In an intense matchup, the Calgary Flames staged a thrilling comeback to defeat the New Jersey Devils 5-3, thanks to Jonathan Huberdeau's late goal that turned the tide with just over three minutes remaining. The Flames demonstrated remarkable resilience, overcoming a two-goal deficit in the third period with strong contributions from Matt Coronato, Connor Zary, Daniil Miromanov, and Nazem Kadri, each finding the back of the net. Rookie goaltender Dustin Wolfe was pivotal, making 26 saves to secure the victory.

Nico Hischier of the Devils extended his point streak with a goal and an assist, but it wasn't enough as the team faced its first regulation loss of the season when leading entering the third period. The game highlighted the Flames' playoff aspirations, particularly as they look to secure a wild-card spot in the Western Conference.

The NHL features seven games on Tuesday evening, with a focus on two matchups involving New York teams against Canadian opponents. The New York Islanders face the Calgary Flames, while the New York Rangers take on the Vancouver Canucks.

The Islanders are on a five-game road trip, looking to improve their mixed results, while the Flames are coming off a solid win. Meanwhile, the Rangers, after a shutout victory, are favored against the Canucks, who are recovering from a recent loss.

Elias Pettersson celebrated his 26th birthday with a power-play goal and an assist, leading the Vancouver Canucks to a 3-1 victory over the Calgary Flames.

Pius Suter also contributed a goal, while J.T. Miller provided two assists. The Flames' lone goal came from Justin Kirkland.

Canucks goaltender Kevin Lankinen made 27 saves, improving his record to 8-1-2, while Calgary's Dan Vladar stopped 29 shots.

The Vancouver Canucks secured a 3-1 victory against the Calgary Flames, with Elias Pettersson playing a pivotal role by scoring a power-play goal and assisting on Erik Brannstrom's goal. Pius Suter also contributed to the Canucks' scoring while J.T. Miller recorded two assists. Vancouver's goalie, Kevin Lankinen, made 28 saves to help clinch the win.

Calgary's Justin Kirkland scored the lone goal for the Flames, with Dan Vladar stopping 29 shots. The game marked Brannstrom's first goal as a Canuck after joining from Colorado.

In a notable moment, rookie Jonathan Lekkerimaki made his debut, stepping in for the injured Brock Boeser. Despite a rocky stretch, the Canucks have managed to maintain a positive record even after conceding the first goal in consecutive games.

Elias Pettersson marked his 26th birthday with a stellar performance, scoring a power-play goal and assisting on another as the Vancouver Canucks triumphed over the Calgary Flames 3-1.

Pius Suter also contributed a goal, while J.T. Miller recorded two assists. Vancouver's Kevin Lankinen made 27 saves to improve his record, while Calgary's Dan Vladar stopped 29 shots.

Jonathan Lekkerimaki made his Canucks debut, filling in for the injured Brock Boeser.