Rangers end skid as Jets rally in overtime Tuesday night
The New York Rangers snapped a four-game losing streak, while Winnipeg rallied from a four-goal deficit to top Montreal in overtime Tuesday night.
By Avery Lyons, ClickNNY Sports Desk
The New York Rangers stopped a four-game slide Tuesday night, edging the St. Louis Blues 3-1. Adam Fox recorded a goal and an assist, and Dylan Garand made 32 saves in the win.
The Winnipeg Jets erased a four-goal deficit and rallied past the Montreal Canadiens 5-4 in overtime. Dylan Samberg scored the deciding goal as Winnipeg ended a nine-game losing streak.
The New Jersey Devils topped the Edmonton Oilers 4-3 in a shootout, ending Edmonton’s three-game winning streak. Jack Hughes scored twice and added an assist.
No. 8 Tennessee opened its season with a 90-59 rout of Wofford, while No. 9 Virginia rolled past Drexel 89-60. No. 12 Arkansas routed Arkansas-Pine Bluff 106-61, No. 20 Alabama held off Sam Houston 96-74 and No. 23 Kentucky topped Manhattan 85-57.
Elsewhere, Buffalo rallied past Miami (OH) 34-31 in overtime, and Ohio held off Akron 28-20. Utah edged Toronto 3-2, Vegas topped Pittsburgh 3-2 and the scores were from Tuesday night’s NHL, college football and men’s college basketball games.
Compiled by the ClickNNY Sports Desk from final scores and game reports.
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