NHL scores: Quick beats Fasth

A win streak was stopped, a point streak was extended, the league's worst offense scored five goals, a team outshot its opponent by 21 and lost, and Eddie Olczyk got mad at Nail Yakupov. All this and more await you in this recap of Monday night's NHL action.

All The NHL Scores

Get caught up on last night's NHL scores with recaps from our network of SB Nation team blogs. Here's a quick glance at the full night of action:

Maple Leafs 4, Flyers 2

Canadiens 1, Senators 2 (SO)

Stars 4, Predators 5 (OT)

Oilers 2, Blackhawks 3 (OT)

Ducks 2, Kings 5

Five Answers

Prior to last night's games, we presented five burning questions regarding the night's action. Here are your cool, soothing answers.

1. Will the Chicago Blackhawks extend their point streak to 19 games?

Amazingly, they did it. They trailed the Oilers for much of the game, but the Blackhawks scored the only goal of the third period to tie the game 2-2, and hung on to get to overtime. Once their point streak was safely extended, the Blackhawks celebrated with a game-winning goal from Marian Hossa.

2. How will James van Riemsdyk fare in his return to Philadelphia?

JVR didn't score, had a single shot on net, and took two penalties late in the third period. He was also a target for the Flyers all night, as the Philadelphia players made sure to finish all their checks on their former teammate.

3. Will Jakub Voracek extend his five-game point streak?

Voracek was involved in both Flyers goals, with a goal and an assist. His team still lost, though, so I guess he should have tried scoring five points.

4. Will the Nashville Predators score a goal against the Dallas Stars?

They didn't score a goal ... they scored five! A solid response offensively from Nashville after being shut out in their previous two games.

5. Will the Anaheim Ducks extend their winning streak to seven games?

The Ducks were trounced by the Kings, 5-2, helped in part by the first bad game of Viktor Fasth's NHL career.

Impact Moment

What moment from last night's games will be making headlines in the coming days?

For the first time in what seems like ages, a night passed in the NHL without any major injuries or suspension-worthy offenses, leaving the hockey world free to talk about what a moron Eddie Olczyk is.

Stat of the Night

From @ian_mendes :

Alfredsson is one of 3 active NHLers with 100+ points against a single team: Alfredsson vs MTL/Selanne vs LA/Jagr vs NYI/PHI/CAR.

Post to Post

• The Dallas Stars scored four goals in one period, but couldn't beat the league's worst offense.
• The Canadiens out-shot the Senators 45 to 24 and ... lost?
• The Flyers lost, and have yet to reach .500 in 2013.
• Finally, Battle of California's celebration of NHL 94 almost accurately predicted the score of the Ducks - Kings game.

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