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Steven Stamkos scores on OT power play as Predators beat Avalanche 3-2

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Graham, P. (2026, November 6). Steven Stamkos scores on OT power play as Predators beat Avalanche 3-2. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/hockey/steven-stamkos-scores-ot-winner-on-the-power-play-as-predators-beat-avalanche-3-2/article_dbb67066-f103-576c-9c68-7babd78179c6.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-11-06 · by Pat Graham

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Steven Stamkos scored a power-play goal in overtime to help the Nashville Predators defeat the Colorado Avalanche 3-2 in Denver. Justus Annunen made 30 saves for the Predators, who improved their season record against Colorado to 2-0. Ross Colton and Vitali Pinchuk also scored for Nashville; it was Pinchuk’s first career goal. The Avalanche’s Jaden Schwartz and Parker Kelly each had one goal, with Mackenzie Blackwood making 22 saves. Stamkos’ overtime goal tied him with Luc Robitaille for fifth-most power-play goals in NHL history at 247.
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On November 3, 2026, Steven Stamkos scored a power-play goal 2:18 into overtime to help the Nashville Predators defeat the Colorado Avalanche by a score of 3-2. This victory was secured with Justus Annunen making 30 saves for Nashville. The game marked Stamkos' 247th power-play goal, tying him with Luc Robitaille for fifth-most in NHL history. Other key contributors to the Predators’ win included Ross Colton, who scored against his former team, and Vitali Pinchuk with his first career goal. The Avalanche were led by goals from Jaden Schwartz and Parker Kelly, but struggled on the power play, going 0 for 3 compared to Nashville's 1 for 5.

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28 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
🔮 They had a 2-on-1 chance, too, but couldn’t convert.
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🔮 He’s looking forward to testing his skills against the best of the best, maybe even Thursday should he be assigned to cover two-time NBA MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.
🔮 Seattle coach Mike Macdonald said the team will take the extra time — they host the Kansas City Chiefs on Oct. 25 — to clean things up.
🔮 BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — Deion Sanders has turned the page on a playbook that was reportedly lost and dismissed any kind of bearing it could have had on a loss to Texas Tech.
🔮 “But I’d like to say with my grit — I wouldn’t give up on a ball easy, so I feel like I’d be able to hold my own.
🔮 “We’re in a much better financial position today because of that partnership than we would have been had we not entered into it. ...
🔮 Mora, in his first year with the Rams, said he had relieved his assistant of his play-calling duties in the first half, though telling him to leave the sideline “wasn’t anything that I would ever consider.”
🔮 That’s what I expected today.
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Avalanche Colorado DENVER Predators the Nashville Predators

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Predators ORG · 8× Colorado GPE · 4× Avalanche ORG · 3× Stamkos PERSON · 3× Colton PERSON · 2× Pinchuk PERSON · 2× DENVER GPE · 1× Justus Annunen PERSON · 1× Steven Stamkos PERSON · 1× the Nashville Predators ORG · 1×

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DENVER (AP) — Steven Stamkos scored a power-play goal 2:18 into overtime, Justus Annunen made 30 saves and the Nashville Predators beat the Colorado Avalanche 3-2 on Thursday night.
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🔮 They had a 2-on-1 chance, too, but couldn’t convert.
2026-11-06 · Toronto Star
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DENVER (AP) — Steven Stamkos scored a power-play goal 2:18 into overtime, Justus Annunen made 30 saves and the Nashville Predators beat the Colorado Avalanche 3-2 on Thursday night. asserted
Predators → score → night
It was Stamkos’ 247th goal on the power play, tying him with Luc Robitaille for fifth-most in NHL history. asserted
It → tie → history
Stamkos also drew the penalty. asserted
Stamkos → draw → penalty
Ross Colton scored against his former team, and Vitali Pinchuk had his first career goal as the Predators moved to 2-0 over Colorado this season. asserted
Predators → score → Colorado
Jaden Schwartz and Parker Kelly had goals for the Avalanche, who are 6-1-2 at home this season. asserted
who → have → home
Mackenzie Blackwood stopped 22 of 25 shots. asserted
Blackwood → stop → shots
He got some help, too, with Nazem Kadri knocking away a puck that was trickling toward the net earlier in the game. asserted
that → get → game
The Predators weathered a holding penalty on Stamkos with 3:07 left in regulation. asserted
Predators → weather → regulation
They had a 2-on-1 chance, too, but couldn’t convert. asserted
They → have → chance
Nashville and Colorado both struggled on the power play as the Predators finished 1 for 5 and the Avalanche went 0 for 3. asserted
Avalanche → struggle → 3
The Predators had 25 blocked shots. asserted
Predators → have → shots
Pinchuk gave the Predators a 2-1 lead in the opening period with a slick backhanded shot that went over the shoulder of Blackwood. asserted
that → give → Blackwood
The 24-year-old Pinchuk nearly had a goal earlier in the period but his shot clanged off the post. asserted
shot → have → post
A video was shown on the big screen to honor Colton and Jack Drury, who were both traded from Colorado to the Predators in June. asserted
who → show → June
The clip aired shortly after Colton’s fourth goal of the season. asserted
clip → air → season
It was also a return for Predators president/general manager Chris MacFarland after spending 11 seasons in the front office with Colorado. asserted
It → spend → Colorado
Nathan MacKinnon played in his 967th career game, tying defenseman Adam Foote for the third-most in franchise history. asserted
MacKinnon → play → history
Up next Predators: Host St. Louis on Saturday. asserted
Predators → host → Saturday
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