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Last updated: October 10, 2026, 5:40 AM ET

Goaltending

Cam Talbot, the 39-year-old netminder, became the first NHL goalie to win with nine different teams, leading the Blue Jackets to a victory. Meanwhile, Rangers fans received worrying news as Igor Shesterkin was helped off the ice during the second period of New York's loss to Washington.

Discipline and Injuries

Blackhawks forward Frank Nazar has been suspended for two games without pay after an illegal check to the head. Ottawa also faces uncertainty, as William Eklund will be sidelined for an extended period after injuring his ankle in Thursday's win over Philadelphia. On the Islanders' side, Alexander Romanov is expected to miss six to eight months following a torn ACL.

Roster Moves and Retirements

Defenseman Matt Dumba has announced his retirement at age 32 after 13 NHL seasons across five teams. The Nashville Predators strengthened their blue line by acquiring Jayden Struble from Montreal.

Milestones and

Alex Ovechkin marked his final home opener in Washington with a family-centered celebration. Friday's slate features Rangers and Capitals in an early Metro showdown, with previews and betting lines available for the four-game card. Looking further ahead, ESPN's top 100 player rankings drew reaction from team executives, while analysts identified potential breakout stars for the coming season. The first regular-season power ranking update also shows how many players from each club made the top 100 list.