Predators 4, Avalanche 3
The Nashville Predators were not only the worst team in the Western Conference but also were nearing the end of an exhausting seven-game road trip, and they must have seemed like easy pickings to the Colorado Avalanche.
( JOHN MOSSMAN, Associated Press, 11/10/2002 10:44 PM EST)

Mighty Ducks 1, Wild 0
The Anaheim Mighty Ducks are rapidly improving under rookie coach Mike Babcock. They're even talking about the playoffs.
( Associated Press, 11/10/2002 10:41 PM EST)

Islanders Edge Stars 3-2
Chris Osgood is playing well, and so are the New York Islanders.
( Associated Press, 11/10/2002 07:32 PM EST)

Islanders 3, Stars 2
Chris Osgood is playing well, and so are the New York Islanders.
( Associated Press, 11/10/2002 04:53 PM EST)

Canucks Silence Coyotes 5-2
Todd Warriner and Trevor Linden scored 25 seconds apart late in the third period and Dan Cloutier made 35 saves as the Vancouver Canucks beat the Phoenix Coyotes 5-2 Saturday night.
( Associated Press, 11/10/2002 01:13 AM EST)

Wild Outskate Sharks 4-2
Pierre-Marc Bouchard and Wes Walz scored third-period goals as the surprising Minnesota Wild stayed atop the Western Conference with a 4-2 victory Saturday night over the San Jose Sharks.
( GREG BEACHAM, Associated Press, 11/10/2002 01:10 AM EST)

Thrashers 6, Sabres 4
Richard Smehlik gave his new teammates an incentive to beat the club that let him go.
( KEVIN SNOW, Associated Press, 11/09/2002 10:23 PM EST)

Blackhawks 3, Lightning 2, OT
The Chicago Blackhawks almost beat themselves with penalties. Jocelyn Thibault and Igor Korolev made sure it didn't happen.
( Associated Press, 11/09/2002 10:22 PM EST)

Oilers 6, Devils 3
The Edmonton Oilers found an odd opponent to have their best offensive effort of the season - the usually stingy New Jersey Devils.
( TOM CANAVAN, Associated Press, 11/09/2002 10:21 PM EST)