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The Panthers look locked in already. Three games, three wins, and they’re playing like a team that never stopped skating after last spring’s Cup run. They’ll visit Philadelphia on Monday night at the newly named Xfinity Mobile Arena for the Flyers’ home opener. Puck drop is set for 7:00 PM ET on NBCS. Florida rolled through its first week, beating Chicago, Philadelphia, and Ottawa by a combined 11-5 margin. Their depth and power play have clicked fast, converting over 40 percent of chances. Sergei Bobrovsky is 3-0-0 with a .928 save percentage, and the veteran core looks comfortable from the opening draw. Philadelphia’s still looking for its first win at 0-2-1. The Flyers took Carolina to overtime on Saturday, showing

The Detroit Red Wings look to carry momentum from their comeback win over Toronto as they visit the Maple Leafs for a Monday afternoon rematch at Scotiabank Arena. Puck drop is set for 2:00 PM ET on ESPN+. Detroit (1-1-0) rebounded from a flat 5-1 opening loss to Montreal with a dominant 6-3 win against the Leafs on Saturday. After trailing 2-0 early, the Red Wings stormed back with six unanswered goals over the final two periods. Lucas Raymond led the surge with two goals, including his 100th career tally, while Patrick Kane added a goal and two assists. Head coach Todd McLellan praised his team’s response, calling the effort “resilient” and “connected.” The challenge now is consistency — Detroit

The Boston Bruins continue their hot start to the season as they host the winless Tampa Bay Lightning on Monday, October 13, 2025, at TD Garden. Puck drop is scheduled for 1:00 PM ET on NHL Network. Boston enters at 3-0-0 under new head coach Marco Sturm, marking their fourth 3-0 start in seven years. The Bruins are thriving behind balance and structure, closing out tight games with strong defense and timely scoring. Jeremy Swayman has led the way in goal, allowing just one goal in each of his two starts and maintaining a .956 save percentage. Tampa Bay, on the other hand, has stumbled to an 0-2-0 start. Coach Jon Cooper’s squad fell 5-3 to New Jersey on Saturday

The Mammoth and Blackhawks meet Monday night at the United Center, both still figuring out who they are early in the season. Utah comes in 1-1-0, while Chicago is winless at 0-2-1 and searching for a spark in front of its home crowd. Every game between these two has felt tight. They’ve combined for six one-goal finishes to start the year, and that trend probably holds again. Utah’s Dylan Guenther buried the OT winner in Nashville on Saturday, while Chicago nearly forced extra time against Montreal before getting stung with 15 seconds left. Both benches are talking about closing out games better. Utah wants to build momentum after missing the playoffs last season. Chicago wants to show it can win