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Last night, there were only three NHL games.
The Ducks and the Avalanche—the only two teams still undefeated at that point—were looking to stay that way.
Here are the results and highlights:Wednesday saw the @Capitals win their home opener, while the @EdmontonOilers and @NHLJets both extended their season-opening point streaks to four games.
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— NHL Public Relations (@NHLPR) October 8, 20261. Ovi's Final Home Opener
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Odell Beckham Jr. has found a new home in the NFL.
The veteran wide receiver has signed with the Minnesota Vikings, who added him to their practice squad on Wednesday. This move allows the former Giants player to continue his career after a disappointing second stint in New York.
Odell Beckham Jr.'s arrival in Minnesota comes as the Vikings look to add depth to their receiving corps. Justin Jefferson is currently dealing with an ankle injury, while Jordan Addison has also been limited recently.

After two tough games in Tampa Bay, the New York Yankees were back at home trying to salvage their season.
The Rays, meanwhile, were looking to sweep the series.
It was those same Rays who opened the scoring. Jonathan Aranda hit a single that brought Jonny DeLuca home.
But the Bombers' response wasn't long in coming, courtesy of the one and only Ben Rice.Ben Rice and the Yankees answer back! #Postseason pic.twitter.com/HTLd0NiHDP
— MLB (@MLB) October 8, 2026Ryan Vilade then took advantage

Patrik Laine still hasn’t found a team for next season.
We know that the Calgary Flames and the Detroit Red Wings have expressed interest in him, but not enough to offer him a contract just yet.
Insider Pierre LeBrun discussed this during his appearance on the radio show “Melnick in the Afternoon.” According to him, both organizations want to first give their young players a chance to prove themselves before seriously exploring the option of signing the Finnish player.Listen: L

On a day when four Major League Baseball teams were facing elimination, it was the Atlanta Braves' turn to try to save their season against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
For the occasion, two Tylers faced off on the mound: Mahle for the Georgia team and Glasnow for the California squad.
And the first two runs of the game came about under somewhat unorthodox circumstances: Michael Harris II scored on a wild pitch by Glasnow in the first inning, while Max Muncy tied the game on an error by Mauricio Dub

The CH's start to the season hasn't lived up to the team's talent. Yet, not even two weeks ago, people were talking about an excellent training camp, during which several players made a very good impression.
This is particularly true of David Reinbacher and Luke Mittelstadt, who performed very well in the preseason games. Mittelstadt returned to Laval with a clear vision of what lies ahead.
Nicolas Cloutier of TVA Sports spoke with him after a Rocket practice, and the discussion he had with the

There has been a lot of talk about Martin St-Louis's decision to separate Juraj Slafkovsky from Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield to start the season.
After Tuesday's game against the Hurricanes, the debate is likely to intensify even further.
It's fair to say that Slafkovsky didn't have his best night. Despite his late-game goal, the Slovakian committed a costly turnover that led to Taylor Hall's first goal.
Let's just say that's not exactly the best way to convince his coach to give him back his s

This afternoon, the Guardians were in Chicago hoping to avoid being swept by the White Sox.
The Chicago team, meanwhile, was trying to win its first home series since 1906. Nothing less, right?The White Sox haven't clinched a postseason series at home since beating the Cubs in Game 6 of the 1906 World Series. The next closest team is the 1995 Reds. The Sox beat them by 89 years! They're trying to end that drought today.
— Jesse Rogers (@JesseRogersESPN) October 7, 2026Early on, Kyle Teel h

Martin St-Louis is a good coach.
He's done some great things with the Canadiens in recent years and is building a solid reputation—even though he still has some things to work on as a coach. 
But at some point… I think it's ridiculous that he's currently the favorite for the Jack Adams Award.
Basically, NHL journalists were asked to cast their votes (very prematurely, mind you), and the Canadiens' head coach received the most points. The scoring system is easy to understand: if