Sunday August 30, 2026

Wild Survive Red Wings in a Five-Goal Nail-Biter

(5) Wild vs Red Wings (4)

The Wild and Red Wings went toe-to-toe in one of the tightest battles of the night, with neither side willing to give the other much room to breathe. With only a single goal separating them at the final whistle, every scoring chance, defensive stop, and loose ball around the net carried extra weight.A. Ottoni and A. Rossi provided the scoring punch for the Wild, each finding the back of the net twice. A. Amicone and F. Mistretta added assists as the Wild battled to create just enough offense against a Red Wings team that remained within striking distance throughout the game.The Red Wings answered behind S. Makridis, who scored twice, while L. Katsifolis and M. Senecal each added a goal. M. Danesi and A. Arkolakis picked up assists as the Red Wings continued pressing for the equalizer and refused to let the Wild create any comfortable separation.With the game hanging in the balance, the Wild managed to protect their narrow advantage and withstand the Red Wings’ push to escape with a hard-earned 5-4 victory. In a matchup decided by the smallest of margins, the Wild found just enough offense to come out on top.

The Allo Mon Coco St-Dorothée player of the game goes to A. Ottoni of the Wild for her two-goal performance in a tightly contested one-goal victory.

Bergola’s Four-Goal Explosion Pushes Predators Past Blackhawks

(6) Predators vs Blackhawks (5)

The Predators and Blackhawks went down to the wire in a tightly contested battle where a single goal ultimately separated the two sides. With neither team able to put the game safely out of reach, every scoring opportunity became increasingly important as the pressure mounted late.J. Bergola was the offensive engine for the Predators, delivering a massive four-goal performance and accounting for the majority of his team’s scoring. M. Iacampo was equally important in creating those opportunities, collecting three assists, while R. Ranieri and M. Ciminelli each added two helpers. L. Daliesio and J. Valicenti supplied the remaining goals as the Predators found just enough offense to stay ahead.The Blackhawks kept themselves firmly in the fight. E. Capalbo and M. Estrela each recorded two assists, while J. DeSua and M. DaSilva found the back of the net. The Blackhawks continued pushing for the equalizer, but the Predators held their ground when the game was at its most tense.With virtually no margin for error, the Predators protected their one-goal advantage and survived the Blackhawks’ pressure to secure a hard-fought 6-5 victory.

The Allo Mon Coco St-Dorothée player of the game goes to J. Bergola of the Predators for his dominant four-goal performance in a game decided by just one.

Crapis and Baggio Ignite Islanders in 9-6 Win Over Panthers

(6) Panthers vs Islanders (9)

The Panthers and Islanders traded offensive pressure in a hard-fought matchup, but the Islanders’ biggest weapons eventually broke through and created the separation they needed for a 9-6 victory. The Panthers had plenty of firepower of their own and remained dangerous, forcing the Islanders to keep attacking rather than simply protecting their advantage.M. Crapis delivered a monster performance for the Islanders, scoring four goals and adding two assists for six points. Right behind him was T. Baggio, who completed a hat trick while adding two assists for five points. Together, the pair accounted for seven of the Islanders’ nine goals. E. Mateus quietly played a major role in keeping that attack moving with three assists, while G. Padula added two helpers and N. Faria found the back of the net.The Panthers were powered by C. White’s hat trick and assist, while M. Barone scored twice and added a helper for three points. M. Schaeffer contributed two assists, and M. Rossi supplied another goal as the Panthers continued battling to stay within striking distance.Ultimately, the Islanders’ top-end offense was too much to contain. With Crapis and Baggio firing on all cylinders and their teammates consistently feeding the attack, the Islanders pushed through the Panthers’ resistance and secured the 9-6 victory.

The Allo Mon Coco St-Dorothée player of the game goes to M. Crapis of the Islanders for his explosive four-goal, six-point performance in the win.

Fan-Favourite Errol Allen Helps Flyers Edge Bruins in 7-6 Thriller

(6) Bruins vs Flyers (7)

The Bruins and Flyers delivered a nail-biter that came down to the smallest of margins, with neither side able to shake the other in a relentless back-and-forth battle. Every time one team appeared ready to seize control, the other answered, keeping the pressure high all the way to the finish before the Flyers escaped with a 7-6 victory.The Bruins received a massive performance from J. Tsatsakis, who erupted for four goals and repeatedly found ways to break through the Flyers defence. Q. Joseph collected three assists, while B. Vorias and B. Freitas Pereira each recorded three points. S. Freve added another two assists as the Bruins continued generating enough offense to keep the Flyers under pressure.The Flyers countered with D. Carlucci and F. Bchara, who each scored twice and added an assist. But fan-favourite E. Allen provided one of the biggest sparks of the night, recording three points and feeding off the energy of a crowd that loved every minute of his performance. His contributions gave the Flyers another weapon in a game where they needed every goal and every opportunity they could create.With the score hanging in the balance and the Bruins refusing to go away, the Flyers managed to hold their nerve through the final stretch. After a full-game battle with virtually no room for error, they found just enough to survive and walk away with the thrilling 7-6 win.

The Allo Mon Coco St-Dorothée player of the game goes to E. Allen of the Flyers, whose three-point performance energized his team and had the crowd behind him throughout the victory.

Kraken Unleash the Offense in Dominant Win Over Canadiens

(4) Canadiens vs Kraken (11)

The Kraken were firing from all angles in this one, overwhelming the Canadiens with wave after wave of offensive pressure on their way to an emphatic 11-4 victory. With several players producing multi-point performances, the Kraken proved difficult to contain as their attack continued to find openings throughout the matchup.P. Santacroce led the charge with a huge five-point night, completing the hat trick while adding two assists. T. Palladino and C. Arnoldo were right behind him with four points apiece, with Palladino scoring twice and Arnoldo adding a hat trick of his own. G. Santacroce Jr. collected three points, while A. Vieira contributed two assists to an attack that seemingly always had another threat ready to strike.The Canadiens found some success through A. Passarelli and P. Labateya, who each recorded three points. E. Nardelli added a goal and an assist, while F. Mastrocola also found the back of the net. But whenever the Canadiens attempted to generate momentum, the Kraken had an answer waiting.With two hat tricks and contributions throughout the lineup, the Kraken simply had too much firepower on this night. They kept their foot on the gas and closed out a commanding 11-4 victory.

The Allo Mon Coco St-Dorothée player of the game goes to P. Santacroce of the Kraken for his hat trick, two assists, and five-point performance in the victory.

Wednesday September 2

Blackhawks Establish Early Cushion and Never Look Back

(4)Wild vs Blackhawks(7)

The tone was set early when M. Estrela opened the scoring for the Blackhawks. The early goal gave the Blackhawks the momentum they were looking for and immediately put the Wild in a position where they would have to play from behind. The Blackhawks quickly added to their advantage through T. Settino, who found the back of the net twice in succession. Settino’s back-to-back tallies gave the Blackhawks a valuable early cushion and forced the Wild to chase the game before it had really had a chance to settle. The Wild did not go quietly. They responded with goals of their own and showed their ability to generate offense despite trailing. However, each time the Wild attempted to make progress on the scoreboard, the Blackhawks had an answer. Their ability to respond quickly prevented the Wild from building any sustained momentum. As the game progressed, the Blackhawks continued to control the flow of play. They moved the ball effectively, created opportunities from different areas of the floor and did not rely on one particular player to carry the offensive load. Instead, different Blackhawks stepped up at different points, making the attack difficult for the Wild to contain. The Wild showed a similar level of balance offensively, with their four goals coming from different sources. That depth allowed them to remain competitive and prevented the Blackhawks from simply focusing their defensive attention on one player. Still, the early deficit proved difficult for the Wild to overcome. The Blackhawks managed the game effectively as it moved into its later stages, maintaining their cushion and making sure the Wild never found the extended scoring run they needed to completely erase the deficit. S. Lech was also instrumental in the victory. The Blackhawks goaltender turned in a solid outing between the pipes, making the necessary stops whenever the Wild generated pressure. With the Wild consistently looking for ways back into the contest, Lech’s steady play helped preserve the Blackhawks’ advantage and allowed his teammates to continue playing with confidence. The combination of an early offensive burst, balanced scoring and dependable goaltending proved to be the winning formula for the Blackhawks. Estrela got things started, Settino provided a major boost with two quick goals, and the rest of the lineup continued contributing throughout the game. By the final buzzer, the Blackhawks had maintained control and secured a 7-4 victory.

The Allo Mon Coco Ste Dorothee player of the game goes to Tony Settino of the Blackhawks. With two goals and two assists, Settino directly contributed to four of the Blackhawks’ seven goals. His production helped the Blackhawks maintain their advantage as the game progressed and ultimately secure the victory.