Boeser keeps on rolling for Canucks

Another game, another goal from Brock Boeser.
The Vancouver Canucks forward scored for the third straight game in a 5-1 loss at the Winnipeg Jets on Monday. It was his 16th goal of the season, which leads all NHL rookies; Chicago Blackhawks forward Alex DeBrincat is second with 12.

Boeser is one of eight rookies since 1989-90 to score at least 16 goals in his first 28 games.
Forward Teemu Selanne is the leader of the group, scoring 23 in 28 games with the Winnipeg Jets in 1992-93. Center Eric Lindros (21, 1992-93) of the Philadelphia Flyers and forward Alex Ovechkin (18, 2005-06) of the Washington Capitals are the other two players with more than 16.
Forward Patrik Laine (2016-17, Jets), center Evgeni Malkin (2006-07, Pittsburgh Penguins), forward Gilbert Dionne (1990-91, Montreal Canadiens) and forward Donald Audette (1991-92, Buffalo Sabres) each scored 16 in his first 28 games.
Though Boeser joined some pretty good company, the story of this game was forward Mathieu Perreault, who helped the
Jets end a three-game losing streak
.

Wowie Zoe!

Zoe Ngyuen, 10, played "The Star-Spangled Banner" on her violin before the Dallas Stars' 2-1 win against the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden.
It was truly incredible
. Ngyuen was among several children who attended the game as guests of the Garden of Dreams Foundation.

Call it a Comeback

Center Eric Staal is returning to form for the Minnesota Wild two seasons after the worst offensive performance of his career. Our Lisa Dillman tells us
just how he is doing it
.

Erik the Explorer

Ottawa Senators defenseman Erik Karlsson explains why he didn't play many outdoor games growing up in Sweden, which is why the
2017 Scotiabank NHL100 Classic
on Saturday will be an extra special treat.

Flower Power

A lot has happened since Vegas Golden Knights goalie Marc-Andre Fleury hit the injured reserve list. Namely, they have become one of the NHL's best team in their inaugural season. And now it appears
they will have their No. 1 goalie back
on Tuesday.

Can't Keep Radulov Down

Stars forward Alexander Radulov is so good he can score a
shootout goal after falling down
on his approach. Was it intentional? You be the judge.

Sneaky John

Islanders center John Tavares
seemingly used stealth mode
, sneaking around the net unguarded and unnoticed by the Washington Capitals before converting a pass from forward Josh Bailey into an open net.