"Tuesday's third edition brings with it an air of familiarity, and also the right amount of unpredictability on the ice and blistering pace that hockey fans crave -- especially those with a short attention span. The night includes a tripleheader on ESPN -- Pittsburgh Penguins- Philadelphia Flyers (6 p.m. ET), Washington Capitals- Dallas Stars (8:30 p.m. ET) and Los Angeles Kings- San Jose Sharks (11 p.m. ET) -- every other game on NHL Power Play on the ESPN App, along with a Red Zone-style whip-around show hosted by John Buccigross and Kevin Weekes."
"8:30 p.m. ET | ESPN Alex Ovechkin has 899 career goals heading into this game; he could absolutely hit 900 on Frenzy night. That would be awesome. Amid all the chaos, all the action going on, all the counting of goals across the league, everything would stop for a moment to celebrate another surreal milestone for the greatest goal scorer hockey has ever seen."
"9 p.m. ET | ESPN+ Not to mention the fact that the Caps are off to a great start (6-3-0). On the Stars' side, Jake Oettinger hasn't been his absolute best (with an .899 save percentage through seven games), but Mikko Rantanen is chugging along, leading the team with 11 points through nine games."
Frozen Frenzy places all 32 NHL teams on the ice with staggered start times so fans can sample each game. ESPN airs a tripleheader and the remaining games stream on the NHL Power Play on the ESPN App, accompanied by a Red Zone-style whip-around hosted by John Buccigross and Kevin Weekes. Alex Ovechkin enters with 899 career goals and could reach 900. The Capitals are 6-3-0, the Stars' Jake Oettinger has an .899 save percentage through seven games, and Mikko Rantanen leads Dallas with 11 points in nine games. New Jersey sits 8-1-0 while Colorado is fourth with 14 points (5-1-4). Jack Hughes and Jesper Bratt are producing for the Devils, and Nico Hischier is noted for strong defensive work.
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