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NHL Recaps: Wednesday, Dec 4, 2019

4 games: what happened that matters for your fantasy team, built from the play-by-play and shift charts.

Game recaps

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Colorado Avalanche
3
Toronto Maple Leafs
1

Colorado Avalanche beat Toronto Maple Leafs 3–1

Colorado Avalanche beat Toronto Maple Leafs 3–1 at TOR. Nathan MacKinnon (COL) led the scoring with 1G 1A. COL's first power-play unit (Kadri, Donskoi, MacKinnon, Rantanen and Makar) scored 1 power-play goal on 2 attempts in 3:15 together.

  • •Nathan MacKinnon had a goal and an assist (2 points) on 2 shots in 20:52.
  • •COL's first power-play unit (Kadri, Donskoi, MacKinnon, Rantanen and Makar) scored 1 power-play goal on 2 attempts in 3:15 together.
  • •New look for TOR: Tavares–Marner–Mikheyev skated 9:53 together at 5v5 as the L1 trio (57.9% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games.
Full report: shot map, shifts, lines, box score →
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St. Louis Blues
0
Pittsburgh Penguins
3

Pittsburgh Penguins beat St. Louis Blues 3–0

Pittsburgh Penguins beat St. Louis Blues 3–0 at home. Stefan Noesen (PIT) led the scoring with 1G 0A. New look for PIT: Blueger–Tanev–Kahun skated 6:42 together at 5v5 as the L2 trio (72.7% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games.

  • •New look for PIT: Blueger–Tanev–Kahun skated 6:42 together at 5v5 as the L2 trio (72.7% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games.
  • •New look for PIT: Noesen–Galchenyuk–McCann skated 4:47 together at 5v5 as the L3 trio (18.2% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games.
  • •Marcus Pettersson (PIT) played 23:42, +4:22 up on his 19:20 season average over 68 games.
Full report: shot map, shifts, lines, box score →
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Washington Capitals
3
Los Angeles Kings
1

Washington Capitals beat Los Angeles Kings 3–1

Washington Capitals beat Los Angeles Kings 3–1 at LAK. John Carlson (WSH) led the scoring with 2G 0A. Nick Jensen (WSH) played 21:03, +3:16 up on his 17:47 season average over 67 games.

  • •John Carlson had two goals (2 points) on 4 shots in 22:04.
  • •Nick Jensen (WSH) played 21:03, +3:16 up on his 17:47 season average over 67 games.
  • •Nikolai Prokhorkin (LAK) played 15:02, +3:01 up on his 12:01 season average over 42 games.
Full report: shot map, shifts, lines, box score →

Top performers

PlayerGameGAPSOGHitsBlkTOIPP
Tyler Ennis OTTat EDM12311013:42—
John Carlson WSHat LAK20240122:04—
Connor Brown OTTat EDM11232020:23—
Vladislav Namestnikov OTTat EDM11222118:09—
Nathan MacKinnon COLat TOR11221020:52—
Sam Gagner EDMvs OTT02230013:23—
Chris Tierney OTTat EDM02210016:28—
Brandon Tanev PITvs STL01118115:51—
John Tavares TORvs COL00080020:43—
John Marino PITvs STL00025324:14—
Jacob de la Rose STLat PIT00018010:43—
Mark Borowiecki OTTat EDM00004422:55—

Line changes

  • New look for TOR: Tavares–Marner–Mikheyev skated 9:53 together at 5v5 as the L1 trio (57.9% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games. Report →
  • New look for COL: Calvert–Nichushkin–Bellemare skated 12:22 together at 5v5 as the L2 trio (66.7% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games. Report →
  • New look for PIT: Blueger–Tanev–Kahun skated 6:42 together at 5v5 as the L2 trio (72.7% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games. Report →
  • New look for PIT: Noesen–Galchenyuk–McCann skated 4:47 together at 5v5 as the L3 trio (18.2% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games. Report →

Goalie notes

GoalieGameDecSAGASV%
Philipp Grubauer COLat TORW391.974
Jordan Binnington STLat PITL333.909
Frederik Andersen TORvs COLL292.931
Tristan Jarry PITvs STLW280.1000
Craig Anderson OTTat EDMW262.923
Ilya Samsonov WSHat LAKW231.957
Jonathan Quick LAKvs WSHL212.905
Mike Smith EDMvs OTT—132.846
Mikko Koskinen EDMvs OTTL123.750

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