughes his stick to keep the puck out of the net.

Tampa Bay has won five straight against New Jersey this season, including both games, and is 9-1-0 in its past 10 meetings with the Devils.

SUNRISE, Fla. – Sergei Bobrovsky stopped 27 shots for his 45th career shutout, Aleksander Barkov had a short-handed goal and two assists, and Florida defeated the NHL-leading Winnipeg Jeys.

Sam Reinhart had three assists for Florida, which snapped a two-game slide to become the first team to take a five-goal lead over the Jets this season. Mackie Samoskevich, Evan Rodrigues, Nate Schmidt and Dmitry Kulikov also scored for the Atlantic Division leaders.

Winnipeg goaltender Connor Hellebuyck entered the night with an NHL-best 1.92 goals-against average. It rose to 2.15 after the Panthers beat him five times on 31 shots, and he took the loss for the second time in 14 games this season.

Reinhart now has points in ten straight games, had his fourth three-point game of the season and his first three-assist game in the regular season since he had four against Columbus on December 10, 2023.

PHILADELPHIA – Travis Konecny ​​had two goals and an assist, heralded rookie Matvei Michkov added a pair of assists and Philadelphia defeated Buffalo.

Travis Sanheim and Egor Zamula each had a goal and an assist and Tyson Foerster also scored for Philadelphia, which has won three in a row and four of five. The Flyers opened a four-game homestand.

Rasmus Dahlin had a goal and an assist and Ryan McLeod scored for Buffalo, which lost for the second time in the last six.

Dahlin scored on a slapshot midway through the third to extend his point streak to six straight games.

Ivan Fedotov made 23 saves for Philadelphia, while Devon Levi had 27 stops.

PITTSBURGH — Evgeni Malkin scored the decisive goal in the shootout and Pittsburgh defeated San Jose.

Sidney Crosby and Anthony Beauvillier also scored for Pittsburgh in the shootout.

Alex Nedeljkovic stopped Alexander Wennberg in the fifth round of the shootout to give Pittsburgh the win.

Crosby also scored in the second period and is now one goal away from becoming the second active and 21st player in NHL history to score 600 goals.

Bryan Rust and Jesse Puljujarvi also scored for Pittsburgh.

Erik Karlsson had an assist and surpassed Doug Wilson for 16th on the NHL career points list among defensemen. He also tied Borje Salming for 15th on the NHL’s career assists list among defensemen.

RALEIGH, N.C. – Carolina’s Spencer Martin recorded his first career shutout and made 24 saves as the Hurricanes defeated Ottawa.

Martin, in his second start of the season and first home appearance, made 11 of his saves in the third period.

Jordan Martinook, Sebastian Aho, rookie Jackson Blake and William Carrier scored goals. Shayne Gostisbehere and Jordan Staal each had two assists, and Martin Necas scored an assist to extend his career-best point streak to 12 games.

Ottawa was shut out for the first time this season and Senators goalie Anton Forsberg also stopped 24 shots.

Martinook scored his sixth goal in his last six games eight minutes into the first period. Aho’s first goal in eight games came on an eight-second power play in the final minute of the second period.

ST. PAUL, Minn. – Mason Marchment scored twice, Ilya Lyubushkin had two assists and Dallas continued their recent dominance of Minnesota with a win.

Jake Oettinger made 22 saves for the Stars, who are 8-0-3 in their last eleven regular season games against the Wild. In the past seven meetings between the division foes, Dallas is 6-0-1 and has outscored Minnesota 30-9.

Oettinger, who lives about 25 miles from the Xcel Energy Center in Lakeville, Minn., is 6-0-1 in nine career games – eight starts – against the Wild.

Kirill Kaprizov scored and Filip Gustavsson stopped a season-high 38 shots for Minnesota. Gustavsson has allowed two or fewer goals in his top ten starts in the league.

LOS ANGELES — Mikey Anderson and Tanner Jeannot scored 22 seconds apart in the first period, Adrian Kempe scored twice in the third and Los Angeles defeated Detroit.

Anderson scored his third goal of the season with 1:55 left in the first, and Jeannot followed this up by scoring in his return from a three-game suspension for an illegal check on Canucks forward Brock Boeser on November 7.

Kempe had two goals for the second straight game, including an empty-netter, David Rittich made 17 saves and the Kings avoided their first three-game losing streak of the season.

Dylan Larkin broke the shutout bid with 1:27 to go, Cam Talbot made 37 saves and the Red Wings lost for the fourth time in five games.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) — Erik Brannstrom scored the go-ahead goal early in the third period and Vancouver added a pair of late empty-netters in a win over Chicago.

Elias Pettersson scored in the second period and JT Miller and Quinn Hughes both put the puck into an empty net. Arturs Silovs made 28 saves.

Former Canuck Ilya Mikheyev scored against his old team to give Chicago an early lead, but star forward Connor Bedard was kept off the scoresheet in his first NHL game in his hometown.

Arvid Soderblom stopped 29 shots for the Blackhawks.