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Dewar scored a goal on four shots and added two PIM in Saturday's 3-2 overtime win over the Predators.

Dewar has picked up three points over his last two outings. While he's consistently in a fourth-line role, Dewar can chip in some bursts of offense in addition to his usual physical and defensive play. He's at two goals, three assists, 21 shots on net, 16 hits, four PIM and a plus-2 rating over 12 outings this season.

Pederson scored a pair of goals in AHL Ontario's 5-2 loss to Texas on Saturday.

Pederson has provided veteran experience for the Reign, earning four goals and seven assists over eight games this season. The 29-year-old forward could be a call-up candidate, but the Kings have a handful of younger forwards that are also in the mix. Pederson saw action in five regular-season games with the Flyers last year but didn't earn a point during his NHL time.

Shlaine scored twice in AHL Texas' 5-2 win over Ontario on Saturday.

Shlaine earned a two-way contract after playing last year on an AHL deal. He had 38 points in 67 regular-season outings in 2025-26, and he's been better so far with seven points across the first eight games of this season. The 24-year-old will likely still need time to develop before potentially getting an NHL look.

Zegras collected two power-play assists in Saturday's 5-4 loss to Anaheim.

Both helpers came 63 seconds apart in the first period as the Flyers grabbed a 2-0 lead on tallies by Matvei Michkov and Porter Martone, but the Ducks came storming back over the final 40 minutes. Zegras has put his slow start to the season behind him, getting onto the scoresheet in four straight games and racking up two goals and seven points during the heater with four of those points (one goal, three assists) coming on the power play.

Lettieri scored his first goal as a member of the Maple Leafs in a 7-2 win over the Oilers.

Lettieri fired a shot that went through the wickets of Tristan Jarry to put the final nail in a 7-2 win. The journeyman AHLer has played 158 NHL games over eight seasons; he made his debut with the Rangers in 2017-18. Lettieri has played with three Original Six teams -- Rangers, Bruins and now the Maple Leafs -- and also skated with the Ducks and Wild. At 31, he's living his dream. But he'll be sent back to the AHL once the Leafs forward corps gets healthy.

Eyssimont scored two goals in AHL Providence's 5-2 win over Utica on Saturday.

Eyssimont is filling the net in the AHL lately with nine goals and an assist over six games. The winger is showing he still has a scoring touch if another team comes calling in trade talks. He could also return to Boston if injuries arise among the Bruins' NHL forward group.

Carlsson delivered an even-strength goal and a power-play assist in Saturday's 5-4 win over the Flyers.

Facing the team whose offer sheet this summer resulted in Carlsson re-signing with the Ducks for five years and $90 million, the 21-year-old rewarded his benefactors by opening the scoring for Anaheim midway through the second period and then setting up Beckett Sennecke for what proved to be the game-winner in the third. Carlsson has a pair of multi-point performances in the last three games, and through 11 contests to begin the season he's racked up three goals and 13 points, including eight points (one goal, seven assists) on the power play.

Dries scored a goal and added two assists in AHL Grand Rapids' 5-2 win over Cleveland on Saturday.

Dries made six appearances with the Red Wings during a recent stint in the NHL, but he didn't log a point. The 32-year-old will likely spend most of the rest of the campaign in the AHL. He's earned eight points over four contests with the Griffins so far this season.

McDavid had two assists in a 7-2 loss to Toronto on Saturday.

The cream always rises to the top, and McDavid is significantly above all other NHLers this season. He now has a whopping 33 points (eight goals, 25 assists) in just 11 games. Yes, McDavid is on pace to be only the second NHLer to top the 200-point mark. And he's the only player who has ever been pace to break (and maybe shatter) Wayne Gretzky's all-time single-season point record (212; 1985-86). Yep, we said it. And no, it's not a jinx. Right now he's on pace for more than 250 points. Wow. McDavid's ascension into the all-time elite on hockey's Mt. Rushmore continues.

Draisaitl scored two goals in Saturday's 7-2 win or loss against Toronto.

They were his 11th and 12th of the season, and they extended his goal streak to six games and nine snipes (five assists). The first came 4v4, a place where Draisaitl and the Oilers typically act like menaces to opposing teams. The second came on the power play, where the Oilers dominate. Draisaitl moved past Minnesota's Kirill Kaprizov for the NHL goal lead, with the Wild playing the late game Saturday.