The Nashville Predators beat the Colorado Avalanche 6-2 on Oct. 25, with Ryan O'Reilly and Steven Stamkos each scoring twice in the Sunday night victory, according to ESPN.
Nashville shared the night's highest goal total with the Dallas Stars, who beat the New York Islanders 6-3. The Predators finished with the largest winning margin across the five completed games.
O'Reilly added two assists to his two goals, contributing to four of Nashville's six goals. Stamkos also had an assist, giving him three points in the game at Bridgestone Arena.
The attendance was 17,191, ESPN's scoreboard showed. Nashville finished the game with four wins, three losses and four overtime losses, while Colorado had six wins, five losses and one overtime loss.
Jason Robertson scored twice for Dallas against the Islanders at American Airlines Center. The Stars scored three goals in the third period, accounting for half their total in the 6-3 victory.
The game drew 18,532 spectators. Dallas finished with seven wins, three losses and one overtime loss, while New York had five wins, four losses and two overtime losses.
The Montreal Canadiens beat the Winnipeg Jets 2-1 in the NHL Heritage Classic at Princess Auto Stadium. Jacob Fowler made 33 saves for Montreal in front of 32,342 spectators, the largest attendance among Sunday's five games.
Montreal finished with six wins, three losses and two overtime losses. Winnipeg had four wins, four losses and three overtime losses after the one-goal defeat.
The Florida Panthers beat the Chicago Blackhawks 3-2 at United Center, where Lars Eller scored his first goal of the season with 2:23 left in the third period.
Eller's goal supplied the winning margin in a game attended by 18,117 spectators. Florida finished with six wins, four losses and two overtime losses, while Chicago had three wins, eight losses and no overtime losses.
The Minnesota Wild beat the Vancouver Canucks 4-2 at Rogers Arena. Former Vancouver captain Quinn Hughes scored a goal to reach 500 NHL points and added an assist on his return to the venue.
Hughes contributed to two of Minnesota's four goals in front of 17,560 spectators. The Wild finished with eight wins, three losses and two overtime losses.
Vancouver had two wins, 10 losses and one overtime loss after the defeat. Minnesota's two-goal margin fell between the one-goal victories for Florida and Montreal and the larger wins for Dallas and Nashville.
