Isles win in shootout, Flyers skid reaches 9
PHILADELPHIA — Oliver Wahlstrom scored in the ninth round of a shootout to lift the New York Islanders to a 4-3 win Tuesday night and send the Philadelphia Flyers to their ninth straight loss.
Just like the Flyers’ losing streak, the shootout went on and on until Wahlstrom finally got one past
Carter Hart to help the Islanders beat the Flyers for the second straight night. New York was playing its first road game since Dec. 14 after topping Philadelphia 4-1 at home Monday.
Casey Cizikas hadn’t scored a goal since Nov. 4 until he got one against the Flyers on Monday, and then he tied this one with 4:28 left in regulation.
The Islanders improved to 1-3 in shootouts.
Robin Salo, a second-round pick in the 2017 draft, scored his first
NHL goal for the Islanders on a shot from the circle 2:08 into the game for a 1-0 lead. The Flyers heard the horn on a potential tying goal, only for replay to review them offside and wave it off. James van Riemsdyk jammed in a power-play goal late in the period to make it 1-all.
Josh Bailey made it 2-1 in the second when he poked one in for
New York.
Travis Konecny hadn’t scored in 20 straight games until he got a goal against the Islanders on Monday. He went back-to-back when Semyon Varlamov failed to hold onto a shot off his pads and Konecny knocked in the tying goal.
■ Sabres 3, Senators 1: At Ottawa, Ontario, Dylan Cozens had a goal and an assist for Buffalo to back Michael Houser, who made 43 saves.
■ Hurricanes 7, Bruins 1: At Boston, Jesperi Kotkaniemi scored twice during Carolina’s five-goal first period to snap Boston’s five-game winning streak.
■ Capitals 4, Jets 3, OT: At Washington, Tom Wilson scored 26 seconds into overtime to give Washington its first 3-on-3 OT win of the season.
■ Canucks 3, Predators 1: At Nashville, Tenn., Elias Pettersson, Brock Boeser and Juho Lammikko scored in Vancouver’s second consecutive victory. Thatcher Demko made 31 saves.
■ Canadiens 5, Stars 3: At Dallas, Christian Dvorak scored twice to back Sam Montembeault, who made a career-high 48 saves.
■ Flames 5, Panthers 1: At Calgary, Johnny Gaudreau had four assists, Sean Monahan scored twice to back Jacob Markstrom, who made 28 saves.