The Carolina Hurricanes beat the Winnipeg Jets 7-0 on Nov. 1, with Pyotr Kochetkov recording his 10th consecutive victory to begin the season, according to ESPN's scoreboard and match reporting.
Kochetkov stopped all 26 shots he faced, while Sean Walker scored twice for Carolina. The Hurricanes finished the game with a 12-2-2 record, compared with Winnipeg's 4-8-3.
Carolina hosted the game at Lenovo Center before a crowd of 18,818. Its seven-goal winning margin was the largest among the five completed NHL games that day.
The Anaheim Ducks overcame a three-goal deficit to beat the Ottawa Senators 6-3 at Honda Center, where attendance was 17,174.
Cutter Gauthier scored three goals for his second career hat trick. His go-ahead goal came early in the third period as Anaheim completed its comeback on home ice.
The Ducks finished the game with a 6-7-1 record. Ottawa's record stood at 9-6-1 after the defeat, which left the Senators with the same number of wins as Utah.
The Philadelphia Flyers beat the Utah Mammoth 6-3 at Xfinity Mobile Arena in front of 18,378 spectators. Travis Konecny scored a goal and assisted on another for Philadelphia.
Konecny played his first game since an injury kept him out for more than three weeks. Philadelphia finished with a 4-8-4 record, while Utah stood at 9-6-0.
Philadelphia and Anaheim each scored six goals in their victories. Both won by three goals, accounting for two of the day's five completed games.
The Minnesota Wild beat the Washington Capitals 5-1 at Capital One Arena, where attendance was 17,393. Quinn Hughes and Michael McCarron both scored within the opening five minutes and 27 seconds.
Minnesota finished the game with a 10-3-3 record. Washington stood at 8-5-0 after the four-goal defeat, the second-largest margin among the day's completed games.
The Edmonton Oilers beat the New York Rangers 4-1 at Madison Square Garden before 18,006 spectators. Connor McDavid scored a goal and extended his season-opening run of games with an assist.
McDavid's streak reached 15 games, extending his NHL record for consecutive games with an assist from the start of a season. Edmonton finished with an 11-2-2 record, while New York stood at 7-7-1.
All five matches took place on Nov. 1. Carolina recorded the day's only shutout, while Minnesota and Edmonton each allowed one goal in their victories.
