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Justin Holl made an immediate mark after his recall, scoring his first goal with Washington as the Capitals fell 4-2 to Carolina.
Washington’s two-goal lead vanished in the final 33 seconds of the first, and Los Angeles rode that swing to its first win of the season.
New Jersey adds an elite goaltender ahead of two games against Washington, while the Capitals await key returns and seek more consistency.
Strome scored twice and assisted on both Alex Tuch goals, including the overtime winner, as Washington’s line with Tuch and Jordan Kyrou clicked.
Alex Tuch and Jordan Kyrou scored twice, Dylan Strome had three assists, and Washington’s reshaped lines delivered another win.
St. Ivany assisted on both of Hutson’s goals in a 4-3 win over Nashville, giving Washington a three-game streak and an early boost to its defensive depth.
Washington adds goalie depth after Clay Stevenson’s departure. Dylan Larkin speculation continues, but the Poirier deal is a separate move.
Boston University faces No. 16 UConn in Storrs on Oct. 22 at 7 p.m. The game airs on ESPN+.
BU erased a two-goal deficit with late goals from Carter Amico and Ryder Ritchie, but UConn captain Joey Muldowney scored in overtime to win 5-4.
BU brings a 50-shot attack and its first power-play goal home against UConn, but needs to tighten up defensively after Thursday’s overtime loss.
BU scored 10 goals against UConn, but allowed eight. The Terriers face a Maine team fresh off a pair of 3-0 shutout wins.
BU scored four goals in 4:49 on the way to a 7-2 win over No. 19 Maine, with seven Terriers finding the net.
BU returns home at No. 14/13 for a 6 p.m. rematch with No. 19 Maine, with Kamil Bednarik back at center. Women host No. 4 Northeastern at 4.
Mikhail Yegorov stopped 34 shots as BU erased a 2-0 deficit, beat Maine 3-2 in overtime and took five of six weekend points.
Mikhail Yegorov stopped 62 of 66 shots in BU’s sweep of Maine, earning Hockey East Defender of the Week as the Terriers moved to No. 13 in the USCHO poll.
Hughes’ rise and sudden exit left Canucks fans hurt, but the warning signs were there. Vancouver’s history suggests time may soften the split.
Chris Johnston ranks Vancouver winger Drew O’Connor 16th among trade candidates. His pending UFA status puts an extension decision in focus.
Pettersson has 15 points in 14 games, and Chris Johnston says his improved form could make his contract easier for Vancouver to move.
Sportsnet’s Nick Kypreos links Vancouver to Kevin Korchinski, a former seventh pick seeking a path back to regular NHL minutes.
Columbus placed Carson Soucy on waivers after seven games. The 6-foot-5 defenseman carries a $1.15 million cap hit and brings a track record in Vancouver.