The Devils head to the Oilers, a franchise tie with their 13th straight win ( News Washington )

Leon Draisaitl and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins have been beaten by New Jersey twice in their careers. Stuart Skinner made 23 saves, but had the puck taken off his stick by Hischier early in the second period to set up an open goal from Mercer in the net.

PHILADELPHIA — Blake Coleman had a goal and two assists to lead Calgary past Philadelphia.

Jonathan Huberdeau, Dillon Dubé, Rasmus Andersson and Trevor Lewis also scored for the Flames, who were playing their third game of a six-game road trip. Jacob Markstrom made 23 saves.

Tanner Laczynski and Joel Farabee scored for the Flyers, who have lost seven in a row. Carter Hart made 25 shutouts.

TAMPA, Fla. — Patrice Bergeron scored his 1,000th career point with a second-period assist, and Boston ended Tampa Bay’s four-game winning streak.

Bergeron became the fourth Boston player and the 94th in NHL history to reach the milestone with the second assist on Brad Marchand’s goal at 15:08, which gave the Bruins a 4-1 lead.

David Krejci, Nick Fulgineus, Charlie Coyle and David Pastrnak also scored for the Bruins, who improved to 17-2. Linus Ullmark made 32 saves.

Boston needed two more wins than the 1929-30 Bruins squad to start a franchise-best 19-2 season.

Nick Paul scored twice and Rudolfs Balcerus had the other goal. Andrei Vasilevskiy stopped 25 shots.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Josh Morrissey’s second goal of the game came 2:10 into overtime, sending Winnipeg past Carolina.

The Jets were ahead 3-0 before the Hurricanes scored three goals in the final 4:48 of the third period, two behind Goalie Pyotr Kochetkov pulling in an outside attacker with 5:33 remaining.

Pierre-Luc Sylvius had a goal and two assists and Michael Eyssimont had his first NHL goal for the Jets. Blake Wheeler had two assists. David Rittich made 26 saves in his fourth start for Winnipeg. He has won his last three starts.

Jaccob Slavin, Andrei Svehnikov and Martin Necas scored for the Hurricanes, who are on a four-game point streak (1-0-3). Carolina lost its third straight game in overtime. Sebastian Aho added three assists. Kochetkov stopped 19 of the 23 shots he faced.

ISLANDERS III, MAPLE LEAVES II, OT

TORONTO – Anthony Beauvillier scored his first goal in 11 games at 1:56 of overtime as New York rallied in the third period and beat Toronto.

Noah Dobson and Josh Bailey had goals in regulation for New York, which got 30 stops from Ilya Sorokin.

John Tavares and Auston Matthews scored for Toronto. Eric Kallgren made 21 saves for the Leafs, who lost their fifth game of the season in OT. Mitch Marner had an assist to extend his point streak to 13 games.

Beauvillier scored his fourth goal of the season on a high breakaway shot after taking a drop pass from Brock Nelson in overtime.

Golden Knights 5, Canucks 4

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Alex Pietrangelo scored the tying goal in the third period and had two assists last season for Vegas in Vancouver.

William Carrier scored twice and Mark Stone had a goal and an assist for the Golden Knights (15-4-1), who overcame a 4-2 deficit in the third. Reilly Smith also scored, while Jack Eichel and Alec Martinez each had two assists.

Logan Thompson made 25 saves for Vegas.

Vancouver (6-10-3) got a goal and an assist from Andrei Kuzmenko. Bo Horvat, Lucas Schenn and Elias Pettersson also had a goal, and Quinn Hughes had two assists.

Cooper Demko stopped 33 shots for the Canucks, who handed a multi-goal lead their seventh loss this season.

ST. LOUIS – Justin Faulk had a power-play goal late in the third period, and St. Louis extended its winning streak to seven games with a win over Anaheim.

Faulk’s goal snapped a 1-all tie with 4:13 left in the game. The Blues’ winning streak is the longest in NHL history for a team immediately following a losing streak of eight games or more in regulation.

Noel Acciari scored in the first period and added an empty netter to seal the win. Jordan Binnington made 27 saves for St. Louis.

Cam Fowler scored and John Gibson made 23 saves for the Ducks, who have lost six of their last seven games.

PREDATORS 4, COYOTES 3, SO

Nashville, Tenn. — Cody Glass scored on a right-handed shot by Arizona goalie Connor Ingram in the seventh round, forcing Nashville to win.

Shayne Gostisbehere had the last chance to save the shootout. Nashville goalie Juuse Saros made the save to complete the 1,500th regular-season victory for Predators general manager David Poile.

Duke Roman Josi had a power-play goal and an assist, tying it up on a slap shot near the blue line after Arizona’s Matias Maccelli stepped up to Alexander Porter. Colton Sissons dropped the puck to Matthew Duchene, who put it past goalie Connor Ingram for a 3-2 lead at 1:31 of the third.

Mikael Granlund scored a power play goal and had an assist. Josi also had an assist as the Predators wrapped up a five-game homestand 4-0-1.

Nick Bjugstad scored twice and had an assist for the Coyotes.

DALLAS — Mikko Rantanen was the only scorer in the shootout as Colorado beat Dallas.

Alex Newhook and Cale Makar starred in an organization for the Avalanche, who have won seven of their last eight games and moved within a point of first place Dallas in the Central Division. Alexander George made 22 saves for the Avs.

Jason Robertson scored twice for the Stars. His goal with 25.8 seconds left in the third period sent the game into overtime. Jake Oettinger stopped 34 shots.

Rantanen beat Oettinger to the side of the ball on the second attempt of the Colorado Rays.

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Erik Karlsson had two assists, becoming the first NHL defenseman to reach 30 points this season, and San Jose beat Ottawa.

Tomas Hertl, Matt Nieto, Timo Meier, Logan Couture and Noah Gregor scored for the Sharks, who improved to 2-7-3 at home. Kaapo Kahkonen made 37 saves for the second tie, and defenseman Matt Benning added two assists.

Senators goalie Cam Talbot pulled in the second period for Antonio Forsberg after giving up three goals on seven shots. Forsberg made 21 saves.

Tim Stützle scored for Ottawa, assisted by Brady Tkachuk.

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