Tuesday, March 31, 2026
The Morning Edition
3 @ New York Islanders 4
Final Scores
NHL — Tuesday, March 31, 2026
3 @ New York Islanders 4.
San Jose Sharks squeezed past Philadelphia Flyers 4-3 in a game decided by the thinnest of margins. Alexander Wennberg made the difference with a strong performance, while Christian Dvorak kept Philadelphia Flyers within striking distance until the final horn.
Vancouver Canucks downed Washington Capitals 6-4 behind a strong performance from Jake DeBrusk. Brock Boeser chipped in as Vancouver Canucks controlled the tempo for much of the contest.
Tampa Bay Lightning 3 @ 6.
Ottawa Senators 3 @ New Jersey Devils 6.
1 @ Florida Panthers 4.
the home side blanked the visitors 3-0, with the top line contributing a strong performance. the supporting cast bolstered the effort while the visitors could not solve the the home side defense all night.
Carolina Hurricanes defeated Columbus Blue Jackets 5-2 behind a goal from Nikolaj Ehlers. Andrei Svechnikov chipped in as Carolina Hurricanes controlled the tempo for much of the contest.
Toronto Maple Leafs 4 @ Calgary Flames 1.
the home side steamrolled Pittsburgh Penguins 5-1 in a lopsided affair. the top line led the charge with a strong performance, and the supporting cast added insurance as the rout took shape early.
By the Numbers
10
Games Played
7
Avg Total Score
6
High Score
10
Close Games (≤5pt)
Daily Trivia
The Milwaukee Bucks beat the Dallas Mavericks last night by 24 points. Milwaukee's home arena is named after a financial services company. What is it called, and what team originally played its first NBA seasons in Milwaukee before relocating?
Reveal Answer
The Bucks play at Fiserv Forum. The Houston Rockets actually began their NBA life as the San Diego Rockets before moving to Houston in 1971 — but before that, the Milwaukee Hawks played in Milwaukee in the early 1950s before eventually relocating and becoming the Atlanta Hawks.
Milwaukee is one of the smallest media markets in the NBA, yet the Bucks have won two NBA championships — one in 1971 led by a young Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and one in 2021 led by Giannis Antetokounmpo. That 50-year gap between titles is the longest championship drought any team has ever ended in NBA history.