Only seven and half minutes were needed in yesterdays' Pittsburgh Penguins at Edmonton game to secure the visiting team all points.

 
Hurricanes’ forward Matt Cullen showed his former team that he still can play hockey. Contributing to his teams’ 4:0 victory at the Madison Square Garden, Cullen had one goal and added an assist, but the goal was later credited to teammate Scott Walker as the puck did not struck Cullens’ stick.

 
Only twelve seconds lasted the Vancouver Canucks’ one goal lead in the first period of yesterdays’ home game against the Detroit Red Wings.

 
A dramatic match had been seen in last game at Ottawa. Four times accomplished the Senators to erase Nashville’s one goal lead, but it were the Predators who laught last it this game.

It seems that last year's NHL Stanley Cup finalist, the Ottawa Senators quickly forgot about their finals set-back, where they lost in five games to the Anaheim Ducks. After signing their last two year's best scorer Dany Heatley, who had 50 goals in each of last two seasons, they started new season with a winning streak. Heatley agreed to terms on a six-year, $45 million extension and replied to his team with seven points in four games as he scored four times.