National Hockey League

Sunday's results, according to the NHL's game data: Seattle 5, Washington 3; the New York Rangers 6, Vancouver 2; Carolina 4, Philadelphia 1. All three games ended in regulation.

The NHL Department of Player Safety fined New Jersey's Evan Rodrigues the maximum allowed under the collective bargaining agreement, $5,000, for high-sticking Vancouver's Marco Rossi. The play came at 19:50 of the second period Saturday and drew a double-minor penalty on the ice. The league announced the fine Sunday. The money goes to the Players' Emergency Assistance Fund.

PuckPedia's waiver tracker lists Colorado goalie Trent Miner as cleared on waivers, with a waiver date of Oct. 10. The tracker showed no players currently on waivers.

Results from Friday and Saturday, according to the NHL's game data. Friday: Seattle 6, Detroit 3. Saturday: Boston 5, Philadelphia 1; New Jersey 4, Vancouver 1; Edmonton 3, San Jose 1; Minnesota 4, Florida 1; Utah 4, Buffalo 1; Montreal 1, Detroit 0 in a shootout; Ottawa 3, Nashville 2 in a shootout; Pittsburgh 2, Dallas 1 in a shootout; Carolina 5, Chicago 2; St. Louis 5, Columbus 3; Toronto 6, Colorado 3; Tampa Bay 5, the New York Islanders 3; Anaheim 4, Calgary 2; Vegas 2, Los Angeles 1 in overtime.

PuckPedia's waiver tracker lists Pittsburgh defenseman Ilya Solovyov as cleared on waivers. The tracker shows no claim on him.

Results from Thursday and Friday, according to the NHL's game data. Thursday: Boston 6, Utah 1; Dallas 4, Buffalo 0; the New York Islanders 4, Chicago 1; Colorado 7, Calgary 3. Friday: Washington 3, the New York Rangers 1; Columbus 3, Pittsburgh 2 in a shootout; Anaheim 5, Winnipeg 1.

NHL Player Safety suspended Chicago's Frank Nazar two games for an illegal check on the Islanders' Bo Horvat in Thursday's game, the league announced. Nazar received a match penalty on the play and will forfeit $68,041.14, which goes to the Players' Emergency Assistance Fund, according to the league. Horvat did not return to the game, and the NHL's Oct. 9 status report lists him as still being evaluated. The league's announcement did not include a statement from Nazar or the Blackhawks.

Montreal traded Struble to Nashville in exchange for a 2027 second-round pick, according to NHL.com's trade coverage. Struble, 25, is in the second year of a two-year contract with a $1.4125 million average annual value. He had no points in three games with Montreal this season, averaging 12:05 of ice time, and has 35 points in 174 career games.

Defenseman Matt Dumba, 32, has retired after 13 NHL seasons, NHL.com reported. He played 748 games and had 261 points with Minnesota, Arizona, Tampa Bay and Dallas, and last played for Pittsburgh and its AHL affiliate in Wilkes-Barre/Scranton in 2025-26.

PuckPedia's waiver tracker lists Detroit's Chase Stillman, New Jersey's Stefan Noesen and San Jose's Brett Leason as cleared on waivers Oct. 8. The tracker lists Pittsburgh's Ilya Solovyov as placed on waivers Oct. 9, with no outcome shown yet.

Thursday's finals, according to the NHL's game data: Carolina 7, Vancouver 2; Nashville 5, Montreal 2; Tampa Bay 3, Minnesota 2; Ottawa 2, Philadelphia 1; San Jose 3, St. Louis 2 in overtime; Vegas 4, Toronto 3 in a shootout.

PuckPedia's waiver tracker lists Florida's Mackenzie Entwistle as cleared on waivers, with no team claiming him. The tracker also lists Detroit's Stillman, New Jersey's Noesen and San Jose's Leason as placed on waivers Oct. 8, with outcomes not yet shown.

Wednesday's finals, according to the NHL's game data: Washington 5, Pittsburgh 3; Winnipeg 3, Colorado 2; Edmonton 5, Anaheim 2. Connor scored the winner for the Jets with 60 seconds left in regulation, and Edmonton scored five unanswered goals after trailing 2-0.

PuckPedia's waiver tracker lists Columbus's Mikael Pyyhtia and Tampa Bay's Jansen Harkins as cleared on waivers dated Oct. 6, and Florida's Mackenzie Entwistle as placed on waivers Wednesday, with no outcome shown for Entwistle yet.

Tuesday's finals, according to the NHL's game data: Toronto 5, Nashville 4 in overtime; Carolina 6, Montreal 4; Detroit 5, Ottawa 3; Utah 5, New Jersey 3; Buffalo 3, Minnesota 2 in overtime; Chicago 4, St. Louis 2; Florida 2, Los Angeles 1; New York Rangers 5, New York Islanders 2. Auston Matthews scored the overtime winner for Toronto, Owen Power the overtime winner for Buffalo, and Chicago scored two empty-net goals in the final two minutes.

Calgary's Connor Zary and Brayden Pachal went unclaimed on waivers and were assigned to AHL Calgary, Daily Hive reported, and PuckPedia's waiver tracker lists them and the Rangers' Matthew Robertson as cleared. Bolavip also reported that Robertson cleared. The tracker lists Columbus's Mikael Pyyhtia and Tampa Bay's Jansen Harkins as placed on waivers Tuesday; no outcome had been reported.