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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 19, 2015, Winnipeg, Manitoba C M Y K PAGE C2 GOALIE STATS TEAM STATS SHOTS ON GOAL ARIZONA POS G A P +/- PIM S HITS BKS GVA TKA FO% PP TOI SH TOI TOI 3 K. Yandle D 0 1 1 0 2 3 0 0 4 0 - 7: 37 0: 00 27: 34 5 C. Murphy D 0 0 0 - 1 0 1 3 5 1 0 - 0: 00 2: 10 20: 10 8 T. Rieder R 1 0 1 - 1 0 5 0 1 0 0 - 2: 13 0: 58 18: 16 9 S. Gagner C 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 2 0 20% 2: 56 0: 00 18: 56 11 M. Hanzal C 0 1 1 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 47% 2: 43 0: 23 19: 34 14 J. Vitale C 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 50% 0: 00 1: 47 11: 43 18 D. Moss R 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 2 0 1 - 0: 11 0: 50 10: 48 19 S. Doan R 0 2 2 1 0 3 1 0 1 0 - 4: 30 0: 00 21: 58 20 C. Summers D 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 1 0 - 0: 00 0: 52 15: 03 22 B. McMillan L 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 - 0: 00 0: 22 11: 05 23 Ekman- LarssonD 1 0 1 0 0 5 1 0 2 0 - 6: 37 2: 55 28: 47 24 K. Chipchura C 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 0 0 0 64% 0: 11 0: 17 10: 44 25 P. Samuelsson D 0 0 0 - 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 - 0: 00 2: 10 15: 27 26 M. Stone D 0 1 1 0 2 1 1 2 2 0 100% 1: 00 2: 03 23: 16 28 L. Korpikoski L 1 0 1 - 1 0 4 1 0 0 0 - 1: 37 1: 02 14: 43 44 B. Crombeen R 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 - 0: 00 0: 00 9: 19 50 A. Vermette C 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 76% 4: 49 1: 53 20: 47 89 M. Boedker L 0 0 0 - 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 - 3: 16 0: 00 12: 45 WINNIPEG POS G A P +/- PIM S HITS BKS GVA TKA FO% PP TOI SH TOI TOI 5 M. Stuart D 0 0 0 1 2 0 3 2 1 0 - 0: 00 3: 35 14: 26 9 E. Kane L 0 0 0 0 2 2 5 0 1 0 - 1: 32 2: 19 20: 06 14 A. Peluso R 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 - 0: 00 0: 00 6: 25 15 M. Halischuk R 0 0 0 - 1 0 2 6 0 1 0 - 0: 00 0: 00 10: 54 16 A. Ladd L 0 1 1 1 0 3 2 0 0 0 0% 3: 19 2: 38 22: 55 17 A. Lowry L 0 0 0 - 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 25% 1: 02 0: 00 12: 31 18 B. Little C 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 2 0 48% 3: 19 2: 53 22: 18 19 J. Slater C 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 38% 0: 00 2: 15 8: 50 21 T. Galiardi L 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 - 0: 00 0: 00 7: 23 22 C. Thorburn R 0 0 0 - 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 100% 0: 00 0: 00 8: 35 23 J. Harrison D 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 2 2 1 - 0: 00 4: 57 16: 03 26 B. Wheeler R 0 0 0 2 0 3 2 0 0 0 0% 3: 06 2: 19 22: 37 33 D. Byfuglien D 1 0 1 0 6 5 1 2 1 2 - 3: 50 0: 45 27: 33 39 T. Enstrom D 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 1 0 0 - 2: 23 3: 00 24: 35 44 Z. Bogosian D 0 0 0 1 2 3 2 1 0 1 - 0: 54 2: 57 23: 58 55 M. Scheifele C 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 2 0 44% 1: 59 0: 00 19: 16 63 B. Chiarot D 0 0 0 - 2 0 1 4 1 2 0 - 0: 00 0: 00 20: 29 67 M. Frolik R 1 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 - 1: 23 2: 25 19: 29 SKATER STATS NO. PLAYER EV PP SH SAVES- SHOTS SV% PIM TOI ARIZONA 41 M. Smith ( L) 7- 19- 3 22- 25 3- 3 2- 2 27- 30 .900 0 65: 00 WINNIPEG 31 O. Pavelec ( W) 12- 10- 6 22- 24 6- 7 0- 0 28- 31 .903 0 65: 00 1ST 2ND 3RD OT T ARIZONA 11 5 14 1 31 WINNIPEG 8 12 5 5 30 PP HITS FO WINS GVA TKA BKS PIM ARIZONA 1/ 4 28 40 20 2 15 10 WINNIPEG 0/ 3 37 27 17 5 11 12 C2 WINNIPEG FREE PRESS MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 2015 winnipegfreepress. com NHL REPORT Note: The top three teams in each division and the next two teams in the conference earn playoff berths. A team winning in regulation, overtime or shootout is credited with two points and a victory in the W column; the team losing in overtime or shootout receives one point which is registered in the OL or SL columns. National Hockey League WESTERN CONFERENCE Central GP W L OL SL F A P Home Away Last 10 Strk Nashville 44 30 10 1 3 136 102 64 18- 2- 0- 1 12- 8- 1- 2 7- 1- 0- 2 L- 1 St. Louis 45 28 13 2 2 145 110 60 17- 4- 1- 1 11- 9- 1- 1 7- 2- 1- 0 W- 1 Chicago 45 28 15 1 1 139 105 58 15- 7- 1- 0 13- 8- 0- 1 5- 5- 0- 0 L- 2 Pacific GP W L OL SL F A P Home Away Last 10 Strk Anaheim 46 30 10 2 4 133 121 66 17- 5- 1- 2 13- 5- 1- 2 7- 2- 0- 1 W- 4 San Jose 46 24 16 2 4 125 125 54 11- 7- 1- 2 13- 9- 1- 2 5- 4- 1- 0 L- 1 Vancouver 43 25 15 2 1 121 109 53 11- 8- 0- 1 14- 7- 2- 0 5- 4- 1- 0 W- 2 Wild Card GP W L OL SL F A P Home Away Last 10 Strk Winnipeg 47 25 14 4 4 131 117 58 11- 9- 2- 1 14- 5- 2- 3 6- 3- 0- 1 W- 4 Calgary 45 24 18 2 1 131 118 51 11- 9- 1- 1 13- 9- 1- 0 7- 3- 0- 0 W- 3 Los Angeles 45 20 14 4 7 126 120 51 15- 6- 2- 3 5- 8- 2- 4 3- 3- 1- 3 L- 2 Dallas 45 21 17 6 1 143 148 49 11- 9- 4- 1 10- 8- 2- 0 5- 3- 2- 0 W- 2 Colorado 46 19 17 6 4 121 132 48 11- 9- 2- 1 8- 8- 4- 3 6- 2- 0- 2 L- 1 Minnesota 44 20 19 4 1 123 129 45 11- 6- 4- 1 9- 13- 0- 0 3- 6- 1- 0 W- 2 Arizona 45 16 24 2 3 104 150 37 9- 12- 2- 1 7- 12- 0- 2 3- 6- 0- 1 L- 5 Edmonton 46 11 26 6 3 104 154 31 8- 14- 1- 1 3- 12- 5- 2 4- 4- 1- 1 W- 1 EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic GP W L OL SL F A P Home Away Last 10 Strk Tampa Bay 47 29 14 0 4 152 126 62 18- 4- 0- 1 11- 10- 0- 3 7- 3- 0- 0 W- 2 Detroit 46 26 11 2 7 134 115 61 15- 4- 0- 6 11- 7- 2- 1 7- 3- 0- 0 W- 4 Montreal 44 28 13 2 1 121 105 59 14- 5- 1- 1 14- 8- 1- 0 7- 2- 1- 0 W- 1 Metropolitan GP W L OL SL F A P Home Away Last 10 Strk N. Y. Islanders 45 30 14 0 1 144 125 61 15- 4- 0- 0 15- 10- 0- 1 7- 3- 0- 0 L- 1 Pittsburgh 44 26 12 3 3 134 111 58 16- 7- 1- 1 10- 5- 2- 2 4- 5- 1- 0 L- 2 N. Y. Rangers 43 26 13 0 4 131 104 56 13- 6- 0- 3 13- 7- 0- 1 7- 3- 0- 0 W- 2 Wild Card GP W L OL SL F A P Home Away Last 10 Strk Washington 45 24 13 5 3 133 115 56 12- 5- 2- 2 12- 8- 3- 1 6- 2- 2- 0 L- 2 Boston 46 24 16 2 4 121 117 54 15- 7- 2- 2 9- 9- 0- 2 6- 1- 1- 2 L- 1 Florida 43 20 13 4 6 106 120 50 9- 6- 0- 4 11- 7- 4- 2 4- 4- 0- 2 L- 3 Toronto 46 22 21 2 1 138 142 47 15- 9- 0- 0 7- 12- 2- 1 2- 8- 0- 0 L- 4 Ottawa 44 18 18 4 4 120 122 44 9- 6- 2- 2 9- 12- 2- 2 4- 4- 1- 1 L- 1 Philadelphia 46 18 21 2 5 123 137 43 11- 7- 0- 3 7- 14- 2- 2 4- 5- 1- 0 W- 1 Columbus 43 19 21 2 1 110 137 41 9- 12- 1- 1 10- 9- 1- 0 5- 5- 0- 0 W- 1 New Jersey 46 16 22 2 6 102 132 40 7- 7- 2- 4 9- 15- 0- 2 4- 5- 1- 0 L- 1 Carolina 45 15 25 1 4 94 119 35 10- 9- 0- 2 5- 16- 1- 2 5- 4- 0- 1 W- 1 Buffalo 47 14 30 2 1 89 167 31 10- 13- 1- 1 4- 17- 1- 0 0- 10- 0- 0 L- 11 LIGHTNING 3 MAPLE LEAFS 0 RED WINGS 5 SENATORS 2 CANADIENS 6 COYOTES 1 HURRICANES 3 BRUINS 1 SABRES 3 BLUE JACKETS 3 BLUES 3 FLYERS 4 CAPITALS 4 PANTHERS 2 ( SO) STARS 5 WILD 3 PREDATORS 2 ISLANDERS 4 OILERS 3 AVALANCHE 2 ( SO) Tomas Tatar tallied two goals and an assist as the Detroit Red Wings cooled off the hot Nashville Predators in a 5- 2 victory on Saturday. Gustav Nyquist tallied a goal and an assist, Henrik Zetterberg and Kyle Quincey each scored and Pavel Datsyuk, Riley Sheahan and Niklas Kronwall each had two assists. Detroit netminder Petr Mrazek turned aside 34- of- 36 shots in the Red Wings' third straight win. Mike Fisher and Mattias Ekholm each lit the lamp as Nashville had its five- game winning streak come to an end. The Predators also entered the contest with at least a point in each of their previous 10 games ( 8- 0- 2). Marek Mazanec made 18 saves in relief of Carter Hutton, who allowed three goals on just four shots. First Period 1. Detroit, Nyquist 17 ( Sheahan, Tatar) : 57. 2. Detroit, Quincey 3 ( Datsyuk) 11: 22. 3. Detroit, Tatar 19 ( Nyquist, Kronwall) 12: 32. 4. Nashville, Ekholm 5 ( Wilson) 18: 38. Penalties - None. Second Period 5. Detroit, Zetterberg 11 ( Datsyuk, Kronwall) 2: 14 ( pp). 6. Detroit, Tatar 20 ( Sheahan, Weiss) 19: 21 ( pp). Penalties - Gaustad Nash ( holding) 2: 04, Sheahan Det ( holding) 14: 09, Beck Nash ( hooking) 18: 17, Zetterberg Det ( interference) 19: 55. Third Period 7. Nashville, Fisher 9 ( Josi, Weber) : 49 ( pp). Penalties - Abdelkader Det ( interference) 8: 34. Shots on goal by Nashville 11 11 14- 36 Detroit 6 11 7- 24 Goal - Nashville: Hutton ( L, 1- 4- 2); Detroit: Mrazek ( W, 8- 3- 1). Power plays - Nashville: 1- 3; Detroit: 2- 2. Referees - Chris Lee, Kevin Pollock. Linesmen - Brad Lazarowich, Steve Miller. Att. at Detroit, MI. - 20,027 Devan Dubnyk stopped 25 shots against his former team as the Minnesota WIld beat the Arizona Coyotes 3- 1 on Saturday. Dubnyk, who was coming off an 18- save shutout in his Wild debut on Thursday, was acquired by Minnesota from Arizona on Wednesday in exchange for a 2015 third- round draft pick. Jason Zucker's goal in the second period was the deciding marker and Charlie Coyle and Zach Parise also scored for the Wild, who have won back- to- back games after a sixgame skid. Antoine Vermette scored and Mike Smith gave up two goals on 32 shots for the Coyotes, who have started their eight- game road trip with fourth straight losses. First Period 1. Minnesota, Coyle 5 ( Niederreiter, Folin) 13: 35. Penalties - Lessio Ari ( holding) 5: 43, Fontaine Minn ( holding) 8: 19, Rieder Ari ( interference) 11: 25, Erat Ari ( hooking) 14: 31. Second Period 2. Minnesota, Zucker 16 ( Fontaine, Dubnyk) 8: 41. 3. Arizona, Vermette 11 ( Moss, Yandle) 13: 47 ( pp). Penalties - Coyle Minn ( roughing) 6: 50, Stone Ari ( roughing) 6: 50, Prosser Minn ( roughing) 6: 50, Chipchura Ari ( roughing) 6: 50, Koivu Minn ( slashing) 13: 09. Third Period 4. Minnesota, Parise 16 ( Koivu) 19: 06 ( en). Penalties - None. Shots on goal by Arizona 8 7 11- 26 Minnesota 15 13 5- 33 Goal - Arizona: Smith ( L, 7- 19- 2); Minnesota: Dubnyk ( W, 11- 5- 2). Power plays - Arizona: 1- 2; Minnesota: 0- 3. Referees - Ghislain Hebert, Brad Watson. Linesmen - Shane Heyer, Shandor Alphonso. Att. at St. Paul, MN. - 19,111 Brian Elliott made 27 saves for his third shutout of the season and the St. Louis Blues beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 3- 0 on Saturday night. Kevin Shattenkirk, Alexander Steen and T. J. Oshie scored for the Blues, who were coming off a 3- 2 overtime loss to Detroit on Thursday. They are 4- 0- 1 on a seven- game homestand. Elliott made 15 saves in the first period, four in the second and stopped eight shots in the third for his 28th career shutout. Jonathan Bernier allowed three goals on 33 shots for the Maple Leafs, who went 0- 4 on a four- game road trip that also included losses to Los Angeles, Anaheim and San Jose. They are 3- 12 in their last 15. Shattenkirk scored the only goal St. Louis needed 16: 40 into the first period, stick- handling past Maple Leafs forwards Tyler Bozak and James van Riemsdyk to beat Bernier with a backhand from the short side of the right circle. It was his eighth goal of the season. First Period 1. St. Louis, Shattenkirk 8 ( Reaves, Lapierre) 16: 40. Penalties - Oshie StL ( slashing) 1: 18, Panik Tor ( hooking) 7: 21. Second Period No Scoring. Penalties - Pietrangelo StL ( cross- checking) 4: 49, van Riemsdyk Tor ( holding) 17: 08. Third Period 2. St. Louis, Steen 15 ( Backes, Pietrangelo) 1: 38. 3. St. Louis, Oshie 12 ( Steen, Backes) 15: 00. Penalties - Polak Tor ( boarding) 11: 23. Shots on goal by Toronto 15 4 8- 27 St. Louis 13 10 10- 33 Goal - Toronto: Bernier ( L, 16- 13- 3); St. Louis: Elliott ( W, 12- 5- 2). Power plays - Toronto: 0- 2; St. Louis: 0- 3. Referees - TJ Luxmore, Dan O'Halloran. Linesmen - Scott Cherrey, Mark Shewchyk. Att. at St. Louis, MO. - 19,626 Antoine Roussel and Jamie Benn scored 16 seconds apart in the third period as the Dallas Stars downed the Washington Capitals, 5- 4, on Saturday. Tyler Seguin, Jason Spezza and Erik Cole each posted a goal and an assist for the Stars, who had lost five of six coming into the game. Kari Lehtonen turned aside 28 shots in the win. Nicklas Backstrom, Alex Ovechkin, Eric Fehr and Andre Burakovsky all lit the lamp for the Capitals, who have dropped their past two. Justin Peters allowed all five goals on 26 shots. First Period 1. Dallas, Seguin 27 ( Spezza, Eakin) 2: 26 ( pp). 2. Dallas, Cole 11 ( Jokipakka, Hemsky) 18: 18. Penalties - Backstrom Wash ( holding) 1: 40, Wash Bench ( too many men) 8: 13, Spezza Dal ( interference) 8: 28, Laich Wash ( tripping) 18: 47. Second Period 3. Dallas, Spezza 8 ( Cole, Jokipakka) 4: 13. 4. Washington, Fehr 14 ( Ward, Laich) 5: 30. 5. Washington, Burakovsky 6 ( Niskanen, Carlson) 16: 06. Penalties - Spezza Dal ( tripping) 6: 43, Alzner Wash ( holding) 11: 23, Roussel Dal ( roughing) 14: 03. Third Period 6. Washington, Ovechkin 25 ( Backstrom) : 21. 7. Dallas, Roussel 11 ( Garbutt, Klingberg) 3: 14. 8. Dallas, Ja. Benn 13 ( Seguin, Sceviour) 3: 30. 9. Washington, Backstrom 14 ( Ovechkin, Alzner) 16: 34. Penalties - Ward Wash ( slashing) 6: 56. Shots on goal by Washington 8 10 14- 32 Dallas 7 12 7- 26 Goal - Washington: Peters ( L, 2- 4- 1); Dallas: Lehtonen ( W, 18- 9- 7). Power plays - Washington: 0- 3; Dallas: 1- 5. Referees - Darcy Burchell, Chris Rooney. Linesmen - Greg Devorski, Tony Sericolo. Att. at Dallas, TX. - 18,532 Chris VandeVelde and Michael Raffl scored in the third period and Rob Zepp came up with 24 saves, as Philadelphia extended Buffalo's recent misery with a 4- 3 result at HSBC Arena. R. J. Umberger and Mark Streit also tallied while Michael Del Zotto netted two assists for the Flyers, who had been shut out in back- to- back games and picked up their first road win of 2015. First Period 1. Buffalo, Girgensons 12 ( Stewart, Flynn) 18: 51. Penalties - Raffl Pha ( interference) 10: 18. Second Period 2. Philadelphia, Umberger 8 ( Read, Del Zotto) 3: 51 ( pp). 3. Philadelphia, Streit 6 ( Giroux, Voracek) 7: 49 ( pp). 4. Buffalo, Ennis 10 ( Moulson, Ristolainen) 19: 05. Penalties - Girgensons Buf ( holding) 2: 04, Stewart Buf ( interference) 6: 30, Stewart Buf ( roughing) 6: 30, Couturier Pha ( roughing) 6: 30, Varone Buf ( hooking) 11: 03, Rinaldo Pha ( interference) 15: 33. Third Period 5. Philadelphia, VandeVelde 4 ( Lecavalier, Colaiacovo) 5: 54. 6. Philadelphia, Raffl 12 ( Del Zotto, L. Schenn) 8: 39. 7. Buffalo, Girgensons 13 ( Moulson, Stewart) 18: 51 ( pp). Penalties - Lecavalier Pha ( stick holding) 17: 34. Shots on goal by Philadelphia 7 12 13- 32 Buffalo 8 8 11- 27 Goal - Philadelphia: Zepp ( W, 3- 1- 0); Buffalo: Neuvirth ( L, 3- 13- 1). Power plays - Philadelphia: 2- 3; Buffalo: 1- 3. Referees - Mike Leggo, Steve Kozari. Linesmen - Derek Amell, Matt MacPherson. Att. at Buffalo, NY. - 19,070 Matt Calvert scored the go- ahead goal with 3: 03 left in the third and added an empty- netter in the final minute as the Columbus Blue Jackets ended a four- game losing streak with a 3- 1 win over the Boston Bruins on Saturday night. Ryan Johansen had a goal and an assist for the Blue Jackets, who stopped Boston's five- game winning streak and handed the Bruins their first loss since a 6- 2 rout at Columbus on Dec. 27. Johansen extended his point streak to 13 games. Atkinson snapped an 11- game pointless string with his primary assist on Calvert's first goal. Bruins forward Brad Marchand did not play, serving the first of his two- game suspension for a Thursday slew- foot. First Period 1. Columbus, Johansen 17 ( Johnson, Hartnell) 7: 57 ( pp). 2. Boston, Soderberg 10 ( Eriksson, Kelly) 11: 34. Penalties - Hamilton Bos ( hooking) 7: 27, Hamilton Bos ( interference) 16: 56, Hartnell Clb ( tripping) 19: 28. Second Period - No Scoring. Penalties - Foligno Clb ( hooking) 8: 29, Kelly Bos ( roughing) 12: 06. Third Period 3. Columbus, Calvert 5 ( Atkinson, Dubinsky) 16: 57. 4. Columbus, Calvert 6 ( Johansen, Wisniewski) 19: 22 ( en). Penalties - None. Shots on goal by Columbus 9 8 14- 31 Boston 13 8 14- 35 Goal - Columbus: McElhinney ( W, 4- 6- 1); Boston: Rask ( L, 19- 11- 6). Power plays - Columbus: 1- 3; Boston: 0- 2. Referees - Dave Jackson, Francis Charron. Linesmen - Brad Kovachik, Pierre Racicot. Att. at Boston, MA. - 17,565 Jakob Silfverberg scored the only goal in the shootout, lifting the Anaheim Ducks to a 3- 2 win over the Los Angeles Kings. Silfverberg was Anaheim's second shooter in the final phase and snapped a low shot past Jonathan Quick. He is 7- for- 11 this season in shootouts. Frederik Andersen then stopped Marian Gaborik's backhand attempt to give Anaheim the extra point. Andersen also turned aside Jeff Carter and Anze Kopitar earlier in the shootout and finished the contest with 26 saves. Sami Vatanen scored the tying goal in the third period for the Ducks, who have won four in a row and six of their last seven. First Period No Scoring. Penalties - Clifford LA ( fighting) 2: 26, Jackman Ana ( fighting) 2: 26, Stoll LA ( boarding) 4: 09, Fowler Ana ( hooking) 19: 11. Second Period 1. Los Angeles, Martinez 5 ( Schultz, Clifford) 8: 54. 2. Anaheim, Getzlaf 14 ( Maroon, Perry) 14: 19. 3. Los Angeles, Kopitar 11 ( Gaborik, Muzzin) 18: 27 ( pp). Penalties - Silfverberg Ana ( high- sticking) 14: 46. Third Period 4. Anaheim, Vatanen 10 ( Fowler, Maroon) 12: 52 ( pp). Penalties - Doughty LA ( tripping) 11: 25. Overtime No Scoring. Penalties - None. Shootout - Anaheim wins 1- 0 Anaheim: Perry miss, Silfverberg goal. Los Angeles: Carter miss, Kopitar miss, Gaborik miss. Shots on goal by Anaheim 10 13 5 3- 31 Los Angeles 10 7 7 4- 28 Goal - Anaheim: Andersen ( W, 25- 6- 5); Los Angeles: Quick ( LO, 16- 11- 9). Power plays - Anaheim: 1- 2; Los Angeles: 1- 3. Att. at Los Angeles, CA- 18,422. With a shootout goal from Nail Yakupov, the Edmonton Oilers were able to end a 14- game road losing streak with a 3- 2 win over the Florida Panthers. Viktor Fasth made 35 saves on 37 shots in regulation and overtime play to help Edmonton snap a three- game losing skid overall. Matt Hendricks tied the game in the third with a shorthanded goal and Jordan Eberle also scored for the Oilers. First Period No Scoring. Penalties - Huberdeau Fla ( elbowing) 8: 20, Jokinen Fla ( slashing) 9: 30. Second Period 1. Edmonton, Eberle 12 ( Fraser) 3: 35. 2. Florida, Gudbranson 2 ( Jokinen, Bjugstad) 5: 41. 3. Florida, Huberdeau 8 ( Barkov, Kulikov) 14: 29. Penalties - Hayes Fla ( holding) 15: 57, Campbell Fla ( high- sticking) 18: 40. Third Period 4. Edmonton, Hendricks 6 ( Gordon, Fayne) 6: 32 ( sh). Penalties - Hall Edm ( hooking) 6: 17, Hall Edm ( slashing) 11: 31, Lander Edm ( stick holding) 17: 55. Overtime - No Scoring. Penalties - None. Shootout - Edmonton wins 1- 0 Edmonton: Yakupov goal, Eberle miss, Hall miss. Florida: Barkov miss, Bjugstad miss, Jokinen miss. Shots on goal by Edmonton 12 15 5 2- 34 Florida 15 7 12 3- 37 Goal - Edmonton: Fasth ( W, 3- 10- 2); Florida: Luongo ( LO, 17- 9- 8). Power plays - Edmonton: 0- 4; Florida: 0- 3. Referees - Justin St. Pierre, Kelly Sutherland. Linesmen - Darren Gibbs, Tim Nowak. Att. at Sunrise, FL. - 10,529 Nathan Gerbe scored the winning goal with 5: 41 remaining to give the Carolina Hurricanes a 3- 2 win over the Ottawa Senators. Justin Faulk had a goal and an assist and Brad Malone also scored for the Hurricanes, who have won two of their last three. Anton Khudobin stopped 30 shots in the win. Cody Ceci and Mark Stone scored for the Senators, who have lost two of three. Craig Anderson stopped 25 shots in the loss. Late in the game with the score tied, Gerbe gave the Hurricanes the lead as his wrister from the slot found the back of the net after a long sequence in the Ottawa end. Ottawa pulled Anderson with over a minute to play, but was unable to net the equalizer. Carolina took a 1- 0 lead into the first intermission as Patrick Dwyer used a quick chip out front to get the puck to Malone, who tapped it in with just 32 seconds showing on the clock. First Period 1. Carolina, Malone 2 ( Dwyer, McClement) 19: 28. Penalties - Karlsson Ott ( tripping) 4: 05, Ott Bench ( too many men) 8: 05, Hainsey Car ( interference) 12: 19, Stone Ott ( high- sticking) 13: 55. Second Period 2. Ottawa, Ceci 3 ( Condra, Legwand) 4: 19. Penalties - E. Staal Car ( high- sticking) 9: 07, Legwand Ott ( high- sticking) 10: 45. Third Period 3. Ottawa, Stone 11 ( unassisted) 1: 00. 4. Carolina, Faulk 8 ( Gerbe, Rask) 2: 21. 5. Carolina, Gerbe 4 ( Faulk, Gleason) 14: 19. Penalties - None. Shots on goal by Carolina 5 15 8- 28 Ottawa 5 14 13- 32 Goal - Carolina: Khudobin ( W, 4- 8- 2); Ottawa: Anderson ( L, 12- 11- 6). Power plays - Carolina: 0- 3; Ottawa: 0- 3. Referees - Paul Devorski, Kendrick Nicholson. Linesmen - Brian Murphy, Bryan Pancich. Att. at Ottawa, ON. - 17,434 Sean Monahan scored the game- winning goal 24 seconds into overtime to lift the Calgary Flames to a 4- 3 victory over the San Jose Sharks on Saturday. Paul Byron won a faceoff back to Mark Giordano, who skated across the blue line and backhanded a shot on net. Monahan was there in front to slip the rebound pass Antti Niemi for the win. Joe Colborne tallied a goal and an assist, Dennis Wideman and Jiri Hudler also scored and Giordano supplied two assists for the Flames, who won their third straight game. Joni Ortio made 19 saves and has now won all three of his NHL starts. Thornton tied Norm Ullman for 38th on the NHL's all- time points list with 1,229. First Period 1. Calgary, Wideman 11 ( Colborne, Raymond) : 40. 2. Calgary, Colborne 4 ( Stajan) 5: 59 ( sh). Penalties - Hudler Cgy ( tripping) 4: 09, Kennedy SJ ( slashing) 14: 59. Second Period 3. San Jose, Couture 16 ( Marleau, Braun) : 12. 4. San Jose, Thornton 10 ( Pavelski, Marleau) 2: 40 ( pp). 5. San Jose, Karlsson 7 ( Pavelski, Braun) 9: 00. 6. Calgary, Hudler 14 ( Backlund, Giordano) 11: 32. Penalties - Cgy Bench ( too many men) 2: 10. Third Period No Scoring. Penalties - Tennyson SJ ( hooking) 9: 33. Overtime 7. Calgary, Monahan 13 ( Giordano, Byron) : 24. Penalties - None. Shots on goal by Calgary 11 6 4 2- 23 San Jose 4 10 8 0- 22 Goal - Calgary: Ortio ( W, 3- 0- 0); San Jose: Niemi ( LO, 18- 11- 5). Power plays - Calgary: 0- 2; San Jose: 1- 2. Att. at San Jose, CA. - 17,562 Rick Nash scored twice to lift his goal total to an NHL- high 28 and the New York Rangers drummed the Pittsburgh Penguins. Derek Stepan also scored twice for the surging Rangers and Derick Brassard had a goal and two assists as New York improved to 15- 3 over its past 18 games. The Rangers pulled within two points of second- place Pittsburgh in the Metropolitan Division standings after beating the Penguins for three times in four meetings. First Period 1. N. Y. Rangers, Nash 27 ( unassisted) : 26. 2. N. Y. Rangers, Brassard 12 ( Klein, Zuccarello) 6: 08. 3. Pittsburgh, Crosby 15 ( Perron, Letang) 15: 08 ( pp). Penalties - Staal NYR ( interference) 2: 52, St. Louis NYR ( hooking) 9: 05, Kreider NYR ( interference) 14: 25, Ehrhoff Pgh ( tripping) 15: 49, Martin Pgh ( cross- checking) 17: 43. Second Period 4. N. Y. Rangers, Nash 28 ( Brassard) 2: 39. 5. N. Y. Rangers, Stepan 7 ( St. Louis, Kreider) 5: 34 ( pp). Penalties - Despres Pgh ( delay of game) 4: 31, Perron Pgh ( holding) 11: 47, Despres Pgh ( slashing) 15: 42. Third Period 6. Pittsburgh, Perron 10 ( Bortuzzo, Letang) 4: 16. 7. N. Y. Rangers, Stepan 8 ( Kreider, St. Louis) 6: 15. Penalties - Bennett Pgh ( tripping) 6: 58. Shots on goal by N. Y. Rangers 12 12 7- 31 Pittsburgh 11 8 15- 34 Goal - N. Y. Rangers: Lundqvist ( W, 22- 9- 3); Pittsburgh: Fleury ( L, 22- 9- 4). Power plays - N. Y. Rangers: 1- 6; Pittsburgh: 1- 3. Att. at Pittsburgh, PA - 18,668. Cody Eakin, Erik Cole and Shawn Horcoff scored in the third period, leading the Dallas Stars to a victory over the slumping Chicago Blackhawks. Tyler Seguin had a goal and an assist for Dallas, which was coming off a 5- 4 victory over Washington on Saturday night. First Period 1. Dallas, Seguin 28 ( Sceviour, Ja. Benn) 6: 33. 2. Dallas, Eakin 8 ( Ja. Benn, Goligoski) 10: 49 ( sh). 3. Chicago, Kane 21 ( Seabrook, Bickell) 12: 22. 4. Chicago, Saad 14 ( Sharp, Seabrook) 17: 00 ( pp). 5. Dallas, Fiddler 5 ( Klingberg, Moen) 19: 11. Penalties - Saad Chi ( high- sticking) 6: 43, Garbutt Dal ( hooking) 9: 17, Jo. Benn Dal ( interference) 15: 13. Second Period 6. Chicago, Saad 15 ( Toews, Hjalmarsson) 7: 13. Penalties - Sharp Chi ( fighting) 9: 08, Horcoff Dal ( fighting) 9: 08, Garbutt Dal ( holding) 10: 59. Third Period 7. Dallas, Eakin 9 ( Seguin, Ja. Benn) 2: 58 ( pp). 8. Dallas, Cole 12 ( Spezza, Klingberg) 10: 59. 9. Dallas, Horcoff 6 ( Goligoski, Eakin) 19: 00 ( en). Penalties - Oduya Chi ( tripping) 1: 22. Shots on goal by Dallas 14 6 14- 34 Chicago 20 16 5- 41 Goal - Dallas: Lehtonen ( W, 19- 9- 7); Chicago: Crawford ( L, 17- 10- 2). Power plays - Dallas: 1- 2; Chicago: 1- 3. tt. at Chicago, IL - 22,135. Bryan Little registered the lone marker in the shootout and Winnipeg blew a late two- goal lead but rebounded to top Arizona. Little began the third and final round by beating Mike Smith high to the glove side and under the crossbar. First Period 1. Winnipeg, Little 18 ( Ladd) 4: 08. 2. Arizona, Ekman- Larsson 12 ( Doan, Hanzal) 7: 36. Penalties - Byfuglien Wpg ( boarding) 12: 21, Chipchura Ari ( roughing) 14: 34, Bogosian Wpg ( roughing) 14: 34, Stone Ari ( holding) 15: 01, Byfuglien Wpg ( tripping) 18: 44. Second Period 3. Winnipeg, Frolik 10 ( unassisted) 1: 39. Penalties - McMillan Ari ( cross- checking) 15: 55. Third Period 4. Winnipeg, Byfuglien 12 ( Scheifele) 9: 36. 5. Arizona, Korpikoski 4 ( Stone, Yandle) 13: 21 ( pp). 6. Arizona, Rieder 6 ( Doan, Yandle) 16: 10. Penalties - Summers Ari ( unsportsmanlike conduct) 8: 05, Kane Wpg ( unsportsmanlike conduct) 8: 05, Stuart Wpg ( interference) 11: 44, Byfuglien Wpg ( unsportsmanlike conduct) 18: 25. Overtime No Scoring. Penalties - Yandle Ari ( tripping) 3: 55. Shootout - Winnipeg wins 1- 0 Arizona: Gagner miss, Vermette miss, Doan miss. Winnipeg: Wheeler miss, Kane miss, Little goal. Shots on goal by Arizona 11 5 14 1- 31 Winnipeg 8 12 5 5- 30 Goal - Arizona: Smith ( LO, 7- 19- 3); Winnipeg: Pavelec ( W, 12- 10- 6). Power plays - Arizona: 1- 4; Winnipeg: 0- 3. Att. at Winnipeg, MB - 15,016. Henrik Zetterberg picked up his first hat trick in almost two years as the Detroit Red Wings erased an early 3- 0 deficit and topped the luckless Buffalo Sabres, 6- 4, at Joe Louis Arena. First Period 1. Buffalo, Stafford 7 ( Hodgson, Meszaros) 1: 46. 2. Buffalo, Ennis 11 ( Zadorov) 10: 21. 3. Buffalo, Stewart 6 ( Ennis, Zadorov) 13: 37 ( pp). Penalties - Quincey Det ( tripping) 13: 25. Second Period 4. Detroit, Nyquist 18 ( Zetterberg, Kronwall) 1: 00 ( pp). 5. Detroit, Miller 2 ( Andersson, DeKeyser) 4: 07. 6. Detroit, Tatar 21 ( unassisted) 10: 08. Penalties - Myers Buf ( roughing) 0: 49, Ericsson Det ( hooking) 17: 33. Third Period 7. Detroit, Zetterberg 12 ( Datsyuk, Tatar) 1: 59. 8. Detroit, Zetterberg 13 ( Nyquist, Abdelkader) 5: 05 ( pp). 9. Buffalo, Ennis 12 ( Moulson) 8: 31. 10. Detroit, Zetterberg 14 ( Quincey, DeKeyser) 11: 59. Penalties - Gorges Buf ( tripping) 3: 26, Meszaros Buf ( slashing) 10: 57, Weiss Det ( holding) 11: 09, Buf Bench ( too many men) 15: 00. Shots on goal by Buffalo 8 1 6- 15 Detroit 5 9 12- 26 Goal - Buffalo: Enroth ( L, 11- 17- 2); Detroit: McCollum ( W, 1- 0- 0). Power plays - Buffalo: 1- 3; Detroit: 2- 4. Att. at Detroit, MI - 20,027. Ryan Callahan scored in the third round of the shootout to lift the Tampa Bay Lightning to another home victory, a 3- 2 triumph over the Colorado Avalanche. Callahan also had a goal in regulation in the Lightning's seventh consecutive win at Amalie Arena, while Ben Bishop did his part with a stellar 40- save effort that included five stops in overtime. Anton Stralman contributed a goal and an assist to Tampa Bay's ninth win in its last 12 overall. First Period 1. Tampa Bay, Callahan 15 ( Killorn, Stralman) 1: 58 ( pp). Penalties - Hejda Col ( hooking) 0: 31, Callahan TB ( fighting) 19: 30, Iginla Col ( fighting) 19: 30. Second Period 2. Colorado, O'Reilly 8 ( MacKinnon, Hejda) : 51. Penalties - None. Third Period 3. Tampa Bay, Stralman 3 ( Filppula) 4: 08. 4. Colorado, MacKinnon 9 ( Landeskog, Johnson) 19: 53. Penalties - Morrow TB ( interference) 12: 26, Hedman TB ( delay of game) 14: 45. Overtime No Scoring. Penalties - Stamkos TB ( hooking) 4: 36. Shootout - Tampa Bay wins 2- 1 Colorado: MacKinnon miss, Duchene goal, Tanguay miss. Tampa Bay: Kucherov goal, Palat miss, Callahan goal. Shots on goal by Colorado 5 20 12 5- 42 Tampa Bay 15 9 5 2- 31 Goal - Colorado: Varlamov ( LO, 11- 9- 6); Tampa Bay: Bishop ( W, 23- 7- 2). Power plays - Colorado: 0- 3; Tampa Bay: 1- 1. Referees - Frederick L'Ecuyer, Gord Dwyer. Linesmen - Steve Barton, John Grandt. Att. at Tampa, FL. - 19,204 Tomas Plekanec scored twice and added two assists, leading the Montreal Canadiens to a 6- 4 victory over the New York Islanders on Saturday at Bell Centre. First Period 1. Montreal, Subban 10 ( Markov, Plekanec) 1: 56 ( pp). Penalties - Strome NYI ( tripping) 0: 54, Martin NYI ( fighting) 2: 15, Prust Mtl ( fighting) 2: 15, Beaulieu Mtl ( elbowing) 13: 32. Second Period 2. Montreal, Weise 6 ( Plekanec, Pacioretty) : 10. 3. N. Y. Islanders, Okposo 14 ( Tavares, Bailey) 10: 52. 4. Montreal, Plekanec 12 ( Markov, Pacioretty) 14: 16 ( pp). 5. N. Y. Islanders, Kulemin 9 ( Nelson, Bailey) 16: 19. Penalties - Hamonic NYI ( hooking) 8: 31, Eller Mtl ( high- sticking) 11: 44, Hickey NYI ( tripping) 14: 10. Third Period 6. Montreal, Galchenyuk 11 ( Gallagher, Desharnais) : 52. 7. Montreal, Desharnais 7 ( unassisted) 11: 16. 8. Montreal, Plekanec 13 ( Markov) 13: 43. 9. N. Y. Islanders, Lee 12 ( Strome) 14: 50. 10. N. Y. Islanders, Tavares 20 ( Nielsen) 17: 26 ( pp). 11. N. Y. Islanders, Tavares 20 ( Nielsen, Okposo) 17: 26 ( pp). Penalties - Malhotra Mtl ( hooking) 15: 27, Nielsen NYI ( interference) 18: 57. Shots on goal by N. Y. Islanders 7 15 10- 32 Montreal 6 16 13- 35 Goal - N. Y. Islanders: Halak ( L, 24- 9- 0); Montreal: Tokarski ( W, 5- 3- 1). Power plays - N. Y. Islanders: 1- 3; Montreal: 2- 4. Att. at Montreal, QC. - 21,287 KINGS 2 ( SO) SHARKS 3 ( OT) FLAMES 4 DUCKS 3 RED WINGS 6 BLACKHAWKS X ( OT) COYOTES 3 ( SO) SABRES 4 PENGUINS 2 STARS 6 JETS 4 RANGERS 5 Saturday Jets Stats Thru Saturday GP G A P +/- PIM Andrew Ladd 46 17 21 38 9 46 Bryan Little 46 17 19 36 9 14 Blake Wheeler 46 12 23 35 9 53 Dustin Byfuglien 46 11 19 30 6 77 Mathieu Perreault 45 15 14 29 3 30 Michael Frolik 46 9 16 25 7 10 Mark Scheifele 46 7 17 24 4 18 Evander Kane 31 9 9 18 3 52 Zach Bogosian 31 3 10 13 6 26 Toby Enstrom 27 1 12 13 1 16 Adam Lowry 45 5 7 12 1 32 Jacob Trouba 31 4 8 12 3 16 Mark Stuart 37 1 10 11 6 39 Jay Harrison 34 3 4 7 - 5 59 Matt Halischuk 34 2 4 6 2 6 Paul Postma 41 2 4 6 2 14 Jim Slater 46 1 4 5 1 36 Ben Chiarot 21 1 4 5 5 6 Chris Thorburn 45 3 1 4 - 3 47 Adam Pardy 29 0 4 4 2 34 Grant Clitsome 24 0 4 4 4 8 Anthony Peluso 26 1 1 2 1 49 T. J. Galiardi 24 1 0 1 - 5 2 Mike Hutchinson 20 0 0 0 0 0 Ondrej Pavelec 29 0 0 0 0 2 Julien Brouillette 1 0 0 0 0 0 Goaltender AVG W L OL SO S% M. Hutchinson 2.00 13 4 2 1 .932 Ondrej Pavelec 2.46 11 10 6 1 .913 Calendar 2015 Jan. 22- 26 - All- Star weekend, Columbus, Ohio. Feb. 21 - Stadium Series, Los Angeles vs. San Jose at Santa Clara, Calif. March 2 - Trade deadline. April 11 - Regular season ends. Sunday's Results Winnipeg 4 Arizona 3 ( SO) N. Y. Rangers 5 Pittsburgh 2 Dallas 6 Chicago 3 Detroit 6 Buffalo 4 Saturday's Results Detroit 5 Nashville 2 Edmonton 3 Florida 2 ( SO) Tampa Bay 3 Colorado 2 ( SO) St. Louis 3 Toronto 0 Columbus 3 Boston 1 Philadelphia 4 Buffalo 3 Montreal 6 N. Y. Islanders 4 Carolina 3 Ottawa 2 Dallas 5 Washington 4 Minnesota 3 Arizona 1 Calgary 4 San Jose 3 ( OT) Anaheim 3 Los Angeles 2, SO Monday's Games Philadelphia at N. Y. Islanders, 12 p. m. Vancouver at Florida, 6: 30 p. m. Carolina at Toronto, 6: 30 p. m. Columbus at Minnesota, 7 p. m. Colorado at St. Louis, 7 p. m. New Jersey at San Jose, 9: 30 p. m. Calgary at Los Angeles, 9: 30 p. m. C_ 02_ Jan- 19- 15_ FP_ 01. indd C2 1/ 18/ 15 10: 10: 19 PM ;