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BOSTON — Down goes No. 1.

The Toronto Maple Leafs and the Detroit Red Wings are set to face off in an NHL matchup on Thursday night at Little Caesars Arena.

BUFFALO, N.Y. — One night after the Toronto Maple Leafs stuck it to the Flyers, 6-2, capitalizing on a litany of blunders and gaffes, the Flyers turned around and bullied the Buffalo Sabres at the drop of the puck.

On their way to winning the Presidents’ Trophy last season as the NHL’s top team in the regular season, the Florida Panthers showed their knack for winning in come-from-behind fashion. The “Comeback Cats” were feisty when trailing late in games, with no deficit seemingly too much to overcome.

Guttman’s instincts, competitiveness, coachability and eagerness to drive the net have been impressive in Rockford. He might be a diamond-in-the-rough prospect, which is exactly what the Hawks need up front.

Galvas impressed in a six-game stint with the Hawks last season and has been solid for Rockford this season — while transitioning to a more defensive role — but his future isn’t quite clear.

The Hawks expect Reichel, formerly their top forward prospect, to remain in the NHL after his dramatic coming-out party Sunday. The 20-year-old tallied three points — including his first career goal — in the Hawks’ 4-3 overtime victory.

Buffalo was rocked by the harrowing events that occurred on Monday, but NHL side Buffalo Sabres have stood by their nearby NFL team with their own tribute to Damar Hamlin

SAN JOSE, Calif. – One day after the San Jose Sharks lost on the road in overtime to the last-place team in the Pacific Division, they welcomed the NHL’s best team to SAP Center on Saturday night.