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Avalanche rally past Penguins 5-2 as MacKinnon posts 3 assists and a goal · Best of: Features

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  Avalanche rally past Penguins five two as McKinnon posts three assists and
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  a goal. This article is being read by an automated voice generated
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  by Everlett. Denver the AP, Nathan Mackinen had three assists and a
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  power play goal, Arturi Lakonan scored twice, and the Colorado Avalanche rallied
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  to beat the Pittsburgh Penguins five two on Friday night. TJ Hughes
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  scored his first NHL goal, while Mackenzie Blackwood settled in after a
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  shaky start to stop twenty nine shots. Evgeny Malkin and Brian Rust
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  gave Pittsburgh a two zero lead after scoring twenty nine seconds apart
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  midway through the first period. The avalanche erupted for five straight tallies,
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  including three in the second period. Colorado finished one of four on
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  the power play in the avalanche debut of assistant coach Brett McLean.
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  He's in charge of the unit, after Dave Hoxtahl left to take
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  over as head coach of the men's hockey program at Arizona State.
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  Likonen's second goal tied at twenty-five seconds into the second period. Captain
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  Gabriel Landescog had a goal nearly four minutes later for his eighty-third
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  career go-ahead score. He's tied with Miko Rontanen for sixth most in
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  Avalanche history. Hall of Famer Joe Sakic tops the list with two
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  hundred and ten. Hughes got free down low and poked in a
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  pass from McKinnon. He was hugged by Kale Makar, and then playfully
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  squirted with water by Landiscog as Hughes made his way past the
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  bench. Sidney Crosby notched his one thousand one hundred and tenth career
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  assist to move into sole possession of seventh place in NHL history.
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  He's also one assist shy of matching Ray Bork, one thousand one
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  hundred and eleven with Boston, for the most in league history with
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  a one franchise. Bruins four, Ducks two. Anaheim, California, the AP. Elias
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  Lindholm assisted on the tying goal and scored the go ahead goal
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  in the third period, leading Boston past Anaheim for its fourth straight
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  victory. David Posternach scored a tying powerplay goal, and Frederick Brunet got
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  his first NHL goal for the Bruins, who roared back from an
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  early two goal deficit and improved to six two zero. Less than
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  five minutes after Posternack converted a give and go with Lindholm, the
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  Ducks, failed to mark Lindholm during a power play and allowed him
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  to tap in a pass from Pavel Zaka with eleven thirty nine
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  to play. Matthew Poitras added another goal with three forty left on
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  James Hagen's second assist of the night. Michael DiPietro made twenty-five saves
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  in his second start of the season for the Bruins. Beckett Seneca
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  got his fifth goal, and Tim Wash also scored for the Ducks,
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  who have lost three straight home games while giving up thirteen goals.
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  Lucas Dostal stopped eighteen shots. Ducks captain Mikhail Granland sat out with
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  an upper body injury, and goalscoring winger Cutter Gothier filled in by
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  moving to center for the first time in his NHL career.