Hello guys! Welcome back to another episode of the Hockey Talk with TG Podcast. In today’s show, I take you through every major storyline from Sunday’s NHL action (October 19, 2025) — starting with a wild one in Washington and finishing with what’s ahead on tonight’s slate.We kick things off with the Vancouver Canucks, who exploded out of the gate and held on for a 4-3 win over the Washington Capitals. Vancouver lit the lamp three times in the first period — goals from Elias Pettersson, Tyler Myers, and Kiefer Sherwood gave them a 3-0 lead before the game was even 18 minutes old. Myers had a standout night on both ends, and Thatcher Demko was sharp late, especially when the Capitals stormed back with three goals, including a late push that nearly tied it. Demko made a key save on an Alex Ovechkin deflection in the final seconds to secure the win and snap Washington’s four-game streak. Unfortunately, Alex Ovechkin is not at 900 goals yet.Next, we shift to Detroit, where the Red Wings took down the Oilers 4-2 for their fifth straight win. Dylan Larkin was sensational, putting up 2 goals and 2 assists, and now has points in all six games to start the season. Rookie Emmitt Finnie also stepped up with his first two NHL goals, including the empty-net dagger. Meanwhile, Connor McDavid’s goal drought continues, and the Oilers’ offense still can’t get rolling. Detroit is now 5-1-0, and they’re doing it without Patrick Kane, while Lucas Raymond made his return and contributed two assists.Over in Chicago, the Blackhawks stunned the Ducks in overtime, winning 2-1 in Coach Q’s return to the United Center. The OT hero? Ryan Donato, who finished off a beautiful setup from Connor Bedard — a hard-working play that saw Bedard retrieve his own rebound and dish from behind the net. Spencer Knight was a wall in goal with 38 saves, and rookie Frank Nazar also found the back of the net. Anaheim forced OT with a last-minute power play goal, but Chicago finally earned their first OT win of the season.In Utah, the Mammoth defended home ice with a 3-2 win over the Bruins, staying perfect at home (3-0-0). Dylan Guenther scored the game-winner midway through the third off a slick feed from JJ Peterka, while Clayton Keller and Logan Cooley also made their mark. Boston’s struggles continue — despite two goals from David Pastrnak, the Bruins have now dropped four straight and given up 17 goals during that skid. Pastrnak’s two tallies did push him into a tie with Ray Bourque for sixth all-time in Bruins goals, but it wasn’t enough.I also look ahead to tonight’s NHL matchups, with five games on the schedule, including:Wild vs RangersKraken vs FlyersSabres vs Canadiens (streaming on Amazon Prime for Canadian viewers ONLY)Jets vs FlamesHurricanes vs Golden Knights — a big one with Carolina still undefeated and Vegas riding a six-game point streak.So sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode. DON’T FORGET to FOLLOW the Hockey Talk with TG Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, and SUBSCRIBE to the YouTube channel. We’re with you EVERY Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CST, so make sure to give the show a follow. Your No. 1 podcast for ALL things hockey.

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