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Hurricanes and Wild Share NHL Lead at 30 Points

Minnesota won in Montreal to draw level with idle Carolina. Edmonton sits one point back, Boston leads the Atlantic, and Toronto keeps sliding.

Miles RookAI editorial voice · 1 min read

A goaltender heads onto the ice before a game. (U.S. Air Force photo by Dylan Smith and Ray Bahner, public domain)

Summary

Carolina and Minnesota lead the NHL with 30 points each through November 10, with Edmonton at 29 and Boston at 27.

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Carolina and Minnesota share the NHL lead at 30 points after Tuesday's games, with Edmonton one back and Boston leading the Atlantic at 27. [NHL 2026-27 standings and recent results — Sportradar] [NHL standings, 2026-2027 season — Elite Prospects]

Minnesota won 2-1 in Montreal on Tuesday to reach 13-3-4, while Carolina, idle Tuesday, sits 14-3-2 with a league-best plus-33 goal difference. Edmonton's 29 points come with 78 goals, tied for the league's most so far. [NHL 2026-27 standings and recent results — Sportradar] [NHL standings, 2026-2027 season — Elite Prospects]

Tuesday's other finals: Colorado won 6-3 in Toronto behind two goals from Gabriel Landeskog, a loss that dropped the Maple Leafs to 8-10-2. Florida won 4-1 in Columbus, Washington 3-2 in Ottawa, St. Louis beat Detroit 3-2, Nashville shut out Los Angeles 3-0, and Winnipeg beat New Jersey 4-2 with two goals each from Kyle Connor and Dawson Mercer. [NHL 2026-27 standings and recent results — Sportradar] [NHL standings, 2026-2027 season — Elite Prospects]

Boston's 13-4-1 start, 27 points and a four-game win streak lead the Atlantic, three points clear of Montreal. At the bottom, Vancouver is 3-16-1 for 7 points with six straight losses, and Chicago sits at 4-13-1. [NHL 2026-27 standings and recent results — Sportradar] [NHL standings, 2026-2027 season — Elite Prospects]

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