What REALLY Happened In The NHL (Week 2)

What REALLY Happened In The NHL (Week 2)

It is week two of the NHL season. We got fans already tossing jerseys on the ice. Injuries are taking its toll early on teams. Fans are still confused on what the hell goalender interferences and emotions are already running high. We’re only two weeks in and we’re buzzing. So, this is what really happened in week two of the NHL season. So, let’s fire it up for Sunday. Okay, there were 16 games on before which means that Gary just gives us one game tonight and it’s the Caps versus Rangers. If you like goals too bad only one tuck in this game from Anthony Bollier and that is it. Rey tells Wilson to stay on his feet but Charlie Lingren was a dog in there for the Caps in between the pipes. 35 saves shuts out the Rangers. That’s the second time already this season that the Rangers got shut out at MSG. And that’s all she wrote for the game and Sunday. And honestly, you could probably say the same for the Buffalo Sabres season already. Monday was kicked off with the Sabres facing the ass, which is probably the worst team that they could get right now because Colorado is on another level. Look at the Nate dog. He puts it behind his back just toying with these guys. Backhand Barry. See you later. He doubled down later in the game and the Sabres could only muster a singular goal. In three games this season, Buffalo has only scored twice and you got the captain saying they need to get out of this hole. Fans are throwing jerseys on the ice already and it’s just an utter disaster to start the season in Buffalo. Josh Allen is truly the only reason why the entire city isn’t completely depressed. On to Tampa versus Boston where a team wearing blue and white has a 4-1 lead in TD Garden. Nothing ever bad has happened when that’s the case. Boston scores two goals to make the Palms a little bit sweaty for Tampa. The Lightning had a wide open net and look at Passac. This guy does everything for Boston. A scores 100 points. Makes everyone better. and plays 102. Just an allaround heart play. Get him as the beer league starter for the fellas. Tampa does hang on though and the Bruins get the first L of their season. On to Ottawa where they show us firsthand how to piss off a goalie. Opening ceremonies in Ottawa had all the Suns players skating through the crease. So Jussi Sorrowos does not like that one bit. He just stands there staring like a serial killer saying, “I’m just going to lock the hell in.” And that’s exactly what he did. He was lights out in this one. But the biggest news is Brady Kachchuck. He eats a hit from Yosi. Seemed all right enough to get in the face of him, but then left the game after the scrum. That could be a huge loss for Ottawa if it’s something serious. And to make things worse, they got spanked 4 to1 by the PRs. Tough day to be an Ontario team, I’ll tell you that much. Let’s go to Scotia Bank Library where the Yach Club gets to watch the Leafs play the Red Wings in back-to-back games. Toronto outshoots Detroit 40 to 15. But how about a Cam Talbot legacy game for you? despite blowing a two nothing lead. Red Wings score in the final minute thanks to an assist from Austin Matthews Skate and then they steal one in Toronto. Leafs lose, Jays lose, and Bills lose all in the same day. The parade has never been more cancelled than that right there. Despite out chance and now shooting Detroit, the Leafs offense to me has not looked good, and it’s exactly what I expect after losing Marner. For checker lion offense and losing one of the best playmaking wingers in the league means that scoring goals will be a chore this year for Toronto. They play a style that’s way more suited for the playoffs, but they got to make it to the dance first. Now, every other fan base should be happy to hear this because the Florida Panthers have finally lost for the first time this season. And check this out. Two two tie game. Trevor Ziggress behind the net. Ben and a necklag go for the hit. And whoop, Zegris. That slippery Sally gets them in a pretzel. He centers it out in front to Couture. What a pass. And that is the gamewinner. Ballsy effort from Philly for the win. That is the type of skill that Zegris can bring to the table and that Philly is betting on for the future. They add an empty netter and Christian D’vorak with an all-time cookie steal from Travis Sanheim. He’s got a wide open net. This guy tips it in for the goal. He’s probably yelling out stripes afterwards to make sure they got his number for the goal and the cookie on that one. Finally, Utah was in Chicago to take on the Bedards and the lights go out midplay. Can’t pay the electric bill probably because you’ve been a lottery team for the last 5 years. I guess that’s what happens. But there is another hero in Chicago emerging. It is the one they deserve. The Dark Knight himself, Spencer Knight. He stopped 22 of 23 in this one. Chicago got outshot by the Mammoth. Outplayed for the most part, but the Dark Knight pulls through. Overall, they do look better than they did last year, but that is a low bar, so don’t get too excited. What you can get excited for, though, now that the NHL is back, is that we can all finally go to a game. And there’s nothing better than scoring a deal on tickets, which you can do through our friends at Segeek. SeatGeek is the best app for finding deals on tickets by rating them on a scale of 1 to 10 so that you know if you’re getting a good deal. If it’s red, no bueno. Don’t touch that. If it’s green, that’s a gem and you should snatch up those tickets. The season is here, which means, you know, I’m going to be surfing the app for some last minute deals to get into Scotia Bank Library and make some noise with all the suits. might even take a gander and see if I can catch a Jay’s playoff game if they’re still in it. And you can do the same too for your local team if you download the app. You can use code hockey 2025 for 10% off your next set of tickets at Segeek. That’s 10% off any tickets with promo code hockey 2025. So, make sure you click the link in the description to download the app and have the code automatically added to your account so that you can use it later. Big thanks to Segeek for sponsoring the weekly recaps. Now, let’s get into the mix for Tuesday’s games. Now, on to Tuesday, where the Montreal Canadiens have their home opener against the Seattle Kraken, and no one does it like Montreal. First, they give Lane Hudson a standing o. He signed an 8-year deal at $8.85 million a year. What a deal. That is going to be a bargain in a couple of years. Then, Montreal honored the late and great Ken Dryen with a beautiful tribute. There’s no place like the Bell Center. And right away, the building was electric. The demigod Ivan Demidov comes with the cut back and then laser pass for the back door tap in. The hype around this kid is huge. And watch this. Montreal’s down by one. Under three to go. Demidov gets the puck. Head fake. Beneers loses his stick. Give and go with line eight. Demidov is down. Main street. Clear shot. He waits. Waits. Goes backand with the berry. Oh, that is sick. Montreal explodes and ties the game. That right there has the potential to be the SeatGeek goal of the week. The Habs complete the comeback with Cole Cawfield going shortside Sarasota for the win. Montreal is vibrating with excitement. From the electricity of the Bell Center to the library, that is Scotia Bank Arena. Leafs host the PRS in the most leaf TV game ever. Toronto’s offense has been bone dry but comes alive in this one. Matthews burries the give and go. That’s Eastn Cowan’s first NHL point. The Leafs put up seven goals and hey, just like that, early season panic is over. Parade is back on, boys. What the hell was everyone so worried about in the first place? At least they’re not the Rangers who don’t even know what their goal horn sounds like on home ice yet. Speaking of the ice, it was extremely slippery in this one. Watch Carrick go sliding into the shadow room as Bousard fakes him out of his pants, but Eigor Shistarkin, certified leather flasher, robs him with the glove. Then Nurse’s body straight up shuts down midplay. Guy is falling on the ice by himself. Trent Frederick finally breaks the tie on the Bway and that’s about the only way you can beat Eigor right now. He continues to allow one goal or less in each game and the man has to be losing his mind because the Rangers get shut out for the third time this season all at home which is a new NHL record. Mika Zabinagad doesn’t know whether he should laugh or cry for the fact that the Rangers can’t score. I mean they are playing well but they just aren’t getting the results. So the circus on Broadway continues as of right now. on to the lightning and caps where the Bellarusian baron Alexi protest stays hot and really so do the caps in general. OT we go. Tom Wilson circles the wagon throws a dart right onto the stick of chicken and that’s all she wrote. Caps moved to 3 and one on the season and looked determined early this year to prove that last season was no fluke. Out West Vegas is in Calgary where Jack Eel is putting on a show. Ekeel two goals including this one where he just takes her straight to the house and buries. That’s your current league leader in points, ladies and gentlemen. That sweet new deal has him cooking early on here. Bad news for Vegas, though, is that Aiden Hill, their starting goalie, had to leave the game early with an injury, and they could be without a starter for some time if it is bad, which is a big hit for that team. They take this one, though, and deal with the consequences later as Vegas remains one of the top teams in the West early on. So are the Dallas Stars though, and they’re up three nothing on Minnesota. And boom, Middleton blows up Matthew Shane in the middle, which means we’re going here right away. Drop the gloves, answer the bell, and Minnesota gets a little bit of life from that hit. The Wild have been power play machines early on this season. The Corelionaire gets another power play goal and an assist. Their last nine goals have all been on the power play, which is good. It means it’s clicking, but ideally, they’d want to generate more offense five on five. Of course, that’s hard to do when Jake is putting on a show. 38 out of 40 saves. Stars hang on and are the only team left in the West who is undefeated. Speaking of undefeated teams, the Carolina Hurricanes remain the other perfect team in the league. Pretty impressive considering they did it against the future 2026 Cup champs in the San Jose Sharks. No way to sugarcoat it. The Sharks got absolutely worked in this one. Four to three shots against 5-1 beatd down. Carolina predictably look like wagons here early on. And the Sharks very much don’t. But it’s okay Sharks fans. The cup prophecy is still strong despite not having a single win on the season yet. Finally, it’s the battle of the birds. Penguins and Ducks. How about Justin Brazo for Pittsburgh. This guy’s on fire. Four goals in four games. He might go 50 and 50. This entire game though was a coach’s nightmare, but a fan’s dream. Dzone turnovers, back and forth rushes. This game was tied at three with under two to go. And Parker Waller Spoon tries to go off the glass and out and misses the glass. Guy is sick to his stomach. Sit in the box. Two minutes delay a game. Ducks power play steps right out and beat a guy from Sausage Party. Chris Krider buries the game winner. Ducks win in their home opener. And I’ll tell you right now, with the youth and talent of that Ducks team, they’re going to be so much damn fun to watch for a very long time. Now, as we head into Wednesday, I’ll tell you who isn’t very fun to watch right now, and that is the Sabres. Taage Thompson came out and said, “Everyone relax. It’s just three games.” But perhaps it’s the 15 years of sucking before the three games that has Sabres fans crashing out. Regardless, Thompson is right. They can’t control the past, so they come out strong versus Ottawa. Buffalo hasn’t gotten any bounces this year except tonight. They’re scoring off the glass and in. They had trouble scoring up until this game, and they explode for eight goals in this one. Maybe that turns things around, maybe it doesn’t, but it’s a good start. The Suns, by the way, may be in trouble. Brady Kachchuck could be out for a very long time with his wrist injury. And without their captain and leader, they may dig themselves into a hole that’s too deep to get out and make the playoffs. You could probably say the same for Florida, but it just doesn’t seem that way cuz they’re the cup champs and everyone knows they’re going to be okay. But they are a walk-in hospital right now. They got even more injury news as defenseman Demetri Kulakov will be out at least 5 months. That’s now Kachchuck, Barov, Noek, and Kulakov all out of the lineup. But come on, we all know they’re going to be fine. But they did feel the effects tonight. 20 of 21 shots stopped by Cam Talbet. And the Red Wings have looked fantastic since coach Tom Mlen called them out in the media. That’s their third win in a row. They are cooking and they better keep cooking because I am sick of them falling off a cliff every single season. Let’s go out west, shall we? It’s the Utah Mammoth home opener. They revealed their new mascot, Tusky. Spoiler alert, it’s a Mammoth. Wow, how surprising. Utah has officially erased all traces of their previous Premier League team name, and they’re ready to take the next step. They come out of the second period humming out shooting Calgary 18 to3 scoring two goals and that’s enough because the Flames offense is ass. There was a nice tilt in this one to try and swing the momentum back in Calgary’s favor but the goal scoring is just a chore for them. They lose three to one. They’ve allowed 19 goals in their first five games and have now lost four in a row. Saddle up Calgary. It could be a brutal season. Finally, we had the Hawks in St. Louis and this game made me ask myself, are the Chicago Blackhawks back? Connor Bard came out in the media and said he loved the way they played for each other out there and that they aren’t taking from anyone this year and it showed in this one. They were fast, structured, and confident. Although it does help out when the game starts to Joel Hoffer calling 1800 Pizza right up the middle to Elia McKay. Thanks for the tuck. Later, Frankie Nazar comes in with a little under the stick far side goal. That’s pretty. Watch this though. Jake Neighbor says, “Don’t touch our goalie.” Throws him in a WWE headlock. Chaos ensues. Nar finds a way to come out of it and then celebrates. Anyways, what a prick. I absolutely love it. That’s the type of FU this rivalry and the Hawks need. Bard was dancing all night, too. He had three assists in this game and he backed up his words. He and a 66 Colton Panko had some beef and he didn’t back down one bit. Instead, it looked like he actually wanted more of the smoke. That’s the stuff right there. Dragging his team into the fight in every possible way. Chicago wins 8 to3. and it is possible we’re seeing a much improved Blackhawks team at the end of Wednesday. Then we kick off Thursday with the hospital game between the Devils and Panthers. Injuries are already beating the out of both of these teams. We know the Panthers situation, but the Devils will be missing their starter Jacob Marsh for a few weeks as well. Now look at this. Stripes does his best Steve Harvey impression here. First he calls it a good goal for Florida and then he realizes he made the wrong call. It’s actually no goal and the Panthers get to delay a game penalty. Paul Maurice is just looking at him going, “Are you kidding me, man? What is going on here?” Devils win their third in a row. Panthers lose their third in a row and everyone’s happy about that. The ABS, on the other hand, continue to look like the best damn team in the league. Mar’s out here zipping it by goalies. 34 going on 74 is Dwayne the Brock Nelson, but he’s logging in with his first as an A. I sat Val Nachushkin on my bench in fantasy, which of course means he was a lock for two goals tonight. You’re welcome, ABS fans. is a 4-1 dub over Columbus. Big story early on here is the play of Scotty Wedgwood with Mackenzie Blackwood out in goal. Wedgie is on fire back there and the ABS fans love it. Now, the Sun season is already on life support with Kachchuck missing at least 6 to 8 weeks after having surgery. But the power of the Pinto Parlay is simply too much. He buries another one for his league leading sixth of the season and he gets the finishing touch with the shootout winner to beat Seattle too. That’s a huge win considering no one knows how Ottawa is going to keep up without Kachchuck. Meanwhile, the Jets are on a roll trying to replicate their amazing start from last season. Mark Shley tease one home and ties the franchise record in goals. Goalending was also awful in this one. Neither goalie had above an 882 save percentage. Beer league goalending is fantastic. And the Jets, they got more firepower, so they take this one for their third win in a row. That was the opposite in this one. As the New York Circus comes to Toronto, the Rangers walk into Scotia Bank Library being shut out in three of their last five games. While Shisturkin has allowed one goal or less in all four of his starts. This poor man’s back must be unbearable right now. Anthony Stolars, on the other hand, is dialed in. He’s stopping pucks Johnny Bower style. No mask. It doesn’t matter. Guy’s an animal. He doesn’t care. He stopped 28 of 29. This needed OT where Will Nye the science guy sends it to Austin Matthews for the tap in. Matthews has four tucks on the season. None of them seem to come with a goalie in the net. They don’t ask how, they ask how many. Leafs win, Jays win. Suits closed a deal. Parade is going on in Toronto. Now, I don’t know if I’ve seen a team with better vibes so far this season than the Blue Blanc A Rouge Montreal Canadians. Holy are the kids buzzing for the Habs. This one’s coming down to the wire here. Down two to one to the pres with under 30 seconds to go. So, Lane Hudson decides he wants to add a Vestnut to his trophy collection. He makes a save in front of the empty net and then launches a stretch pass right to Cole Caulfield. He steps in and rips it. Tie game. Bell Center is shaking. Potential Sege Geek goal of the week right there. And you thought that was clutch. How about OT? He wants more. Suzuki tiniest bit of Nunda sauce right to Cawfield and bang. That’s all she wrote. Back-to-back OT winners for Cfield. Montreal is buzzing to start the season. That’s their fourth straight win. Let’s move on to the island where the Oilers are in town and Evan Bousard delivers us a hand toss pizza early in this one. Whiffs on the Deak Barcel comes in backhand, forehand, roof daddy Jr. one- nothing. Bousard had a tough game in general and Oilers fans weren’t happy about it. Bo Horvat for the Islanders was also feeling it. Short-handed goal, power play goal, and then empty netter. The Island end up calling 1800. Big save Dave Riddick to stop some pucks. Five stars on Yelp for that man. He shuts the door and the Islanders get their first win of the season. Then moving on to the West, it’s the Canucks and Stars. Dallas is undefeated still, but Vancouver pops off in the second after being down by two. Three goals in three and a half minutes, four goals in total in the second. They win five to three and hand Dallas their first L of the season. This means that Carolina remains the only undefeated squad in the NHL. Funniest man in hockey, Seth Jarvis, sets the tone with two goals. And at the end of the second, it’s a Gen Z Lion Brattle, ladies and gentlemen. Everyone grab a guy and do absolutely nothing. Couple face washes, some grapples. Even the goalies want a little bit of action, but no one wants to truly let him fly. Whatever. Hurricanes pull away in the third. They look exactly like how everyone expected them to look, and they stay perfect on the season. Kind of the opposite for the Kings and Penguins right now. Pittsburgh is doing their best not to get Gavin McKenna. That’s weird. And the Kings are ass. LA had a two nothing lead last year. That was a win all day, but not anymore with that decor. Penguins score three straight to take the lead. Sid the middle-aged man adds the empty netter. LA is now 13-1 on the season while Pittsburgh is above 500. That brings us to the main event. It’s the Bruins and Golden Knights. Vegas is speedrunning, becoming the most hated team in sports history, signing Carter Hart earlier in the day and they don’t care. They’ve had a weird but good start and Pavle score a FV. This guy can’t stop scoring right now. It’s in his name. That’s why. We also saw Mark Stone try and activate the Las Vegas injured reserves. He goes face first trying to activate that LTR cheat code. Trainer tells him on the bench that the league fixed that so no point in being hurt. He gets back out there in Vegas. Pulls out a 65 barn burner win to end the night. Enter in the Friday night lights where the Wild and Caps get us going here. Crazy stat of the night. The Wild haven’t scored a five on five goal since the season opener. Power play merchants these guys are, but they break that streak and they finally get a five on five goal. But it doesn’t end up mattering anyways because the Bellarusian bear is on a tear. Alexi Protest gets another one in this game. He’s going early on this year. And then Ovuchkin finally gets his first of the season. Watch that snowball into a run of games where the great eight just starts scoring in bunches. The Caps have been dominant this season, only allowing eight goals in five games, and they’ve won four in a row. That hasn’t been the case here for the Tampa Bay Lightning early on, as everyone had them in the top three in the Atlantic, at least, maybe even some winning the division. I know I had them somewhere in that slot, but they’re struggling out the gate and they got to go without Nikita Cutrov in this one. Bad case of the sniffles will get you. So, not ideal against the Red Wings right now, who look like a completely different team early on this year. First, Sandine Pela gets his first NHL goal. Welcome to the show, kid. Then Tampa ends up tying in the final five to four, but the captain Dylan Larkin says, “Let’s go home.” The Red Wings have won four straight and Tampa has been extremely mid with now a one two and2 record. At least Tampa has a win though cuz the Sharks don’t. This is actually the third season in a row where the Sharks are the last team in the NHL to get their first win. They are making me look like an utter jackass for believing in the 2026 Sharks Cup prophecy, but it’s still early in the season. Nothing to worry about here. Last year they got their first win against Utah in their 10th game, but this year it’s a different story. Sharks goalies seem hellbent on absolutely gifting the other team every single game. This time it’s Ascrov’s turn to deliver a fresh pizza right to O’Brien for the goal. Nick Schmolz gets a hattie for the mammoth. Keller gets on the sheet for his first. But hey, at least Celebrini gets the monkey off of his back. He snipes one home. However, the Sharks lose six to three and remain winless on the season. Now, let’s go to Chicago between the Blackhawks and Canucks. For the second straight game, Vancouver overcame a two nothing first period deficit. They tie this game up. But then here we go. Another week, another goalie interference call that grinds my gears. Tyler Patusi bangs one home. Nope. Call Gary. This one’s coming back because they say he jammed the pad into the net. I don’t know, Jim. Puck is loose, man. Barely touches him. We’re going back to the days where even if you have a toenail in the crease, the goal is coming back. What are they doing to the game I once loved? This one goes to a shootout. The Brockar Brock Besser seals the deal. Vancouver with a gutsy win. And Hawks fans are pissed. They dropped to 22 and two on the season. I know they’ve lost every game by only one goal and they’ve looked much better. But I won’t call them anything else but the Chicago Bards unless they have a 500 or above record. I don’t make the rules, I just enforce them. Let’s move on to Hockeyy’s Holiday, which is Saturday. 13 games on which means rapid fire. Let’s ride Sabres Panthers. Rasmus Dalene gives Brad Marshon the lumber. The wires cross instantly. Rack King jumps him. There’s a scrum. He goes to the box. rips all of Dallene’s helmet apart and tosses it back saying here wear that Saber shut out the defending cup champs three to nothing. Holy boys raise the banner in Buffalo. Now Sense fans can thank God they got the Pinto parlay right now. He buries again a seventh goal in six games. Guy is redot but every time Ottawa scored New York had an answer. Matthew Schaeer the 18-year-old rookie D is the only defenseman to start the season on a fivegame point streak. kids sick. Anders Lee gets the ultimate piss and vinegar goal. That is the gamewinner. The Island take it five to four. If you need a little bit of a pallet cleanser after seeing that greasy goal, how about Jack Hughes carving through the Oilers D like butter and scoring that has SeatGeek goal of the week potential right there. But he was dancing all night, too. Scored another goal later as well. Downtown Connor Brown one final dunk on the Oilers and Bard. Devils win 5 to three. And fun fact, it’s the first time in McDavid’s career he’s been scoreless in the first five games of the season. Don’t worry, Edmonton, he’s just playing down to his new contract. Going to Columbus, we got a big boy tilt. 69 Douglas versus 61. Olivier and Olivier with the taked down. Down goes Frasier. Marenko gets one early in the third. He’ll take the check, please. Jackets go home with the win and Tampa continues to struggle early. If you hate scoring or hate yourself, I do encourage you to cheer for the Nashville Predators. They muster one measly goal. Mark Shley onet rips and now that means he passes Blake Wheeler for the all-time points in Jets franchise history. No playoff helluck tonight. He was solid. Jets are 4-1 on the year. Minnesota was in Philly and no power play merchant work tonight for the Wild. O and three in this game. Flyers end up winning an OT. If only Minnesota had a $17 million gameb breakaker. I’m just teasing Wild fans. I love the Carrillionaire as much as you do. Now let’s go to the Rangers and Habs. Rule number one of playing Montreal is don’t touch Lane Hudson. Sam Carrick lays the body and Arbor jackeye steps right up and drops the gloves. That right there is how you defend a superstar. Rangers are on the road. So that means they can actually score and our Timmy Panera Bread gets a goal and three assists. Four-point night. No miracle last minute comeback for Montreal on this one. Rangers hold on four to three. Moving on to the Kraken and Leafs and Seattle is just teaagging the hell out of Toronto sports these last few days. This one went through OT where Josh Maher walks by Knander and burries to win the game. But the juicy stuff came postgame. Leafs tendy Anthony Stlars called out pretty much the entire team’s effort and I don’t blame him. They took a run at Stallars in this game a couple times and look at Brandon Carlo here. I’ve seen more of a reaction in an 11 p.m. Beer League game. He sees Stallers lose his and he’s like, “Right, I’m supposed to be mad about this.” He ends up kind of jumping in, but don’t worry Leaf fans, it gets better. Mitch Marner gets his first as a goal tonight and then doubles down with a silky goal on the power play. Cancel that parade, Toronto. It ain’t ever coming at this rate. Vegas dominates Calgary and wins their third in a row. At least Jonathan Herido scored the only goal for Calgary. Wow, that’s very nice. Now, Vegas winning is not good for the LA Kings, especially because their captain Kopitar is out week to week in his retirement tour season. Despite that, they almost became the first team to beat Carolina this year, down by three. They came all the way back, but Seth Jarvis, OT hero, keeps the Canes undefeated. ABS are also right there though. These guys play at two times speed. Nate Dog gets a pair. They dominate in shots 38 to 14. and Wedgewood committed allout larseny with this glove save. The ABS are a wagon and they hand Boston their third L in a row. Finally, I would usually call this finale the toilet bowl between the Sharks and Penguins, but Pittsburgh is playing some surprisingly good hockey. That’s because Sid, the middle-aged man, is still tipping pucks in like an alien. Both he and Gino Mal can get two points in this one. Sharks are shut out and end week two with zero wins on the season. So, what did you think of week two? Who surprised you? Who pissed you off? My Seiki goal of the week goes to Lane Hudson and Cole Coughfield with that clutch last minute goal to tie everything up. Let me know your goal of the week in the comments down below. Check out our breakdown on Matthew Sha for this week. We have weekly recaps drop every Sunday with player and team breakdowns throughout the weeks. So, don’t miss a thing by subscribing and turning on notifications so that you can keep up with the NHL

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We break down everything that happened in week 2 of the 2025/2026 NHL Season