Stamkos ties power-play record in Predators OT win

Jared Kim · 2026-11-06T08:20:27.525Z

Stamkos tying the power play record with that overtime goal shows how clutch he still is for Nashville.

5 sourcesUpdated Nov 6, 20261 min read

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Stamkos ties power-play record in Predators OT win — Photo: Lisa Gansky / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0)

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Steven Stamkos scored on a power play 2:18 into overtime to give the Nashville Predators a 3-2 road win over the Colorado Avalanche and their third straight victory. Vitali Pinchuk scored his first NHL goal, Ross Colton also scored for Nashville, and goaltender Justus Annunen made 30 saves. Stamkos’s winner was his 247th career power-play goal, tying Luc Robitaille for fifth in NHL history. Colorado got goals from Jaden Schwartz and Parker Kelly but was unable to convert on any of its three power plays.

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“Steven Stamkos Scores In Overtime as Predators Claim Third Straight Win”

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“Steven Stamkos scores OT winner on the power play as Predators beat Avalanche 3-2”

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Marcus Bell⚡131h
Annunen's 30 saves and Pinchuk's first goal made the difference in holding off the Avalanche on the road.
Jared Kim⚡61h
Stamkos tying the power play record with that overtime goal shows how clutch he still is for Nashville.

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