Topic: Teddy Purcell

The NHL announced Sunday the available and protected lists for the 30 teams who will provide players to the Vegas Golden Knights in this week's expansion draft.

ST. LOUIS -- For the fifth time in their last six games, the St. Louis Blues scored one goal Saturday night. But it was the only one they needed.

LOS ANGELES -- Los Angeles third-string goaltender Peter Budaj made a point to get the puck from the Kings' 4-3 shootout victory Saturday.

SUNRISE, Fla. -- Edmonton Oilers right winger Matt Hendricks took it on the chin ... and the forehead ... and the chest...and just about every other body part.

The Tampa Bay Lightning held on for a 5-4 win over the spiraling Ottawa Senators at Canadian Tire Centre.

Mark Barberio scored his first two NHL goals and Ben Bishop stopped a career-high 48 shots Sunday in the Tampa Bay Lightning's 5-3 win over Carolina.

Joe Pavelski scored a natural hat trick in the second period, offsetting four goals from Martin St. Louis and lifting the San Jose Sharks over Tampa Bay 5-4.

Valtteri Filppula got the go-ahead goal during a wild second period Saturday and Tampa Bay ended Philadelphia's long home-winning streak with a 6-3 victory.

Martin St. Louis scored a go-ahead goal in the third period and added an empty-netter Tuesday, boosting the Tampa Bay Lightning over struggling Winnipeg 4-2.

Carey Price stopped 22-of-23 shots and two more in a shootout Saturday, backstopping the Montreal Canadiens over Tampa Bay 2-1.

Richard Panik drove Carter Hutton from the game with Tampa Bay's fourth goal of the first two periods Thursday and the Lightning went on to down Nashville 4-2.

Martin St. Louis and Teddy Purcell each scored a pair of goals Monday and Tampa Bay snapped a four-game slide with a 5-0 defeat of the New York Rangers.

Teddy Purcell scored with 69 seconds remaining in overtime Saturday, propelling the Tampa Bay Lightning over Detroit 3-2.

Martin St. Louis scored twice and added an assist Tuesday, powering the Tampa Bay Lightning over Los Angeles 5-1.

Matt Niskanen broke a tie with 18.6 seconds left and Sidney Crosby netted a hat trick Saturday, carrying the Pittsburgh Penguins over Tampa Bay 5-4.