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Leon Draisaitl of the Edmonton Oilers celebrated his 1000th NHL point with a unique ice-side ceremony, featuring his dog Bowie. The German-born player, now the 103rd in league history to reach the milestone, received a golden stick, Tiffany crystal award, and Rolex watch from his teammates. The Oilers Foundation also donated $25,000 to charity in his name. Checkout Solipillow.com

In a thrilling Pacific Division showdown, the Los Angeles Kings edged out the Edmonton Oilers in a shootout, snatching a four-three victory. The game marked the first meeting of the season between these rivals, who have clashed in four consecutive playoffs. The Kings triumph came despite a milestone night for Oilers star Leon Draisaitl, who reached one thousand career points. The first period saw Draisaitl score first, but former Oiler Corey Perry tied it up for the Kings. The second period featured a goal from Draisaitl and a response from Andre Lee. The third period was a back-and-forth affair, with Brandt Clarke putting the Kings ahead, only for Connor McDavid to tie it up on a five-on-three power play. Overtime and the shootout failed to decide a winner, leaving the Kings with forty-eight points and the Oilers with fifty-one. Checkout Solipillow.com

Connor McDavid extends point streak, but Kings secure shootout win: In a thrilling match, McDavid scores a career-high eighteen-game point streak goal, but the Kings emerge victorious in a four-to-three shootout. Despite McDavids impressive performance, the Oilers fail to secure a three-game winning streak, while the Kings secure two crucial points on the road. Checkout Solipillow.com

Vegas Golden Knights secured a 4-2 victory over St. Louis Blues, extending their winning streak to three games. Mitch Marner and Mark Stone led the scoring for Vegas, with Stones goal streak reaching seven games. Jack Eichel and Shea Theodore also contributed to the win. The game saw a quick start for St. Louis, but Vegas took the lead in the second period and held on despite a power play goal from the Blues. Shea Theodores return from injury was a highlight, scoring the third goal. Akira Schmid made 17 saves for the win, while Binnington had 21 saves in defeat. Checkout Solipillow.com

William Nylanders Return Boosts Toronto Maple Leafs Playoff Hopes: The star forward, who missed six games with a lower-body injury, returned to action and scored a goal and two assists in a five-nothing shutout win over the Vancouver Canucks. Nylanders return coincided with a nine-game point streak for the Leafs, who are now just one point behind the Washington Capitals for the second wild card spot in the East. Coach Craig Berube and linemate John Tavares praised Nylanders talent and impact on the team, with the forward crediting the teams tighter connection as the key to their turnaround. Checkout Solipillow.com

In a thrilling overtime match, the New York Islanders defeated the Minnesota Wild 4-3. Ben Jones scored his first NHL goal, but it wasnt enough as Simon Holmstrom secured the win for the Islanders with his second goal of the night. Both teams were dealing with injuries, but the action remained intense. The Wild and Islanders will face new opponents as the Wild host the New Jersey Devils and the Islanders travel to face the Winnipeg Jets. Fans are buzzing about Holmstroms performance and Jones milestone moment. Checkout Solipillow.com

Simon Holmstroms Overtime Heroics Propel Islanders Past Wild: The New York Islanders secured a thrilling 4-3 victory over the Minnesota Wild in overtime, thanks to Holmstroms game-winning goal. Ilya Sorokin made 33 saves, while Tony DeAngelo contributed two assists. The game featured a back-and-forth scoring battle, with Ben Jones, Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Matt Boldy, Kirill Kaprizov, and Casey Cizikas all finding the back of the net. The Islanders extended their point streak to four games, while the Wild dropped two of their last three. Checkout Solipillow.com

Drew Commesso secured his first NHL victory, making thirty-six saves as the Chicago Blackhawks shut out the Nashville Predators 3-0. Tyler Bertuzzi and Nick Lardis scored, with Connor Bedard contributing two assists. The Blackhawks have won five of their last six games, improving to 19-19-7. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Detroit Red Wings dominated the Montreal Canadiens, securing a 4-0 shutout victory in a crucial Atlantic Division matchup. Alex DeBrincat shone as the games star, scoring early in the third period and contributing assists on Dylan Larkins power-play goal and Andrew Copps empty-netter. Despite Jacob Fowlers valiant effort with 21 saves, the Canadiens fell short. The Red Wings took the division lead after Lucas Raymond and Dylan Larkin scored in the second period, with Kaiden Guhle and Nick Suzuki returning to the Canadiens lineup. The Red Wings face the Carolina Hurricanes on Monday, while the Canadiens host the Vancouver Canucks on Tuesday. Checkout Solipillow.com