The Colorado Avalanche beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-3 on Nov. 11, with Gabriel Landeskog scoring twice, including the goal that put Colorado ahead for good, according to ESPN.
Landeskog scored his second goal early in the third period at Scotiabank Arena, where attendance was 18,853. Colorado finished with three more goals than Toronto, the largest winning margin among the six completed games alongside Florida's victory over Columbus.
The Avalanche's record stood at 11 wins, six losses and two overtime losses after the victory. The Maple Leafs had eight wins, 10 losses and two overtime losses.
The Minnesota Wild beat the Montreal Canadiens 2-1 at Bell Centre, with Kirill Kaprizov scoring on a power play in the opening minute of overtime. A power play gives a team a numerical advantage following an opponent's penalty.
Jesper Wallstedt made 27 saves for Minnesota in front of 20,962 spectators. The game followed Carey Price's induction into Montreal's ring of honor.
Minnesota's record stood at 13 wins, three losses and four overtime losses. Montreal had 11 wins, three losses and four overtime losses after the one-goal defeat.
The Washington Capitals defeated the Ottawa Senators 3-2 at Canadian Tire Centre, where attendance was 16,679. Cole Hutson scored the winning goal 74 seconds into overtime, with Alex Ovechkin setting it up.
Washington finished the game with 10 wins and six losses, with no overtime losses. Ottawa's record stood at 11 wins, six losses and two overtime losses.
The Winnipeg Jets beat the New Jersey Devils 4-2 at Canada Life Centre in front of 15,209 spectators. Dawson Mercer and Kyle Connor each scored twice in the game, ESPN said.
Winnipeg's record stood at eight wins, eight losses and three overtime losses. New Jersey had 13 wins and six losses, with no overtime losses.
The Florida Panthers defeated the Columbus Blue Jackets 4-1 at Nationwide Arena, where attendance was 14,134. Florida's record stood at 10 wins, seven losses and two overtime losses.
Columbus finished with seven wins and nine losses, with no overtime losses. The Panthers' three-goal winning margin matched Colorado's in Toronto.
The St. Louis Blues beat the Detroit Red Wings 3-2 at Enterprise Center in front of 18,096 spectators. Jimmy Snuggerud scored the winning goal in the third period and also had an assist.
St. Louis had eight wins, eight losses and two overtime losses after the game. Detroit's record stood at seven wins, nine losses and three overtime losses.
