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NHL Recaps: Friday, Dec 6, 2019

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

Game recaps

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Chicago Blackhawks
2
New Jersey Devils
1

Chicago Blackhawks edge New Jersey Devils 2–1 (SO)

Chicago Blackhawks beat New Jersey Devils 2–1 in a shootout at NJD. Taylor Hall (NJD) led the scoring with 1G 0A. New look for NJD: Palmieri–Hall–Hughes skated 9:49 together at 5v5 as the L1 trio (61.1% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games.

  • •New look for NJD: Palmieri–Hall–Hughes skated 9:49 together at 5v5 as the L1 trio (61.1% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games.
  • •Dylan Strome (CHI) played 21:54, +6:04 up on his 15:50 season average over 57 games.
  • •New look for NJD: Zacha–Bratt–Boqvist skated 5:36 together at 5v5 as the L4 trio (57.1% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games.
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Montreal Canadiens
2
New York Rangers
1

Montreal Canadiens edge New York Rangers 2–1

Montreal Canadiens beat New York Rangers 2–1 at NYR. Brendan Gallagher (MTL) led the scoring with 1G 0A. New look for NYR: Zibanejad–Panarin–Kakko skated 10:01 together at 5v5 as the L1 trio (43.8% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games.

  • •New look for NYR: Zibanejad–Panarin–Kakko skated 10:01 together at 5v5 as the L1 trio (43.8% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games.
  • •New look for NYR: Kreider–Fast–Strome skated 7:29 together at 5v5 as the L2 trio (47.4% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games.
  • •Pavel Buchnevich (NYR) played 9:13, −7:50 down on his 17:03 season average over 67 games.
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Arizona Coyotes
0
Pittsburgh Penguins
2

Pittsburgh Penguins beat Arizona Coyotes 2–0

Pittsburgh Penguins beat Arizona Coyotes 2–0 at home. Brandon Tanev (PIT) led the scoring with 1G 0A. New look for PIT: Galchenyuk–Lafferty–Simon skated 7:29 together at 5v5 as the L4 trio (36.4% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games.

  • •New look for PIT: Galchenyuk–Lafferty–Simon skated 7:29 together at 5v5 as the L4 trio (36.4% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games.
  • •Marcus Pettersson (PIT) played 14:36, −4:52 down on his 19:28 season average over 68 games.
  • •Dominik Simon (PIT) played 9:44, −4:45 down on his 14:29 season average over 63 games.
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Los Angeles Kings
1
Edmonton Oilers
2

Edmonton Oilers edge Los Angeles Kings 2–1

Edmonton Oilers beat Los Angeles Kings 2–1 at home. Leon Draisaitl (EDM) led the scoring with 1G 1A. EDM's first power-play unit (Neal, Chiasson, Klefbom, Draisaitl and McDavid) scored 2 power-play goals on 9 attempts in 2:14 together.

  • •Alex Chiasson had a goal and an assist (2 points) on 2 shots in 9:24.
  • •Leon Draisaitl had a goal and an assist (2 points) on 3 shots in 20:54.
  • •EDM's first power-play unit (Neal, Chiasson, Klefbom, Draisaitl and McDavid) scored 2 power-play goals on 9 attempts in 2:14 together.
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Washington Capitals
3
Anaheim Ducks
2

Washington Capitals edge Anaheim Ducks 3–2

Washington Capitals beat Anaheim Ducks 3–2 at ANA. Jakub Vrana (WSH) led the scoring with 1G 1A. WSH's first power-play unit (Ovechkin, Oshie, Carlson, Kuznetsov and Vrana) scored 1 power-play goal on 3 attempts in 1:43 together.

  • •Jakub Vrana had a goal and an assist (2 points) on 4 shots in 15:44.
  • •Ryan Getzlaf had a goal and an assist (2 points) on 1 shot in 22:08.
  • •WSH's first power-play unit (Ovechkin, Oshie, Carlson, Kuznetsov and Vrana) scored 1 power-play goal on 3 attempts in 1:43 together.
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Top performers

PlayerGameGAPSOGHitsBlkTOIPP
Jakub Vrana WSHat ANA11242115:44—
Leon Draisaitl EDMvs LAK11230020:54—
Alex Chiasson EDMvs LAK1122119:24—
Ryan Getzlaf ANAvs WSH11213022:08—
Adam Henrique ANAvs WSH10173017:13—
Tom Wilson WSHat ANA00037117:59—
Chad Ruhwedel PITvs ARI00028218:46—
John Marino PITvs ARI00007319:54—
Jack Johnson PITvs ARI00006222:19—

Line changes

  • New look for NJD: Palmieri–Hall–Hughes skated 9:49 together at 5v5 as the L1 trio (61.1% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games. Report →
  • New look for NJD: Zacha–Bratt–Boqvist skated 5:36 together at 5v5 as the L4 trio (57.1% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games. Report →
  • New look for NYR: Zibanejad–Panarin–Kakko skated 10:01 together at 5v5 as the L1 trio (43.8% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games. Report →
  • New look for NYR: Kreider–Fast–Strome skated 7:29 together at 5v5 as the L2 trio (47.4% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games. Report →
  • New look for MTL: Thompson–Peca–Hudon skated 7:45 together at 5v5 as the L4 trio (60% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games. Report →
  • New look for PIT: Galchenyuk–Lafferty–Simon skated 7:29 together at 5v5 as the L4 trio (36.4% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games. Report →
  • New look for EDM: Sheahan–Russell–Nygard skated 11:10 together at 5v5 as the L2 trio (31.3% of the shot attempts), a combination not used in the team's last 5 games. Report →

Goalie notes

GoalieGameDecSAGASV%
Mikko Koskinen EDMvs LAKW361.972
Ryan Miller ANAvs WSHL363.917
Alexandar Georgiev NYRvs MTLL332.939
Tristan Jarry PITvs ARIW330.1000
Corey Crawford CHIat NJDW301.967
Carey Price MTLat NYRW301.967
Mackenzie Blackwood NJDvs CHIO291.966
Braden Holtby WSHat ANAW292.931
Antti Raanta ARIat PITL251.960
Jonathan Quick LAKat EDML202.900

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