Anton Lundell scored three goals as the Florida Panthers beat the Winnipeg Jets 5-2 on Friday, Oct. 30, for their sixth victory in eight games, ESPN reported.
Calgary recorded the largest winning margin in the three completed NHL games, beating the Seattle Kraken 6-2. The New Jersey Devils defeated the Vegas Golden Knights 5-2.
Seth Jones added a goal and two assists for Florida, finishing a record-setting month. Lundell's hat trick accounted for three of the Panthers' five goals against Winnipeg.
The Panthers played at Amerant Bank Arena before 19,656 spectators, the largest attendance among the three games, according to ESPN's scoreboard. Florida's record stood at 8-4-2, while Winnipeg's was 4-7-3.
Jones contributed both a goal and assists in a game Florida finished with a three-goal margin. His two assists accompanied the scoring contribution from Lundell, who was the only player credited with a hat trick in the three game accounts.
Matt Coronato scored a goal and supplied three assists as Calgary beat Seattle at Scotiabank Saddledome. His four points were a career high, and his assists accounted for three of those points.
Calgary scored six times, the highest total in the three completed games. Its four-goal winning margin was one goal wider than the margins recorded by Florida and New Jersey.
The Flames played before an attendance of 16,944 and finished with a 6-7-0 record. Seattle's record stood at 8-5-1 after the defeat, in which the Kraken scored twice.
Arseny Gritsyuk and Jack Hughes each scored twice for New Jersey against Vegas. Their combined four goals accounted for all but one of the Devils' five goals.
Connor Hellebuyck stopped 19 shots in New Jersey's victory at T-Mobile Arena. The attendance was 17,615, and the Devils' record stood at 9-5-0 after the game, with Vegas at 9-5-1.
New Jersey matched Florida's five-goal total and three-goal winning margin. Vegas, Winnipeg and Seattle each finished with two goals, while the three winning teams scored 16 between them.
All three matches were played on Oct. 30. Florida's crowd was larger than those at T-Mobile Arena and Scotiabank Saddledome, with the three venues drawing a combined attendance of 54,215.
