NHL Starting Goalies Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2026: Early Look at the 11-Game Slate
Tuesday has 11 NHL games and no announced starters yet. Here is who started each team’s last game, from official box scores, plus the Kings back-to-back.
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Tuesday, Oct. 27 has 11 games on the NHL schedule. As of Monday afternoon, no team has named or projected its starter. The one team on a back-to-back is Los Angeles, which plays at the Rangers on Monday and at Chicago on Tuesday, according to LA Kings Insider. For every other club, here is who started its most recent game, from the official NHL box scores. Starters will move to expected or confirmed on the Oct. 27 board as teams report them.
Columbus Blue Jackets at Philadelphia Flyers, 7 p.m. ET
Blue Jackets: unconfirmed. Cam Talbot started Saturday against the Golden Knights, per NHL.com.
Flyers: unconfirmed. Joseph Woll started Saturday against the Ducks, per NHL.com.
Boston Bruins at Carolina Hurricanes, 8 p.m. ET
Bruins: unconfirmed. Jeremy Swayman started Saturday against the Sharks, per NHL.com.
Hurricanes: unconfirmed. Pyotr Kochetkov started Saturday at the Blues, per NHL.com.
Los Angeles Kings at Chicago Blackhawks, 8 p.m. ET
Kings: unconfirmed. Second night of a back-to-back after Monday's game at the Rangers. Anton Forsberg started Saturday at New Jersey, per NHL.com.
Blackhawks: unconfirmed. Spencer Knight started Sunday against the Panthers, per NHL.com.
Montreal Canadiens at St. Louis Blues, 8 p.m. ET
Canadiens: unconfirmed. Jacob Fowler started Sunday at the Jets, per NHL.com.
Blues: unconfirmed. Joel Hofer started Saturday against the Hurricanes, per NHL.com.
New York Islanders at Nashville Predators, 8 p.m. ET
Islanders: unconfirmed. Ilya Sorokin started Sunday at the Stars, per NHL.com.
Predators: unconfirmed. Justus Annunen started Sunday against the Avalanche, per NHL.com.
New Jersey Devils at Dallas Stars, 8 p.m. ET
Devils: unconfirmed. Jake Allen started Saturday against the Kings, per NHL.com.
Stars: unconfirmed. Jake Oettinger started Sunday against the Islanders, per NHL.com.
Florida Panthers at Winnipeg Jets, 8 p.m. ET
Panthers: unconfirmed. Akira Schmid started Sunday at the Blackhawks, per NHL.com.
Jets: unconfirmed. Stuart Skinner started Sunday against the Canadiens, per NHL.com.
Minnesota Wild at Utah Mammoth, 9 p.m. ET
Wild: unconfirmed. Calvin Pickard started Sunday at the Canucks, per NHL.com.
Mammoth: unconfirmed. Karel Vejmelka started Saturday against the Lightning, per NHL.com.
Ottawa Senators at Vegas Golden Knights, 10 p.m. ET
Senators: unconfirmed. Jonas Johansson started Saturday against the Rangers, per NHL.com.
Golden Knights: unconfirmed. Carter Hart started Saturday at the Blue Jackets, per NHL.com.
Vancouver Canucks at Anaheim Ducks, 10 p.m. ET
Canucks: unconfirmed. Leevi Meriläinen started Sunday against the Wild, per NHL.com.
Ducks: unconfirmed. Lukas Dostal started Saturday at the Flyers, per NHL.com.
Buffalo Sabres at San Jose Sharks, 10:30 p.m. ET
Sabres: unconfirmed. Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen started Saturday at the Capitals, per NHL.com.
Sharks: unconfirmed. Alex Nedeljkovic started Saturday at the Bruins, per NHL.com.
For Monday night, see the Oct. 26 board. Nothing here is betting advice.
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- NHL schedule, October 27, 2026 (external source)
- Kings practice on Sunday in Newark (external source)
- Golden Knights at Blue Jackets, Oct. 24 GameCenter (external source)
- Ducks at Flyers, Oct. 24 GameCenter (external source)
- Sharks at Bruins, Oct. 24 GameCenter (external source)
- Hurricanes at Blues, Oct. 24 GameCenter (external source)
- Kings at Devils, Oct. 24 GameCenter (external source)
- Panthers at Blackhawks, Oct. 25 GameCenter (external source)
- Canadiens at Jets, Oct. 25 GameCenter (external source)
- Islanders at Stars, Oct. 25 GameCenter (external source)
- Avalanche at Predators, Oct. 25 GameCenter (external source)
- Wild at Canucks, Oct. 25 GameCenter (external source)
- Lightning at Mammoth, Oct. 24 GameCenter (external source)
- Rangers at Senators, Oct. 24 GameCenter (external source)
- Sabres at Capitals, Oct. 24 GameCenter (external source)