Sunday around the NHL

Maple Leafs 5, Red Wings 4, OT

TORONTO

Auston Matthews scored in regulation and overtime in his first outdoor game, leading Toronto to victory over Detroit in the Centennial Classic. In a game delayed 30 minutes at the start because of sun on the ice at BMO Field, Matthews won it with the 20th of his rookie season after the Maple Leafs blew a three-goal lead in the third period. After eluding Red Wings defender Danny DeKeyser, the 19-year-old Matthews flipped a quick backhander into the upper reaches of the cage at 3:40 of overtime. Anthony Mantha tied it for Detroit with 1.1 seconds left. Leo Komarov, Mitch Marner, and Connor Brown also scored for Toronto, and Frederik Andersen made 33 saves. The Maple Leafs have won five straight. Capitals 2, Senators 1

WASHINGTON

Defenseman Taylor Chorney broke a tie early in the third period with his first goal of the season and Washington held on to beat Ottawa. Chorney’s shot from the point beat goalie Mike Condon through a screen. The defenseman has three goals in 130 NHL games in parts of seven seasons. Karl Alzner also scored, and Braden Holtby stopped 23 shots. Kyle Turris scored for Ottawa.

Ducks 4, Flyers 3, SO

ANAHEIM, CALIF.

Corey Perry scored the decisive shootout goal, Ryan Kesler had a hat trick and goalie John Gibson made 52 saves to set career and franchise records in Anaheim’s victory over Philadelphia. Kesler had his fourth career hat trick and the first since April 7, 2011, with Vancouver. Gibson faced a career-high 55 shots, falling two shy of the club record. Jonathan Bernier, who played briefly in the second period, made one save. Philadelphia had a season-high 55 shots and limited Anaheim to 25 shots on goal. Travis Konecny, Sean Couturier and Brayden Schenn scored for the Flyers, and Steve Mason made 23 saves.

Associated Press