Elias Lindholm scored the overtime winner and Dillon Dube tallied twice as the Calgary Flames collected a franchise-record 25th road victory with a 5-4 win over the Nashville Predators on Tuesday.

Calgary’s Matthew Tkachuk tied the game with 0.1 seconds left in regulation.

The Predators (44-29-7, 95 points) could have clinched a playoff berth with a regulation win. However, they sealed a postseason spot less than an hour later when the Dallas Stars beat the Golden Knights 3-2 in a shootout, as Vegas can no longer catch Nashville.

Noah Hanifin had a goal and an assist while Dan Vladar made 19 saves for the Pacific Division champion Flames (50-20-10, 110 points), who are on a 10-1-1 overall run and a 7-0-1 road streak.

Filip Forsberg scored twice, Matt Duchene scored once in a three-point game and Roman Josi collected one goal and one assist for the Predators. Mikael Granlund contributed three assists. Nashville starting goalie Juuse Saros left the game late in the third period favoring his left leg after stopping 30 shots.

Stars 3, Knights 2 (SO)

Miro Heiskanen scored the winner in the seventh round of a shootout and Jason Robertson had two goals in regulation as Dallas inched closer to a Stanley Cup playoff berth with a shootout win over visiting Vegas.

Jake Oettinger finished with 33 saves for the Stars, who moved four points ahead of the Golden Knights for the final wild-card spot in the Western Conference.

William Carrier and Chandler Stephenson scored goals for Vegas while Logan Thompson made 28 saves.

Avalanche 5, Blues 3

Valeri Nichushkin had a goal and an assist, and four other players scored as Colorado beat St. Louis in Denver.

Erik Johnson, Josh Manson, Artturi Lehkonen and Nazem Kadri also scored for Colorado. Darcy Kuemper stopped 29 shots and Alex Newhook and J.T. Compher had two assists each for the Avalanche, who stopped a four-game skid and tied the franchise record for points in a season.

Ryan O’Reilly had two goals and an assist, Brandon Saad also scored, Jordan Kyrou had three assists and Jordan Binnington had 29 saves for St. Louis. The Blues remain tied with Minnesota for second in the Central Division after having their 16-game points streak ended.

Oilers 5, Penguins 1

Connor McDavid had a goal and three assists as visiting Edmonton clinched second place in the Pacific Division with a win over Pittsburgh.

Edmonton will have home-ice advantage for the first round of the playoffs. Evan Bouchard, Evander Kane, Zach Hyman and Zack Kassian also scored for the Oilers, who have won five of their past six. Mike Smith extended his winning streak to nine, making 33 saves.

Jeff Carter scored for the Penguins, who have lost two straight and three of five as they scramble to keep from finishing in a wild-card spot. Casey DeSmith made 37 saves.

Canucks 5, Kraken 2

Quinn Hughes had a goal and two assists and Conor Garland added three assists as Vancouver defeated visiting Seattle, sweeping the four-game season series from the expansion Kraken.

The Canucks built a 3-0 lead in the first period while still in the NHL’s Western Conference wild-card race, but they were eliminated midway through the game when the Vegas-Dallas contest went to overtime, putting the Stars out of Vancouver’s reach.

Oliver Ekman-Larsson had a goal and an assist and Sheldon Dries, J.T. Miller and Luke Schenn also scored for the Canucks, who snapped a three-game losing streak (0-2-1). Jordan Eberle and Morgan Geekie scored for Seattle, which lost its third game in a row.

Bruins 4, Panthers 2

Brad Marchand and Taylor Hall each had a goal and an assist and Jake DeBrusk scored the game-winner as host Boston knocked off Eastern Conference-leading Florida.

David Pastrnak and Patrice Bergeron both logged two assists for the Bruins (50-25-5, 105 points), who have won three straight games. Marchand added an empty-netter with 3:05 left in regulation. Linus Ullmark stopped 19 shots, improving to 8-1-1 in his last 10 decisions for Boston.

Florida (57-17-6, 120 points) has now lost back-to-back games after rattling off a franchise-record 13 straight wins. Gustav Forsling and Sam Reinhart scored the Panthers’ goals.

Hurricane 4, Rangers 3

Rookie goalie Pyotr Kochetkov held his own for his third career NHL victory as Carolina clinched the Metropolitan Division title by defeating host New York in a showdown between the top teams in the division.

Vincent Trocheck, Jordan Martinook, Teuvo Teravainen and Sebastian Aho scored Carolina’s goals. Brady Skjei notched two assists against his former team and Trocheck also had an assist in the team’s fifth consecutive victory. The Hurricanes (114 points) set a franchise record for points in a season.

Chris Kreider, Jacob Trouba and Alexis Lafreniere scored for the Rangers, who have lost their past two games. It’s their first back-to-back losses in regulation since March 8 and 10.

Islanders 4, Capitals 1

Noah Dobson scored the tiebreaking goal early in the third period for visiting New York, who beat the Capitals and prevented Washington from climbing out of an Eastern Conference wild-card spot.

Ryan Pulock scored in the first period and Casey Cizikas and Anders Lee added unassisted goals later in the third for the Islanders, who snapped a five-game losing streak. New York goalie Ilya Sorokin made 32 saves.

Conor Sheary scored in the first for the Capitals, who remained one point behind Pittsburgh in the race for third place in the Metropolitan Division. Goalie Ilya Samsonov recorded 22 saves for the Capitals, who played without Alex Ovechkin after he sustained an upper-body injury Sunday.

Lightning 4, Blue Jackets 1

Steven Stamkos collected two goals and two assists to surpass the 100-point plateau on the season, fueling host Tampa Bay over Columbus.

Stamkos, the NHL’s reigning First Star of the Week, recorded at least three points in his fifth consecutive game — just the 10th such streak in league history. The most recent on that list had been Jari Kurri in 1992-93. The record is six consecutive games with three-plus points, shared by Kurri, Wayne Gretzky and Bobby Orr.

Nikita Kucherov scored to extend his goal-scoring streak to seven games and added three assists, Ondrej Palat scored a goal and Andrei Vasilevskiy made 20 saves to send the Lightning to their fourth straight win. Oliver Bjorkstrand scored a power-play goal for the Blue Jackets, who have dropped five of their past six games (1-4-1).

Maple Leafs 3, Red Wings 0

Auston Matthews scored twice to become the first Toronto player in history to reach 60 goals in a single season as the Maple Leafs blanked the visiting Detroit.

Matthews, who leads the league in goals, scored in the second and third periods for the playoff-bound Leafs. He had gone his previous five games without scoring and had not hit the back of the net since April 9, when he also netted a pair.

John Tavares scored Toronto’s other goal while Jack Campbell stopped 20 shots to notch his fifth shutout of the season. Alex Nedeljkovic made 33 saves for Detroit (31-40-10, 72 points).

Coyotes 5, Wild 3

Anton Stralman and Phil Kessel each had a goal and an assist as Arizona snapped a 10-game losing streak with a win over Minnesota in Minneapolis, leaving the Wild tied for second in the Central Division with the St. Louis Blues.

Shayne Gostisbehere had three assists and Karel Vejmelka made 35 saves for the Coyotes, who were 0-8-2 during their slide.

Joel Eriksson Ek and Marcus Foligno each had a goal and an assist while Kirill Kaprizov had two assists for the Wild, whose five-game winning streak and 10-game point streak ended.

Senators 5, Devils 4 (OT)

Drake Batherson scored his second goal of the game with 1:43 remaining in overtime and Ottawa beat visiting New Jersey for its first four-game winning streak in more than five years.

Tim Stutzle had two goals with two assists and Brady Tkachuk topped the 100-career assist mark with three for the Senators, who have won four straight for the first time since a six-game run from March 2-11, 2017. Anton Forsberg stopped 37 shots for the win.

Nolan Foote scored twice and Pavel Zacha notched a goal with an assist for the Devils (27-44-9, 63 points), who are mired in an 0-2-2 rut. New Jersey netminder Mackenzie Blackwood returned from a nearly three-month absence to make 29 saves.

Ducks 5, Sharks 2

Max Comtois and Sonny Milano each had a goal and an assist for Anaheim in a win at San Jose.

Trevor Zegras, Josh Mahura and Zach Aston-Reese also scored and Anthony Stolarz made 31 saves for the Ducks, who ended a three-game losing streak.

Brent Burns and Scott Reedy scored and Kaapo Kahkonen made 26 saves for the Sharks, who had won three of their previous four.

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Max Comtois and Sonny Milano each had a goal and an assist for the visiting Anaheim Ducks in a 5-2 win against the San Jose Sharks on Tuesday.

Trevor Zegras, Josh Mahura and Zach Aston-Reese also scored, and Anthony Stolarz made 31 saves for the Ducks (31-36-14, 76 points).

Brent Burns and Scott Reedy scored, and Kaapo Kahkonen made 26 saves for the Sharks (32-36-12, 76 points), who had won three of their previous four.

Zegras scored the 23rd goal of his rookie season on a power play to give the Ducks a 1-0 lead at 4:05 of the first period.

Zegras lifted a shot over Kahkonen’s left shoulder and into the net. The puck lodged in the top of the net, leaving those on the ice unsure of its location for a few seconds.

Troy Terry appeared to score for Anaheim a few minutes later when he swept in a loose puck from the crease, but a video review determined Terry used a kicking motion and the goal was disallowed.

Comtois scored for the second straight game to extend the lead to 2-0 at 5:26 of the second period.

Comtois passed to a trailing Kevin Shattenkirk on a 3-on-2 rush. Shattenkirk then passed the puck back to Comtois for a one-timer.

The Ducks scored again 56 seconds later when Terry set up Milano for a one-timer and a 3-0 lead.

The Sharks came back with two goals in the final five minutes of the second period to make it a one-goal game again.

Burns scored his 10th goal of the season on a power play to make it 3-1 at 15:32. Burns connected on a slap shot that clipped off the stick of Ducks defenseman Andrej Sustr and into the net.

Reedy tipped in a shot to make it 3-2 at 18:36.

Mahura re-established the two-goal lead when he scored at 10:47 of the third period to make it 4-2.

Aston-Reese scored into an empty net and Stolarz earned an assist with 42 seconds left to make it 5-2.

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Quinn Hughes had a goal and two assists and Conor Garland added three assists as the Vancouver Canucks defeated visiting Seattle 5-2 Tuesday night, sweeping the four-game season series from the expansion Kraken.

The Canucks (39-30-11, 89 points) built a 3-0 lead in the first period while still in the NHL’s Western Conference wild-card race, but they were eliminated midway through the game when the Vegas-Dallas contest went to overtime, putting the Stars out of Vancouver’s reach.

Oliver Ekman-Larsson had a goal and an assist and Sheldon Dries, J.T. Miller and Luke Schenn also scored for the Canucks, who snapped a three-game losing streak (0-2-1). Spencer Martin made 30 saves for his second career victory.

Jordan Eberle and Morgan Geekie scored for Seattle (26-47-6, 58 points), which lost its third game in a row. Joey Daccord stopped 22 of 27 shots.

Dries opened the scoring 2:46 into the game on a three-on-one rush, keeping the puck and beating Daccord with a wrist shot from the right faceoff circle.

The Canucks made it 2-0 just 48 seconds later as Miller buried a one-timer from between the top of the faceoff circles after taking a drop pass from Garland.

Ekman-Larsson extended the lead to 3-0 on the power play at 15:05 of the first, with a snap shot from near the blue line making its way through a screen and into the upper left corner of the net.

The Canucks killed off one five-on-three situation early in the second period, but Seattle finally got on the board at the end of another two-man advantage.

Rookie Matty Beniers took a pass from Jared McCann just outside the top of the crease, and he whipped a backhanded pass to a wide-open Eberle at the left post for a tap-in at 4:59.

The Kraken pulled within 3-2 at 9:12 of the second. They dumped the puck into the offensive zone, and Riley Sheahan won a race into the corner to gain possession and fed Geekie out front for a one-timer into the upper right corner of the net.

Schenn made it 4-2 at 13:10 of the third, tapping a rebound of Matthew Highmore’s shot into the net.

Hughes capped the scoring at 15:59 off a pass from Garland on a two-on-one rush.

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Valeri Nichushkin had a goal and an assist, and four other players scored as the Colorado Avalanche beat the St. Louis Blues 5-3 in Denver on Tuesday night.

Erik Johnson, Josh Manson, Artturi Lehkonen and Nazem Kadri also scored for Colorado.

Darcy Kuemper stopped 29 shots and Alex Newhook and J.T. Compher had two assists each for the Avalanche (56-18-6, 118 points), who stopped a four-game skid and tied the franchise record for points in a season.

Ryan O’Reilly had two goals and an assist, Brandon Saad also scored, Jordan Kyrou had three assists and Jordan Binnington had 29 saves for St. Louis (49-21-11, 109 points). The Blues remain tied with Minnesota for second in the Central Division after having their 16-game points streak ended.

The Avalanche opened the scoring when Nichushkin beat Binnington from the top of the slot at 2:38 of the second period. It was his 25th goal.

Johnson made it 2-0 when he buried Compher’s rebound at 4:49. It was his eighth score of the season.

The Avalanche went ahead 3-0 when they got the puck off a faceoff and worked it around to Manson at the top of the zone. His sixth goal of the season went over Binnington’s shoulder at 8:03.

St. Louis got one back on the power play later in the second. Kyrou fed a pass to Saad on the left side of the crease, and the puck went off Saad’s skate at 13:01 for his 24th goal of the season.

Colorado made it 4-1 just nine seconds into third when Lehkonen stuffed Nichushkin’s rebound — his 18th tally of the season.

O’Reilly made it interesting with two goals in the final five minutes. He made it 4-2 when Kyrou’s shot went off his shin and by Kuemper at 15:45. With Binnington off for an extra skater, O’Reilly took a pass from Pavel Buchnevich and buried it at 16:49. It was his 19th goal of the season.

Kadri then scored into an empty net at 19:13 to clinch it. It was his 27th score of the season.

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Miro Heiskanen scored the winner in the seventh round of a shootout and Jason Robertson had two goals in regulation as the Dallas Stars inched closer to a Stanley Cup playoff berth with a 3-2 shootout win over the visiting Vegas Golden Knights on Tuesday night.

Heiskanen deked a forehand shot and then roofed a backhand shot past Vegas goaltender Logan Thompson for the only score of the shootout. William Karlsson had a chance to force an eighth round, but Dallas goaltender Jake Oettinger turned away his wrist shot.

Oettinger finished with 33 saves for the Stars (45-30-5, 95 points), who moved four points ahead of the Golden Knights (42-31-7, 91 points) for the final wild-card spot in the Western Conference.

Vegas needs to win its final two games on Wednesday at Chicago and Friday at St. Louis while also needing Dallas to lose both of its final two games at home against Arizona on Wednesday and Anaheim on Friday to make the playoffs for the fifth straight year.

William Carrier and Chandler Stephenson scored goals for Vegas while Thompson made 28 saves.

Vegas took a 1-0 lead late in the first period when Carrier’s backhand crossing pass for Stephenson from the right wing deflected into the goal off the stick of Stars center Luke Glendening.

Dallas tied it at the 13:31 mark of the second period on a highlight-reel goal by Robertson. He came down the right side and deked defenseman Brayden McNabb before firing a wrist shot past Thompson’s blocker side.

The Golden Knights regained the lead with a power-play goal with four seconds left in the middle period. Jack Eichel passed the puck to Mark Stone stationed at the left edge of the crease. Oettinger then stopped Stone’s shot attempt, but Stephenson charged the net and flipped in the rebound.

It was Stone’s first point in seven games since returning from a back injury.

Robertson tied it 2-2 early in the third period with his 40th goal of the season, deflecting John Klingberg’s pass from the point past Thompson’s glove side. Robertson became the fourth player in Dallas history to score 40 goals in a season joining Mike Modano, Jamie Benn and Tyler Seguin.

Vegas had a chance to regain a regain the lead with 8:10 to go when Evgenii Dadonov set up Karlsson for a one-timer from the bottom edge of the right circle, but Oettinger made a pad save.

Dallas then had a chance to win it in overtime when Roope Hintz went in on a breakaway, but Thompson made a glove save on his wrist shot from the slot.

–Field Level Media