MONTREAL CANADIENS NOTES:
À SURVEILLER CE SOIR / KEEP AN EYE ON…
- Les Canadiens et le Kraken s’affrontent ce soir pour la 3e fois en saison régulière.
- The Canadiens and Kraken are facing each other for the 3rd time in regular season.
DERNIER MATCH / LAST GAME – VAN 7 VS. MTL 6 (P/OT) (@ ROGERS ARENA)
Buts MTL Goals – Caufield, Suzuki, Monahan, Pezzetta, Dvorak, Anderson
Buts VAN Goals – Garland, Mikheyev, Horvat, Mikheyev, Studnicka, Kuzmenko (AN/PP), Pettersson (P/OT)
Gardien MTL Goalie – Montembeault (25-32)
Gardien VAN Goalie – Martin (5-9) ; Delia (14-16)
Avantage numérique MTL Powerplay – 0/3
Avantage numérique VAN Powerplay – 1/2
Meneurs MTL Leaders – TOI (Matheson – 25:15) ; S (Anderson, Monahan – 4) ; HT (Anderson – 4) ; BS (Edmundson,
Kovacevic – 3)
MATCHS À VENIR / UPCOMING GAMES
10 DÉC. VS. LOS ANGELES 19 h / 7 p.m.
12 DÉC. VS. CALGARY 19 h / 7 p.m.
14 DÉC. @ OTTAWA 19 h / 7 p.m.
15 DÉC. VS. ANAHEIM 19 h / 7 p.m.
17 DÉC. VS TAMPA BAY 19 h / 7 p.m.
RAPPORT MÉDICAL DE LA SAISON / SEASON INJURY REPORT
Joueur
Player
Date Blessure
Injury
Matchs ratés
Games lost
Retour
Return
C. Price – Genou / Knee 25 –
P. Byron – Hanche / Hip 25 –
J. Edmundson – Bas du dos / Lower-back 10 03/11/2022
M. Matheson – Haut du corps / Upper-body 17 19/11/2022
M. Hoffman – Bas du corps / Lower-body 7 –
J. Drouin – Haut du corps / Upper-body 10 –
RÉAFFECTATIONS, SIGNATURES ET TRANSACTIONS / ROSTER MOVES, SIGNINGS AND TRANSACTIONS
Les Canadiens ont rappelé l’attaquant Rem Pitlick du Rocket de Laval (01/12)
The Canadiens have recalled forward Rem Pitlick from the Laval Rocket (12/01)
Les Canadiens ont cédé l’attaquant Rem Pitlick au Rocket de Laval (18/11)
The Canadiens have loaned forward Rem Pitlick to the Laval Rocket (11/18)
Les Canadiens ont rappelé l’attaquant Rem Pitlick du Rocket de Laval (16/11)
The Canadiens have recalled forward Rem Pitlick from the Laval Rocket (11/16)
Les Canadiens ont placé l’attaquant Rem Pitlick au ballottage (07/11)
The Canadiens have placed forward Rem Pitlick on waivers (11/07)
Les Canadiens ont cédé le défenseur Corey Schueneman au Rocket de Laval (26/10)
The Canadiens have loaned defenseman Corey Schueneman to the Laval Rocket (10/26)
NOTES DES CANADIENS / CANADIENS NOTES
STATISTIQUES D’ÉQUIPE / TEAM STATISTICS – AVANT LES MATCHS DU 06/12 – BEFORE GAMES ON 12/06
PTS (26 – 21e/21st)
V/W (12 – 20e/20th)
BP/GF (73 – 24e/24th)
BC/GA (90 – 24e/24th)
Tirs-PM/Shots-PG (29.7 – 28e/28th)
Tirs accordés-PM/Shots allowed-PG (32.3 – 23e/23rd)
MÉ/Hits (406 – 31e/31st)
MP/PIM (311 – 4e/4th)
AN/PP (17.1% – 29e/29th)
DN/PK (79.1% – 12e/12th)
LES CANADIENS CONTRE CHAQUE DIVISION L’AN DERNIER / THE HABS VS. EVERY DIVISION LAST SEASON
Adversaire
Opponent
Fiche
Record
PTS Buts pour
Goals for
Buts contre
Goals against
Atlantique 9-14-3 21 84 89
Centrale 3-9-4 10 39 65
Métropolitaine 6-17-1 13 55 103
Pacifique 4-9-3 11 43 62
Total 22-49-11 55 221 319
*Inclut les buts en fusillade / Includes the shootout goals
LES CANADIENS CONTRE CHAQUE DIVISION CETTE SAISON / THE HABS VS. EVERY DIVISION THIS SEASON
Division Fiche
Record
PTS Buts pour
Goals for
Buts contre
Goals against
Atlantique 3-2-0 6 12 17
Centrale 3-3-1 7 22 23
Métropolitaine 4-3-0 8 22 25
Pacifique 2-3-1 5 20 25
Total 12-11-2 26 76 90
*Inclut les buts en fusillade / Includes the shootout goals
MARTIN ST-LOUIS EN CHIFFRES / MARTIN ST. LOUIS’ NUMBERS…
Matchs/Games : 62
Victoires/Wins : 26
Fiche : 26-30-6
Points de classement/Standing points : 58
CANADIENS VS. SEATTLE
À vie / All-Time
CANADIENS vs. SEA 0-1-1 (2 PJ / GP)
Dom. / Home 0-0-1 (1 PJ / GP)
Étr. / Away 0-1-0 (1 PJ / GP)
Dern. Match / Last game:
DTB 4-3 SOL @ MTL (12/03/22)
S. Montembeault 3-34 | P. Grubauer 3-33
BG / WG: M. Johansson (TB/SO)
2 DERNIERS MATCHS CONTRE SEATTLE / LAST 2 GAMES VS. SEATTLE:
12/03/22 – SEA 4 @ MTL 3 (TB/SO)
26/10/21 – MTL 1 @ SEA 5
CETTE SAISON CONTRE SEATTLE / THIS SEASON VS. SEATTLE
Match #1: 06/12/22 @ SEA
Match #2: 09/01/23 @ MTL
MEILLEURS BUTEURS CONTRE SEATTLE / LEADING GOAL SCORERS VS. SEATTLE:
1) Rem Pitlick (3-1-4, 2 pj/gp)
2) Michael Pezzetta (1-0-1, 1 pj/gp)
3) Nick Suzuki (1-1-2, 2 pj/gp)
MEILLEURS POINTEURS CONTRE SEATTLE / LEADING SCORERS VS. SEATTLE:
1) Rem Pitlick (3-1-4, 2 pj/gp)
2) Evgenii Dadonov (1-2-3, 4 pj/gp)
3) Nick Suzuki (1-1-2, 2 pj/gp)
MENEURS MINUTES DE PÉNALITÉ CONTRE SEATTLE / MOST PENALTY MINUTES VS. SEATTLE:
1) Joel Edmundson (2, 1 pj/gp)
2) Jonathan Drouin (2, 1 pj/gp)
3) Josh Anderson (2, 2 pj/gp)
SEATTLE KRAKEN NOTES:
LAST GAME
Florida 5 at Seattle 1
Goals: McCann
Goalie: Grubauer (23/28)
PP: 0/2 PK: 1/4 Shots: Florida 28 – Seattle 37
CURRENT INJURIES – (Man Games Lost: 68)
Chris Driedger (ACL; IR) – 24 games – month-to-month
Joonas Donskoi (upper body; IR) – 24 games – day-to-day
Morgan Geekie (upper body) – 3 games – day-to-day
TRANSACTIONS IN PAST 7 DAYS
Dec. 5, 2022: Recalled F Shane Wright from Coachella Valley (AHL)
UPCOMING GAMES
Friday, Dec. 9: Seattle at Washington, 4 p.m. PT
Sunday, Dec. 11: Seattle at Florida, 3 p.m. PT
Tuesday, Dec. 13: Seattle at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. PT
Thursday, Dec. 15: Seattle at Carolina, 4 p.m. PT
Sunday, Dec. 18: Winnipeg at Seattle, 5 p.m. PT
THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW
• The Kraken enter tonight’s game looking to extend their winning streak against the Canadiens to three games. Seattle went undefeated (2-0-0) against Montreal last season.
o A win tonight would make Montreal the third team that Seattle won three consecutive games against (Buffalo, Los Angeles).
• Cale Fleury was drafted by Montreal in the third round (87th overall) of the 2017 NHL Draft and played for the Canadiens during the 2019-20 season.
o Assistant Coach Jay Leach played for Montreal for part of the 2009-10 season.
• Entering play Monday, the Kraken ranked fifth in the NHL with a .688 points percentage this season.
• The Kraken were one of only five teams (Edmonton, Florida, NY Islanders Winnipeg) this season to have three different defensemen score at least three goals entering play Monday. Jamie Oleksiak (four), Vince Dunn (four) and Justin Schultz (three) have all scored at least three times for the Kraken this year.
o Despite only playing in 19 games this season, Oleksiak enters tonight’s matchup just two goals shy of tying his career high of six that he set during the 2020-21 season while playing for the Dallas Stars.
• Martin Jones’ five-game win streak was tied for the longest active winning streak among goaltenders this season entering play Monday.
o His next win will surpass his 2021-22 season total (12), despite playing in only 18 games so far this season.
o Jones’ 12 wins were tied for the second-most in the NHL this season entering play Monday, trailing only Boston’s Linus Ullmark (13).
• The Kraken are outshooting their opponents 581-504 at five-on-five this season. Their 52.8 percent shot share was good for fifth in the NHL entering play Monday according to Natural Stat Trick.
HOT AGAINST MONTREAL
• The Kraken earned their first-ever win at Climate Pledge Arena on Oct. 26, 2021 against Montreal.
• Andre Burakovsky scored his first NHL goal in his NHL debut on Oct. 9, 2014 against the Canadiens.
• Ryan Donato scored a goal in each of Seattle’s two meetings with Montreal last season.
• Yanni Gourde has four points (two goals, two assists) in his last three games against the Canadiens and scored in each of the two games Seattle played against Montreal last season.
o Gourde recorded his 100th NHL point against Montreal on Dec. 29, 2018.
• Philipp Grubauer has won his last four starts against Montreal dating back to March 24, 2018. He posted a 2.20 goals-against average and a .921 save percentage during that span.
• Martin Jones has posted a 9-1-0 record in 10 career games against the Canadiens. He has recorded a .934 save percentage, 2.00 goals-against average and one shutout in those games.
o His .934 save percentage is his best against any team that he has played more than once.
• Jared McCann registered a point (one goal, one assist) in each of the two games the Kraken played against the Canadiens last year.
• Jaden Schwartz has 10 points (three goals, seven assists) in his last 10 games against Montreal.
• Brandon Tanev enters tonight’s game riding a three-game point streak against the Canadiens, totaling four points (three goals, one assist) during that span.
• Alex Wennberg has 14 points (one goal, 13 assists) in his last 13 games against Montreal.
WINNING WAYS
• The Kraken have posted an 12-2-1 record in their last 15 games played dating back to Oct. 29 vs. Pittsburgh. Their 12 wins during that span were tied for second in the NHL entering play Monday and their .833 points percentage and 25 points both ranked third.
• The Kraken are averaging 3.87 goals per game since Oct. 29, which ranked fourth in the NHL entering play Monday.
o They have scored 58 goals in those 15 games dating back to Oct. 29, which ranked ninth the NHL during that span entering play Monday.
• The team is outscoring its opponents 58-42 in its last 15 games played dating back to Oct. 29. Seattle’s plus-16 goal differential ranked fourth in the NHL during that span entering play Monday.
• Seattle is currently ranked second in the Pacific Division with 33 points in 24 games played. They trail only the Vegas Golden Knights (37 points) for the division lead.
• The Kraken have a 7-2-1 record in their last 10 games played. Entering play Monday, they were one of eight teams in the NHL to win at least seven of their last 10 games.
CHEERS TO BENIERS
• Matty Beniers led all NHL rookies this season in goals (10) and points (21), and his 11 assists ranked fourth entering play Monday.
o Beniers’ 10 goals are ranked second on Seattle’s roster, and his 11 assists and 21 points are good for fifth and third, respectively.
• He enters tonight’s game having totaled 12 points (five goals, seven assists) in his last seven games played, dating back to Nov. 19 vs. Los Angeles. According to NHL Stats, it’s the first time a rookie has had at least 12 points over a seven-game span since Vancouver’s Elias Pettersson had 13 points (four goals, nine assists) in seven games from Dec. 4 to 16, 2018.
• Beniers’ 12 points (five goals, seven assists) since Nov. 19 were tied for the seventh-most in the NHL during that span entering play Monday.
• Beniers scored the game-winning goal in the Kraken’s game on Dec. 1, a 3-2 overtime win against the Washington Capitals. It was the first overtime goal of his career and his second game-winning goal of the season (Last: Nov. 1 at Calgary).
o Beniers’ overtime goal came seven seconds into overtime, the fastest overtime goal in franchise history. According to NHL Stats, it was also the fastest goal by a rookie from the start of a regular-season overtime in NHL history. Walter Jackson (0:08 on March 7, 1933) held the previous record.
o Entering play Monday, Beniers is one of two rookies (Fabian Zetterlund) to score an overtime goal this season and is one of three rookies (Pontus Holmberg, Shane Pinto) to score two game-winning goals this year.
• Entering play Monday, Beniers was the only rookie this season to have two three-point games, doing so on Nov. 23 vs. San Jose and on Nov. 27 at Anaheim.
• Beniers is also averaging 17:04 of ice time per game this season, which is the second-most among rookie forwards (Noah Cates; 17:51) and ranks fourth among Kraken forwards.
• The 20-year-old is currently on pace to finish the season with 34 goals, 38 assists and 72 points. 34 goals would be the most since Patrik Laine and Auston Matthews had 36 and 40 goals, respectively, during their rookie season in 2016-17.
EBS AND FLOW
• Jordan Eberle enters tonight’s game having recorded 21 points (six goals, 15 assists) in his last 21 games played and has 11 points (five goals, six assists) in his last 10 games at Climate Pledge Arena.
• His 22 points this season are the second-most on Seattle’s roster and his 16 assists are tied with Andre Burakovsky for the team lead.
• Among players from the 2008 NHL Draft class, Eberle ranks third in scoring this season, trailing only San Jose’s Erik Karlsson (34 points) and Tampa Bay’s Steven Stamkos (29 points).
o Eberle’s 617 career points also ranked third among 2008 draftees, again trailing Stamkos (1,001) and Karlsson (694).
o Eberle was originally selected by the Edmonton Oilers in the first round (22nd overall) of the 2008 NHL Draft. He is one of 28 players from the ’08 class that are still playing in the NHL, a list that includes Kraken teammate Justin Schultz.
• The 32-year-old is currently on pace to finish the season with 21 goals, 55 assists and 75 points. 55 assists would be the most of his career, surpassing his current career high of 42 that he set in 2011-12 while playing for the Oilers.
o It would mark the first time in his career that he would reach the 50-assist plateau.
o 75 points would be the second-most of his career, one point shy of his career-best 76 points that he had in 2011-12. It would mark just the second time in his career that he would have at least 70 points in a season.
• Eberle has played 97:40 at five-on-five with linemates Matty Beniers and Jared McCann. When the trio are on the ice together, the Kraken are outscoring their opponents 10-3, outshooting them 54-40 and have 46 scoring chances to their opponents’ 35 according to Natural Stat Trick.
• Eberle leads all Kraken skaters in career goals (268), assists (349), points (617) and games played (882).
ON A ROLL
• Justin Schultz has totaled 10 points (two goals, eight assists) in his last eight games, dating back to Nov. 17 vs. the Rangers. His 10 points since Nov. 17 were tied the third-most among defensemen during that span entering play Monday.
o Schutlz has recorded five points (two goals, three assists) in his last five home games.
• Jared McCann has eight points (six goals, two assists) in his last eight games and five points (three goals, two assists) in his last five games at Climate Pledge Arena.
• Vince Dunn has recorded six points (two goals, four assists) in his last six games.
o Dunn is playing at a point-per-game pace in his last six home games dating back to Nov. 13 vs. Winnipeg, totaling six
points (one goal, five assists) during that span.
• Daniel Sprong has seven points (three goals, four assists) in his last seven games.
ON THE DL
• This season defensemen Vince Dunn and Adam Larsson have played 393:19 together during five-on-five, starting every game of the season on a pair together.
• According to Natural Stat Trick, the Kraken have scored 24 five-on-five goals when Dunn and Larsson are on the ice together. Only New Jersey’s Dougie Hamilton and Jonas Siegenthaler have been on the ice for more of their team’s five-on-five goals (26).
o The pair’s plus-10 goal differential at five-on-five ranks fourth among all defensive pairs this season according to Natural
Stat Trick.
• Additionally, according to Natural Stat Trick, the Dunn/Larsson pairing ranks eighth in the NHL with 18.3 expected goals.
• Dunn is pacing to finish the year with 14 goals, 41 assists and 55 points, all of which would surpass his current career bests (12 goals, 28 assists, 35 points).
YOU’RE A BURK
• Andre Burakovsky enters tonight’s game leading the Kraken with 25 points (nine goals, 16 assists) this season. It is the first time in his career that he has played a point-per-game pace through his first 24 games of the season.
• Burakovsky has 10 points (five goals, five assists) in his last six games and has five points (one goal, four assists) in his last three home games.
o He is the team’s leading scorer at Climate Pledge Arena this season, totaling 15 points (three goals, 12 assists) in 14 home games.
• According to NHL Stats, Burakovsky ranks third in scoring among veteran players who are in their first season with a new team. He trails Florida’s Matthew Tkachuk (34 points) and Los Angeles’ Kevin Fiala (28 points).
• The nine-year vet is currently on pace to finish the season with 31 goals, 54 assists and 85 points, all of which would set career highs for the forward.
• According to Natural Stat Trick, Burakovsky has a 54.5 percent Corsi rating this season, which ranks third among Kraken skaters that have played in at least two games.
SETTING THE PACE
• With 24 games played this year, the Kraken are roughly 30 percent of the way through their second season. Heading into tonight’s matchup with the Canadiens, 10 of the 19 veteran skaters on the Kraken’s active roster are on pace to surpass their career highs in scoring.
• Will Borgen, Andre Burakovsky, Vince Dunn, Morgan Geekie and Daniel Sprong are all on pace to set new career highs in goals, assists and points.
o Borgen has already tied his career high with two goals this season.
o Brandon Tanev is set to tie his career high in goals and set new career highs in assists and points.
• Karson Kuhlman (five), Jared McCann (41) and Jamie Oleksiak (16) are all on pace to finish the 2022-23 season with a new career high in goals.
o If the pace holds, it would mark the first time in his career that McCann would surpassed the 40-goal threshold.
o Alex Wennberg is on pace to finish the year with 17 goals, which would tie his career high.
• Oliver Bjorkstrand (31), Jordan Eberle (55), Justin Schultz (44) and Carson Soucy (14) are all pacing to finish the year with new career highs in assists.
• Karson Kuhlman (11), Jared McCann (60), Jamie Oleksiak (27) and Justin Schutlz (55) are all playing at a pace to surpass their career highs in points.
SCORING UP A STORM
• Entering play Monday, the Kraken ranked fifth in the NHL with 3.67 goals per game and were tied for seventh with 88 goals scored this season.
• The team’s plus-13 goal differential was tied for seventh in the NHL entering play Monday. They were one of only 11 teams this year to own a double-digit goal differential entering play Monday.
• The Kraken have played 12 games in which they have scored at least four goals, which is tied for the eighth-most in the NHL this season.
o Last year the Kraken only scored at least four goals in 21 of 82 games they played.
• Entering play Monday, the Kraken remained the only team to score at least eight goals in two separate games this season, scoring eight on Nov. 23 vs. San Jose and nine on Nov. 29 at Los Angeles.
o Their nine goals against Los Angeles are the most a team has scored in a game this season.
• 10 different skaters have scored a game-winning goal for the Kraken this season, led by Morgan Geekie who was tied for sixth in the NHL entering play Monday with a career-best three game-winning goals.
o Only four teams (Boston, New Jersey, Toronto, Vegas) have had more players score game-winning goals this year.
IT’S NOT OVER ‘TIL IT’S OVER
• The Kraken have won four overtime games this season: Nov. 17 vs. NY Rangers, Nov. 19 vs. Los Angeles, Nov. 29 at Los Angeles and Dec. 1 vs. Washington.
• Entering play Monday, only the Winnipeg Jets (six) and the Tampa Bay Lightning (five) had won more overtime games this season.
o Last year the Kraken won only one overtime game – Jan. 27, 2022 at Pittsburgh (Larsson). The team was 1-5 in 3-on3 overtime last season.
• Four different players have scored in overtime for the Kraken this season: Matty Beniers, Andre Burakovsky, Jordan Eberle and Justin Schutlz. Entering play Monday, only the Winnipeg Jets (five) have had more players score an overtime goal.
SECOND TIME AROUND
• The Kraken enter tonight’s game with an 15-6-3 record, which is good for a .688 points percentage and 33 points.
• The team won their 15th game of the season on Dec. 1 vs. Washington, their 23rd game played of the season. Last year, it took the Kraken 46 games and 113 days from the start of the season to reach 15 wins, earning their 15th win of the season on Feb. 2, 2022, a 3-0 win at the New York Islanders, the first shutout in franchise history.
• It also took the Kraken 46 games to reach 33 points last season. This year, the Kraken earned their 33rd point of the season in their 23rd game played, a 3-2 OT win against the Capitals on Dec.1.
• Monday, Dec. 5 marked the 55th day of the 2022-23 NHL season, roughly 30 percent of the way through. Compared to the first 55 days of the 2021-22 regular season, the Kraken have won six more games, earned 13 more points and have improved their points percentage by 0.288.
o The Kraken’s 0.288 points percentage improvement from the first 55 days of the 2021-22 season to the first 55 days of the 2022-23 season ranks second the NHL, trailing only the New Jersey Devils (0.320).
o Their six extra wins are tied with Montreal for the fourth-best mark in the league. Only the New Jersey Devils (plus-11), New York Islanders (plus-11) and Boston Bruins (plus-eight) have a better year-over-year win improvement.
o The team’s 13 more points through the first 55 days of the 2022-23 season is the fourth-best points improvement, trailing the New Jersey Devils (18), New York Islanders (17) and Boston Bruins (15).
• The Kraken have been at or above a .500 points percentage the entire 2022-23 season. They did not achieve that mark past the first three games of the 2021-22 season.
• The team’s 15 wins this season have come against the Anaheim Ducks, Buffalo Sabres, Calgary Flames, Colorado Avalanche, Los Angeles Kings (3), Minnesota Wild, Nashville Predators, New York Rangers, Pittsburgh Penguins (2), San Jose Sharks, Vegas Golden Knights and Washington Capitals. Eight of those 12 teams made the playoffs last season.
STRAIGHT FROM THE SOURCE
• Matty Beniers joined John Buccigross on ESPN’s The Point on Dec. 2 to talk about his overtime goal against the Capitals, the team’s depth and more.
• Philipp Grubauer called into the Chuck and Buck show on KJR on Dec. 2 to talk about the Kraken’s overtime win the previous night against his old team.
• Jorden Eberle called into the Brock and Salk show on ESPN 710 to talk about the team’s overtime victory, what’s changed for the Kraken this season and his chemistry with his line mates.
• Kraken Head Coach Dave Hakstol, General Manager Ron Francis and CEO Tod Leiweke joined Ian Furness on KJR on Nov. 30 to talk all things Kraken and the team’s success in its second season.
• On Nov. 30, Kraken broadcaster Alison Lukan joined the Bump and Stacy Show live on ESPN 710 to breakdown the Kraken’s winning streak.
• Jared McCann joined the Bump and Stacy show on Nov. 22 to talk about what has changed for the Kraken this year and the goals they set this offseason.
• On Nov. 22, Justin Schultz called in live to NHL Network radio with Steve Kouleas and Mike McKenna to talk about his overtime winner against New York and the team’s success as of late.
• Morgan Geekie joined Mike Benton as he hosted the Ian Furness show to talk all things Kraken on Nov. 16 on KJR 93.3.
• Brandon Tanev called live into the Bump and Stacy Show on ESPN 710 on Nov. 15 to talk about the Kraken’s second season and scoring against his former teams.
KRAKEN REAL-TIME STATS LEADERS
Hits: Larsson (61), Borgen/Tanev (58)
Blocked Shots: Larsson (52), Oleksiak (37), Borgen (30)
Shots: Burakovsky (66), Bjorkstrand (612, Schwartz (50)
KRAKEN’S RECORD IN 10 GAME SEGMENTS [W-L-OTL (PTS), GF/GA, PP, PK]
1-10: 4-4-2 (10), 33/34, 10/37, 22/33
11-20: 8-1-1 (17), 37/22, 5/30, 23/29
21-30: 3-1-0 (6), 18/19, 5/10, 5/16
OVERTIME RESULTS (4-3)
Oct. 12, 2022 at Anaheim: Terry
Oct. 19, 2022 vs. St. Louis: Faulk
Nov. 13, 2022 vs. Winnipeg: Scheifele
Nov. 17, 2022 vs. NY Rangers: Schultz
Nov. 19, 2022 vs. Los Angeles: Eberle
Nov. 29, 2022 at Los Angeles: Burakovsky
Dec. 1, 2022 vs. Washington: Beniers
SHOOTOUT RESULTS (0-0)
N/A
