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SUNRISE, Fla. — Have a night, Aleksander Barkov.

It was only fitting that John Gibson finished it off.

The puck was feet away from Mark Stone when he slipped at center ice.

ELMONT, N.Y. — The injury-depleted Islanders went into the NHL’s three-day holiday break with a solid performance. Their first game after vacation was even better.

The Florida Panthers, they’re not afraid to admit, needed a break — badly.

Connor Bedard, Adam Fantilli and Matvei Michkov were already considered the can’t-go-wrong top three. But Carlsson’s breakthrough gives the Hawks insurance if they finish second-to-last in the NHL this season and lose both draft lotteries.

The holiday season always gives us cause to look back and take stock of the year that was. And the calendar year of 2022 was quite eventful for your Boston Bruins, one that has produced high hopes for the spring of 2023. Here are 10 moments that mattered.

At this time last year, the Hawks were in disarray in almost every area. This year, they’re sitting last in the league standings, but at least there’s health, normalcy and a logical long-term plan.

TORONTO — Steven Stamkos is a thinker and a student of the game, so it’s difficult for him to avoid reflecting on his place in hockey history as he approaches another major milestone. He often says the time for reflection is later, maybe when he’s done playing, and he doesn’t…

The Capitals star had some big plans after becoming the NHL’s second-leading scorer of all-time.

The Washington Capitals star scored goals 801 and 802 Friday night to move into second place on the NHL career list. Only Wayne Gretzky, with 894 goals, has scored more.