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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 01, 2015, Winnipeg, Manitoba C M Y K PAGE B4 B4 WINNIPEG FREE PRESS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2015 winnipegfreepress. com NHL REPORT GOALIE STATS TEAM STATS SHOTS ON GOAL DALLAS POS G A P +/- PIM S HITS BKS GVA TKA FO% PP TOI SH TOI TOI 3 J. Klingberg D 2 2 4 2 2 2 0 1 1 0 - 6: 04 0: 00 22: 38 4 J. Demers D 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 3 0 - 1: 45 1: 28 19: 13 6 T. Daley D 0 1 1 - 1 0 2 1 3 2 0 - 1: 49 2: 32 24: 17 10 S. Horcoff C 1 0 1 - 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 33% 2: 38 1: 16 13: 24 14 J. Benn L 0 1 1 1 0 2 0 1 0 2 0% 4: 46 1: 07 20: 04 16 R. Garbutt L 0 0 0 0 5 3 1 2 1 0 0% 0: 23 1: 16 14: 47 18 P. Eaves R 1 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 0 1 - 4: 38 0: 00 15: 34 20 C. Eakin C 0 0 0 - 1 0 3 0 0 0 1 47% 0: 09 1: 28 17: 42 21 A. Roussel L 0 0 0 - 1 2 1 2 2 2 0 0% 0: 09 1: 01 17: 52 22 C. Sceviour C 0 1 1 1 0 1 2 1 0 0 100% 3: 02 0: 00 13: 25 24 J. Benn D 0 0 0 - 1 0 0 1 3 2 0 - 0: 00 1: 27 12: 35 27 T. Moen L 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 1 0 0 - 0: 00 0: 27 7: 22 28 D. Schlemko D 0 0 0 - 2 0 0 0 7 1 0 - 0: 00 0: 00 14: 44 33 A. Goligoski D 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 - 0: 29 2: 33 19: 41 38 V. Fiddler C 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 6 0 0 33% 0: 00 1: 25 10: 40 83 A. Hemsky R 0 1 1 - 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 - 2: 10 0: 00 12: 24 90 J. Spezza C 1 0 1 - 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 44% 4: 51 0: 00 16: 27 91 T. Seguin C 0 3 3 1 0 9 0 0 0 0 67% 6: 12 0: 00 21: 11 WINNIPEG POS G A P +/- PIM S HITS BKS GVA TKA FO% PP TOI SH TOI TOI 5 M. Stuart D 0 1 1 0 2 1 4 2 2 0 - 0: 00 3: 48 19: 37 8 J. Trouba D 0 1 1 1 0 6 1 1 2 0 - 1: 42 4: 33 29: 43 9 E. Kane L 0 0 0 - 1 0 2 2 0 0 1 0% 1: 44 2: 08 20: 55 14 A. Peluso R 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 - 0: 00 0: 00 3: 15 16 A. Ladd L 1 1 2 2 2 4 3 2 2 0 - 2: 16 3: 03 19: 59 17 A. Lowry L 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 40% 0: 00 0: 36 15: 32 18 B. Little C 0 0 0 1 2 5 1 2 2 0 72% 2: 17 3: 02 20: 32 19 J. Slater C 0 0 0 - 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 73% 0: 00 2: 19 6: 39 21 T. Galiardi L 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0% 0: 00 0: 00 4: 01 22 C. Thorburn R 0 0 0 0 2 0 7 2 0 0 0% 0: 00 0: 00 13: 09 26 B. Wheeler R 0 1 1 1 0 8 4 0 1 0 - 2: 07 1: 57 19: 16 33 D. Byfuglien D 0 0 0 0 14 3 1 2 2 0 - 1: 17 3: 07 18: 58 39 T. Enstrom D 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 - 1: 44 2: 30 20: 31 44 Z. Bogosian D 0 0 0 - 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 - 0: 25 0: 00 9: 34 55 M. Scheifele C 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 1 0 33% 1: 43 0: 09 15: 17 63 B. Chiarot D 0 0 0 - 1 2 0 1 0 1 0 - 0: 00 1: 40 17: 06 67 M. Frolik R 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 1 2 - 1: 53 2: 24 18: 07 85 M. Perreault C 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 1 4 56% 2: 52 0: 00 18: 02 SKATER STATS NO. PLAYER EV PP SH SAVES- SHOTS SV% PIM TOI DALLAS 32 K. Lehtonen ( W) 21- 11- 736 - 382 - 2 0 - 0 38 - 40 .950 0 60: 00 WINNIPEG 34 M. Hutchinson ( L) 14- 6- 221 - 225 - 91 - 1 27 - 32 .844 0 57: 35 1ST 2ND 3RD T DALLAS 11 13 12 - 40 WINNIPEG 10 18 8 - 32 PP HITS FO WINS GVA TKA BKS PIM DALLAS 4/ 8 13 30 17 5 31 13 WINNIPEG 0/ 2 31 39 16 9 11 35 Saturday's Results Dallas 5 Winnipeg 2 Montreal 1 Washington 0 ( OT) Detroit 4 N. Y. Islanders 1 Ottawa 7 Arizona 2 Boston 3 Los Angeles 1 New Jersey 3 Florida 1 Philadelphia 1 Toronto 0 N. Y. Rangers 4 Carolina 1 Tampa Bay 3 Columbus 1 Edmonton at Calgary Chicago at San Jose Friday's Results St. Louis 3 Carolina 2 ( SO) Pittsburgh 2 New Jersey 1 ( OT) Colorado 3 Nashville 0 Vancouver 5 Buffalo 2 Chicago 4 Anaheim 1 Sunday's Games Arizona at Montreal, 12 p. m. St. Louis at Washington, 12 p. m. Nashville at Pittsburgh, 1 p. m. Minnesota at Vancouver, 2 p. m. Monday's Games Florida at N. Y. Rangers, 6 p. m. Winnipeg at Calgary, 8 p. m. Edmonton at San Jose, 9: 30 p. m. Tuesday's Games Arizona at Columbus, 6 p. m. Los Angeles at Washington, 6 p. m. Ottawa at New Jersey, 6 p. m. Florida at N. Y. Islanders, 6 p. m. Buffalo at Montreal, 6: 30 p. m. Toronto at Nashville, 7 p. m. Tampa Bay at St. Louis, 7 p. m. Chicago at Minnesota, 7 p. m. Colorado at Dallas, 7: 30 p. m. Carolina at Anaheim, 9 p. m. Winnipeg at Vancouver, 9 p. m. Wednesday, February 4 Pittsburgh at Edmonton, 7 p. m. Boston at N. Y. Rangers, 7 p. m. San Jose at Calgary, 9 p. m. Thursday, February 5 St. Louis at Buffalo, 6 p. m. N. Y. Islanders at Philadelphia, 6 p. m. Los Angeles at Florida, 6: 30 p. m. Washington at Ottawa, 6: 30 p. m. Anaheim at Nashville, 7 p. m. Tampa Bay at Dallas, 7: 30 p. m. Detroit at Colorado, 8 p. m. Carolina at Arizona, 8 p. m. San Jose at Vancouver, 9 p. m. National Hockey League WESTERN CONFERENCE Central GP W L OL SL F A P Home Away Last 10 Strk Nashville 48 31 11 2 4 145 115 68 19- 2- 0- 1 12- 9- 2- 3 6- 2- 1- 1 L- 2 St. Louis 48 31 13 2 2 156 117 66 19- 4- 1- 1 12- 9- 1- 1 9- 0- 1- 0 W- 4 Chicago 49 31 16 1 1 155 113 64 16- 7- 1- 0 15- 9- 0- 1 5- 5- 0- 0 W- 1 Pacific GP W L OL SL F A P Home Away Last 10 Strk Anaheim 50 32 12 2 4 147 134 70 18- 6- 1- 2 14- 6- 1- 2 7- 3- 0- 0 L- 2 San Jose 49 26 17 2 4 137 135 58 13- 8- 1- 2 13- 9- 1- 2 6- 3- 1- 0 W- 2 Vancouver 47 27 17 2 1 129 120 57 12- 9- 0- 1 15- 8- 2- 0 5- 5- 0- 0 W- 1 Wild Card GP W L OL SL F A P Home Away Last 10 Strk Winnipeg 51 26 17 4 4 142 132 60 12- 10- 2- 1 14- 7- 2- 3 6- 3- 0- 1 L- 3 Calgary 49 26 20 2 1 140 127 55 12- 10- 1- 114- 10- 1- 0 5- 5- 0- 0 L- 1 Los Angeles 49 21 16 5 7 134 132 54 16- 6- 3- 3 5- 10- 2- 4 2- 4- 2- 2 L- 1 Dallas 49 23 19 6 1 157 159 53 11- 10- 4- 1 12- 9- 2- 0 5- 4- 1- 0 W- 2 Colorado 50 21 18 7 4 131 141 53 13- 9- 2- 1 8- 9- 5- 3 5- 2- 1- 2 W- 1 Minnesota 48 22 20 4 2 131 138 50 11- 7- 4- 1 11- 13- 0- 1 4- 5- 0- 1 W- 2 Arizona 49 17 26 2 4 113 168 40 9- 12- 2- 1 8- 14- 0- 3 2- 6- 0- 2 L- 1 Edmonton 49 13 27 6 3 113 162 35 9- 15- 1- 1 4- 12- 5- 2 5- 5- 0- 0 W- 1 EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic GP W L OL SL F A P Home Away Last 10 Strk Tampa Bay 51 32 15 0 4 166 133 68 21- 4- 0- 1 11- 11- 0- 3 7- 3- 0- 0 W- 2 Montreal 48 32 13 2 1 128 108 67 17- 5- 1- 1 15- 8- 1- 0 7- 2- 1- 0 W- 5 Detroit 50 29 12 2 7 149 129 67 17- 4- 0- 6 12- 8- 2- 1 8- 2- 0- 0 W- 1 Metropolitan GP W L OL SL F A P Home Away Last 10 Strk N. Y. Islanders 49 32 16 0 1 158 139 65 17- 5- 0- 0 15- 11- 0- 1 6- 4- 0- 0 L- 2 Pittsburgh 49 28 13 4 4 145 125 64 17- 7- 1- 2 11- 6- 3- 2 4- 3- 2- 1 W- 1 N. Y. Rangers 47 28 15 0 4 139 112 60 15- 7- 0- 3 13- 8- 0- 1 6- 4- 0- 0 W- 1 Wild Card GP W L OL SL F A P Home Away Last 10 Strk Boston 50 27 16 2 5 134 124 61 16- 7- 2- 2 11- 9- 0- 3 8- 1- 0- 1 W- 2 Washington 49 25 14 6 4 144 125 60 13- 5- 2- 3 12- 9- 4- 1 4- 3- 2- 1 L- 1 Florida 47 21 16 4 6 115 132 52 10- 8- 0- 4 11- 8- 4- 2 4- 5- 0- 1 L- 1 Philadelphia 51 22 22 2 5 140 151 51 15- 7- 0- 3 7- 15- 2- 2 6- 4- 0- 0 W- 4 Ottawa 48 20 19 5 4 136 136 49 11- 7- 2- 2 9- 12- 3- 2 4- 4- 1- 1 W- 1 Toronto 51 22 25 2 2 144 156 48 15- 11- 0- 0 7- 14- 2- 2 1- 8- 0- 1 L- 9 New Jersey 50 19 22 3 6 113 138 47 9- 7- 3- 4 10- 15- 0- 2 6- 2- 2- 0 W- 1 Columbus 48 21 24 2 1 120 151 45 10- 12- 1- 111- 12- 1- 0 3- 7- 0- 0 L- 2 Carolina 49 17 26 1 5 105 129 40 11- 9- 0- 3 6- 17- 1- 2 5- 3- 0- 2 L- 2 Buffalo 50 14 33 2 1 94 179 31 10- 13- 1- 1 4- 20- 1- 0 0- 10- 0- 0 L- 14 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. Scoring Leaders Through Friday GP G A Pts +/- PIM PP SH GW S Pct Jakub Voracek, Philadelphia 50 17 41 58 11 51 7 0 3 143 11.9 Patrick Kane, Chicago 49 25 31 56 13 2 6 0 5 151 16.6 Tyler Seguin, Dallas 48 28 25 53 1 18 7 0 4 195 14.4 Claude Giroux, Philadelphia 49 16 36 52 7 22 9 0 4 183 8.7 Sidney Crosby, Pittsburgh 45 15 37 52 6 28 7 0 2 142 10.6 Evgeni Malkin, Pittsburgh 45 19 32 51 1 56 8 0 2 142 13.4 Nicklas Backstrom, Washington 48 15 35 50 5 38 1 0 3 99 15.2 Ryan Getzlaf, Anaheim 49 15 35 50 7 39 2 0 3 123 12.2 Tyler Johnson, Tampa Bay 48 17 32 49 26 12 5 0 2 130 13.1 Vladimir Tarasenko, St. Louis 48 24 24 48 21 21 5 0 4 166 14.5 John Tavares, N. Y. Islanders 48 23 25 48 - 1 24 10 0 5 157 14.6 Steven Stamkos, Tampa Bay 50 27 19 46 - 1 24 8 0 4 164 16.5 Alex Ovechkin, Washington 48 29 16 45 12 34 13 0 6 230 12.6 Phil Kessel, Toronto 50 20 25 45 - 14 12 7 0 3 166 12.0 Nick Foligno, Columbus 46 18 27 45 6 28 9 0 1 95 18.9 Henrik Zetterberg, Detroit 49 15 30 45 3 24 3 0 3 151 9.9 Ryan Johansen, Columbus 47 18 26 44 - 9 30 7 0 0 118 15.3 Jamie Benn, Dallas 48 16 28 44 - 2 43 5 1 2 146 11.0 Kyle Okposo, N. Y. Islanders 46 14 30 44 - 2 10 4 0 1 154 9.1 Rick Nash, N. Y. Rangers 46 28 15 43 16 20 4 3 5 169 16.6 Joe Pavelski, San Jose 49 25 18 43 9 19 13 0 4 159 15.7 James van Riemsdyk, Toronto 50 21 22 43 - 16 31 8 1 3 164 12.8 Logan Couture, San Jose 49 18 25 43 4 6 4 2 2 154 11.7 Nikita Kucherov, Tampa Bay 50 17 26 43 28 6 2 0 2 116 14.7 Mike Ribeiro, Nashville 48 10 33 43 15 36 0 0 1 57 17.5 Brad Marchand scored two goals to lift the Boston Bruins to a 3- 1 victory over the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday. Chris Kelly tallied the gamewinning goal late in the third and Tuukka Rask made 30 saves for the Bruins, who were coming off a 5- 2 win over the Islanders on Thursday. Jordan Nolan lit the lamp and Jonathan Quick stopped 30- of- 32 shots for the Kings, who have dropped five of their last six games. Nolan tied the game with seven minutes remaining in the final stanza. Drew Doughty raced through the neutral zone and sent the puck to Nolan, who entered the zone and blasted the puck over the glove of Rask from the left- wing boards. Boston reclaimed the lead for good just 1: 33 later as Kelly redirected Carl Soderberg's right point shot into the net for a 2- 1 score. Marchand scored on an empty net with 16.7 seconds left to seal the win. First Period No Scoring. Penalties - None. Second Period 1. Boston, Marchand 14 ( Chara, Campbell) 17: 20. Penalties - Carter LA ( cross- checking) 3: 47, Bergeron Bos ( tripping) 19: 32. Third Period 2. Los Angeles, Nolan 2 ( Doughty, Muzzin) 13: 00. 3. Boston, Kelly 6 ( Soderberg, Krug) 14: 33. 4. Boston, Marchand 15 ( unassisted) 19: 43 ( en). Penalties - None. Shots on goal by Los Angeles 6 10 15- 31 Boston 10 13 10- 33 Goal - Los Angeles: Quick ( L, 17- 13- 10); Boston: Rask ( W, 22- 11- 7). Power plays - Los Angeles: 0- 1; Boston: 0- 1. Referees - Kelly Sutherland, Marc Joannette. Linesmen - Andy McElman, Brian Murphy. Att. at Boston, MA. - 17,565 Michael Del Zotto recorded the game's lone goal and Steve Mason stopped 30 shots as Philadelphia claimed a 1- 0 decision over Toronto on Saturday. Mason made his 100th career appearance for the club a memorable one, recording his second shutout of the season and 25th career whitewash for the Flyers, who have won a season- high four straight games. James Reimer made 17 saves for the Maple Leafs, whose losing skid reached nine consecutive outings. Del Zotto beat Reimer high and inside the far post from a sharp angle in the left circle just 4: 05 into the contest. Mason made 12 saves in the first, his best a dive from right to left to smother a Nazem Kadri chance with roughly two minutes on the clock. After a relatively sedate eight- save second period, Mason then made a shoulder stop to seal off the near post on a Morgan Rielly wraparound try with 5 1/ 2 minutes left in the contest. Jakub Voracek was sent off for tripping with 3: 31 remaining and the Leafs received their first power- play chance at a crucial time. Toronto recorded just one quality chance on the advantage. First Period 1. Philadelphia, Del Zotto 5 ( Straka, Simmonds) 4: 05. Penalties - Granberg Tor ( boarding) 4: 52. Second Period No Scoring. Penalties - Kessel Tor ( cross- checking) 13: 16. Third Period No Scoring. Penalties - Voracek Pha ( tripping) 16: 29. Shots on goal by Toronto 12 8 10- 30 Philadelphia 9 4 5- 18 Goal - Toronto: Reimer ( L, 6- 10- 0); Philadelphia: Mason ( W, 11- 12- 6). Power plays - Toronto: 0- 1; Philadelphia: 0- 2. Referees - Paul Devorski, Graham Skilliter. Linesmen - Tim Nowak, Mike Cvik. Att. at Philadelphia, PA. - 19,872 Ryan Miller faced his former team for the first time and his 20 saves helped the Vancouver Canucks to a 5- 2 win over the Buffalo Sabres on Friday. Miller played against the team he won a Vezina Trophy with for the first time since being traded to St. Louis last February. First Period 1. Buffalo, Stewart 8 ( Ennis, Girgensons) 4: 00 ( pp). 2. Vancouver, Horvat 4 ( Kassian, Matthias) 19: 36. Penalties - Ennis Buf ( high- sticking) 0: 54, Vcr Bench ( too many men) 2: 22, Weber Vcr ( slashing) 6: 46, Meszaros Buf ( hooking) 20: 00. Second Period 3. Vancouver, Weber 4 ( Higgins, Vey) 1: 43 ( pp). 4. Vancouver, Bonino 11 ( H. Sedin, D. Sedin) 4: 19 ( pp). 5. Buffalo, Stewart 9 ( Flynn, Zadorov) 14: 16 ( pp). Penalties - Gionta Buf ( interference) 3: 13, H. Sedin Vcr ( high- sticking) 13: 05, Kassian Vcr ( slashing) 15: 45. Third Period 6. Vancouver, Higgins 7 ( Tanev, Hamhuis) 5: 31. 7. Vancouver, Vrbata 19 ( Tanev, H. Sedin) 19: 25 ( en). Penalties - D. Sedin Vcr ( holding) 4: 01, Stafford Buf ( high- sticking) 4: 59, Vey Vcr ( hooking) 14: 10. Shots on goal by Buffalo 8 8 6- 22 Vancouver 11 12 15- 38 Goal - Buffalo: Hackett ( L, 0- 1- 0); Vancouver: Miller ( W, 24- 11- 1). Power plays - Buffalo: 2- 6; Vancouver: 2- 4. Referees - Greg Kimmerly, Brian Pochmara. Linesmen - Bryan Pancich, David Brisebois. Att. at Vancouver, BC - 18,570. Keith Kinkaid made 26 saves to backstop the New Jersey Devils to a 3- 1 win over visiting the Florida Panthers on Saturday night. Kinkaid was bidding for his first NHL shutout, but allowed a goal to Brandon Pirri with 1: 29 remaining. Steve Bernier had scored an empty- net goal a minute earlier to seal the Devils' third win in four games. Jaromir Jagr and Mike Cammalleri had firstperiod goals for New Jersey, which registered just one shot in the second and two in the third. Roberto Luongo stopped 11 shots as the Panthers suffered their sixth loss in seven games. Jagr gave the Devils a 1- 0 lead 9: 40 into the game. The goal was the 715th of his career, leaving him two behind Phil Esposito for fifth alltime. Cammalleri made it 2- 0 on a power play with 5: 23 remaining in the first period. First Period 1. New Jersey, Jagr 10 ( Zubrus, Cammalleri) 9: 40. 2. New Jersey, Cammalleri 16 ( Bernier, Gomez) 14: 37 ( pp). Penalties - Cammalleri NJ ( holding) 1: 47, Kulikov Fla ( holding) 13: 10, Thornton Fla ( holding) 17: 39. Second Period No Scoring. Penalties - Jokinen Fla ( holding) 12: 32, Jagr NJ ( interference) 13: 33. Third Period 3. New Jersey, Bernier 8 ( Henrique) 17: 28 ( en). 4. Florida, Pirri 6 ( Campbell) 18: 31. Penalties - Bjugstad Fla ( roughing) 7: 47, Bernier NJ ( roughing) 7: 47. Shots on goal by Florida 5 12 10- 27 New Jersey 10 1 3- 14 Goal - Florida: Luongo ( L, 18- 12- 8); New Jersey: Kinkaid ( W, 2- 3- 3). Power plays - Florida: 0- 2; New Jersey: 1- 3. Referees - Justin St. Pierre, Brad Watson. Linesmen - Derek Nansen, Jay Sharrers. Att. at Newark, NJ. - 16,278 Robin Lehner made 35 saves, and the Ottawa Senators scored four goals in a 5 1/ 2 minute span in their 7- 2 win over the Arizona Coyotes on Saturday afternoon. " He was great down the stretch," said Senators forward Bobby Ryan. " He controlled the pace of the play." Milan Michalek and Mark Stone each scored in the closing minutes of the second period, and Ryan and Jean- Gabriel Pageau added goals very early in the third period. First Period 1. Arizona, Michalek 2 ( unassisted) : 40. 2. Ottawa, Hoffman 17 ( unassisted) 1: 09. Penalties - Murphy Ari ( tripping) 2: 19, Ekman- Larsson Ari ( holding) 2: 49, Neil Ott ( fighting) 8: 47, Crombeen Ari ( fighting) 8: 47, Moss Ari ( hooking) 10: 27, Smith Ari ( delay of game) 16: 43, Ari Bench ( too many men) 19: 06. Second Period 3. Ottawa, Michalek 7 ( Legwand, Methot) 16: 51. 4. Ottawa, Stone 12 ( Methot, Legwand) 18: 54. Penalties - Neil Ott ( holding) 2: 53, Methot Ott ( stick holding) 19: 28. Third Period 5. Ottawa, Ryan 14 ( MacArthur, Zibanejad) 1: 57. 6. Ottawa, Pageau 2 ( Karlsson) 2: 17. 7. Arizona, Gagner 9 ( Korpikoski, Yandle) 5: 16. 8. Ottawa, Karlsson 12 ( Stone, Methot) 11: 52. 9. Ottawa, Zibanejad 13 ( Ryan) 18: 33. Penalties - Borowiecki Ott ( high- sticking) 6: 14, Shinnimin Ari ( roughing) 18: 12, Michalek Ott ( roughing) 18: 12. Shots on goal by Arizona 6 16 15- 37 Ottawa 8 10 13- 31 Goal - Arizona: Smith ( L, 8- 21- 4); Ottawa: Lehner ( W, 7- 8- 2). Power plays - Arizona: 0- 3; Ottawa: 0- 5. Referees - Rob Martell, Dan O'Halloran. Linesmen - Steve Barton, Lonnie Cameron. Att. at Ottawa, ON. - 18,489 Petr Mrazek stopped 22 shots and the Detroit Red Wings grabbed a 4- 1 victory over the New York Islanders on Saturday. Brendan Smith, Gustav Nyquist, Tomas Tatar and Jonathan Ericsson each lit the lamp for the Red Wings, who rebounded from a loss at Tampa Bay on Thursday to win for a seventh time in their past eight games. " We did get some points there that we were happy about," said Smith. " We want to continue to build off this and that's what a playoff team and Stanley Cup team does." First Period 1. Detroit, Tatar 22 ( Datsyuk, DeKeyser) 5: 29 ( pp). Penalties - Grabovski NYI ( goaltender interference) 5: 17, Glendening Det ( goaltender interference) 17: 46. Second Period 2. Detroit, Smith 3 ( Jurco, Sheahan) 19: 13. Penalties - Ericsson Det ( slashing) 13: 03, Det Bench ( too many men) 15: 10. Third Period 3. N. Y. Islanders, Visnovsky 4 ( Nielsen, Nelson) 5: 24 ( pp). 4. Detroit, Ericsson 3 ( unassisted) 9: 21. 5. Detroit, Nyquist 20 ( Zetterberg, Kronwall) 13: 08 ( pp). Penalties - Smith Det ( interference) 5: 14, De Haan NYI ( holding) 7: 18, Nelson NYI ( Embellishment) 10: 01, Nyquist Det ( hooking) 10: 01, Hamonic NYI ( hooking) 11: 21, Martin NYI ( roughing) 18: 22. Shots on goal by N. Y. Islanders 5 9 9- 23 Detroit 8 4 7- 19 Goal - N. Y. Islanders: Johnson ( L, 6- 6- 0); Detroit: Mrazek ( W, 11- 4- 1). Power plays - N. Y. Islanders: 1- 4; Detroit: 2- 4. Referees - Eric Furlatt, Chris Rooney. Linesmen - Tony Sericolo, Don Henderson. Att. at Detroit, MI. - 20,027 Patrick Kane scored two goals and set up another in helping the visiting Chicago Blackhawks beat the Anaheim Ducks 4- 1 on Friday night. Patrick Sharp had four assists, and Jonathan Toews and Duncan Keith also scored for the Blackhawks. Rickard Rakell's power- play goal midway through the third period spoiled the shutout bid for Corey Crawford, who made 21 saves as Chicago notched its third straight victory at Honda Center. Frederik Andersen stopped 29 shots for the Ducks, who have dropped two in a row following a six- game winning streak. " You can tell how far you have to go to be the best," said Anaheim coach Bruce Boudreau. " You can be in first place, but they turned it up and we weren't able to handle it." First Period 1. Chicago, Toews 15 ( Kane, Sharp) 5: 30. Penalties - Keith Chi ( tripping) 2: 50. Second Period 2. Chicago, Keith 7 ( Sharp) 9: 16. 3. Chicago, Kane 24 ( Sharp, Richards) 15: 23. Penalties - Maroon Ana ( tripping) 2: 00, Jackman Ana ( goaltender interference) 6: 16, Fowler Ana ( hooking) 18: 07. Third Period 4. Anaheim, Rakell 5 ( Perry, Maroon) 10: 06 ( pp). 5. Chicago, Kane 25 ( Sharp, Oduya) 13: 25. Penalties - Shaw Chi ( hooking) 6: 55, Hjalmarsson Chi ( tripping) 8: 31. Shots on goal by Chicago 13 14 6- 33 Anaheim 7 7 8- 22 Goal - Chicago: Crawford ( W, 19- 11- 2); Anaheim: Andersen ( L, 27- 7- 5). Power plays - Chicago: 0- 3; Anaheim: 1- 3. Referees - Kyle Rehman, Dan O'Rourke. Linesmen - Jean Morin, Mark Wheler. Att. at Anaheim, CA - 17,497. John Klingberg had two goals and two assists in the Dallas Stars' 5- 2 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Saturday. Shawn Horcoff, Patrick Eaves and Jason Spezza also lit the lamp for the Stars, who have won two in a row since a two- game skid. First Period 1. Dallas, Eaves 5 ( Seguin, Klingberg) 5: 13 ( pp). Penalties - Thorburn Wpg ( roughing) 0: 33, Roussel Dal ( roughing) 0: 33, Chiarot Wpg ( interference) 4: 58, Hemsky Dal ( slashing) 6: 33, Bogosian Wpg ( slashing) 12: 07. Second Period 2. Winnipeg, Ladd 18 ( Stuart, Trouba) 10: 14. 3. Dallas, Horcoff 7 ( Daley, Hemsky) 14: 21 ( pp). 4. Dallas, Spezza 9 ( Seguin, Klingberg) 18: 47 ( pp). Penalties - Garbutt Dal ( fighting) 3: 40, Slater Wpg ( fighting) 3: 40, Perreault Wpg ( high- sticking) 10: 31, Bogosian Wpg ( slashing) 13: 32, Byfuglien Wpg ( delay of game) 18: 02. Third Period 5. Dallas, Klingberg 8 ( Fiddler, Sceviour) 4: 29. 6. Dallas, Klingberg 9 ( Seguin, Ja. Benn) 8: 40 ( pp). 7. Winnipeg, Enstrom 2 ( unassisted) 12: 46. Penalties - Stuart Wpg ( roughing) 0: 26, Byfuglien Wpg ( roughing) 8: 17, Byfuglien Wpg ( misconduct) 8: 17, Ladd Wpg ( unsportsmanlike conduct) 8: 17, Little Wpg ( roughing) 8: 17, Fiddler Dal ( roughing) 8: 17, Klingberg Dal ( highsticking) 13: 43. Shots on goal by Dallas 11 13 8- 32 Winnipeg 10 18 12- 40 Goal - Dallas: Lehtonen ( W, 21- 11- 7); Winnipeg: Hutchinson ( L, 14- 6- 2). Power plays - Dallas: 4- 6; Winnipeg: 0- 2. Referees - Dave Jackson, Kevin Pollock. Linesmen - Shane Heyer, Matt MacPherson. Att. at Winnipeg, MB. - 15,016 Max Pacioretty scored the game's only goal with 1: 52 remaining in overtime to lift the Montreal Canadiens past the Washington Capitals 1- 0 on Saturday afternoon. Pacioretty's goal, coupled with Carey Price's second consecutive shutout, ended Washington's seven- game winning streak in Montreal and sent the Canadiens to a fifth straight victory. Price followed up his whitewash of the Rangers on Thursday with 36 saves. He improved to 10- 1- 1 since Dec. 20, thanks in part to Pacioretty chipping in Tomas Plekanec's centering feed in OT. First Period No Scoring. Penalties - Kuznetsov Wash ( holding) 2: 32, Bournival Mtl ( boarding) 8: 55, Subban Mtl ( roughing) 11: 26, Laich Wash ( roughing) 11: 26, Eller Mtl ( hooking) 15: 14. Second Period No Scoring. Penalties - Plekanec Mtl ( interference) 3: 15, Wilson Wash ( interference) 3: 15, Gilbert Mtl ( slashing) 8: 01, Emelin Mtl ( cross- checking) 9: 50, Ovechkin Wash ( tripping) 15: 04. Third Period No Scoring. Penalties - Eller Mtl ( holding) 0: 59, Orpik Wash ( cross- checking) 6: 27. Overtime 1. Montreal, Pacioretty 23 ( Plekanec, Subban) 3: 08. Penalties - None. Shots on goal by Washington 9 17 10 0- 36 Montreal 7 6 15 2- 30 Goal - Washington: Holtby ( LO, 23- 10- 9); Montreal: Price ( W, 26- 10- 2). Power plays - Washington: 0- 5; Montreal: 0- 3. Referees - Francis Charron, Mike Leggo. Linesmen - Darren Gibbs, Kiel Murchison. Att. at Montreal, QC. - 21,286 Henrik Lundqvist stopped 31 shots to lead the New York Rangers in a 4- 1 win over the Carolina Hurricanes. Chris Kreider, Dan Boyle, Dominic Moore and Rick Nash all lit the lamp for the Rangers, who snapped a two- game slide. Brad Malone had the only goal of the game for the Hurricanes, who have dropped their last two games. Cam Ward allowed all four goals on 37 shots in the loss. The Rangers grabbed the lead 6: 30 in when Nash picked up an errant pass in the neutral zone and skated to the left circle before beating Ward with a wrister to the short side. Skating shorthanded, New York took a 2- 0 lead at 10: 57 of the first as Moore flew down the left wing and made a nifty move to get around the defender before sliding a backhand between the pads of Ward. First Period 1. N. Y. Rangers, Nash 29 ( unassisted) 6: 30. 2. N. Y. Rangers, Moore 4 ( McDonagh) 10: 57 ( sh). Penalties - Nash NYR ( tripping) 9: 13, Faulk Car ( holding) 12: 17, Klein NYR ( tripping) 16: 44. Second Period 3. Carolina, Malone 4 ( Murphy, Dwyer) 5: 38. Penalties - Gleason Car ( roughing) 12: 36, Miller NYR ( roughing) 12: 36. Third Period 4. N. Y. Rangers, Kreider 11 ( Hayes, Zuccarello) 10: 16. 5. N. Y. Rangers, Boyle 5 ( Hagelin, Fast) 10: 37. Penalties - None. Shots on goal by Carolina 15 10 7- 32 N. Y. Rangers 8 13 16- 37 Goal - Carolina: Ward ( L, 11- 18- 4); N. Y. Rangers: Lundqvist ( W, 24- 11- 3). Power plays - Carolina: 0- 2; N. Y. Rangers: 0- 1. Referees - Tim Peel, Ghislain Hebert. Linesmen - Brian Mach, Shandor Alphonso. Att. at New York, NY. - 18,006 Ben Bishop turned aside 34 shots to lead the Tampa Bay Lightning in a 3- 1 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets. Cedric Paquette, Brett Connolly and Valtteri Filppula each lit the lamp for the Lightning, who have won five of their last six games. Ryan Johansen had the only marker for the Blue Jackets, who have lost three of their last four. Curtis McElhinney allowed all three goals on 34 shots in defeat. The Lightning took a 1- 0 lead with just 23.5 seconds to play in the first period after Jason Garrison sent a pass from the left point to the low left side where Brenden Morrow one- touched the pass to the front and Connolly finished it off. First Period 1. Tampa Bay, Connolly 9 ( Morrow, Garrison) 19: 36. Penalties - Johnson Clb ( interference) 8: 07. Second Period No Scoring. Penalties - Wisniewski Clb ( interference) 2: 18, Tropp Clb ( goaltender interference) 10: 20, Sustr TB ( hooking) 12: 56, Hartnell Clb ( roughing) 19: 28, Boyle TB ( roughing) 19: 28. Third Period 2. Tampa Bay, Paquette 10 ( Drouin, Killorn) 10: 02. 3. Tampa Bay, Filppula 10 ( unassisted) 11: 43. 4. Columbus, Johansen 19 ( Savard, Murray) 16: 34. Penalties - Dubinsky Clb ( interference) 1: 56, Kucherov TB ( hooking) 4: 28, Stralman TB ( hooking) 17: 15, Johnson Clb ( roughing) 19: 56, Boyle TB ( roughing) 19: 56. Shots on goal by Columbus 7 16 12- 35 Tampa Bay 8 11 15- 34 Goal - Columbus: McElhinney ( L, 5- 8- 1); Tampa Bay: Bishop ( W, 26- 8- 2). Power plays - Columbus: 0- 3; Tampa Bay: 0- 4. Referees - Brad Meier, Ian Walsh. Linesmen - Derek Amell, Michel Cormier. Att. at Tampa, FL. - 18,477 JETS 2 LIGHTNING 3 MAPLE LEAFS 0 RED WINGS 4 CANADIENS 1 SENATORS 7 BLACKHAWKS 4 COYOTES 2 HURRICANES 1 SABRES 2 BRUINS 3 KINGS 1 BLUE JACKETS 1 CANUCKS 5 FLYERS 1 CAPITALS 0 ( OT) DEVILS 3 PANTHERS 1 STARS 5 RANGERS 4 ISLANDERS 1 DUCKS 1 Late Friday Goalies Note: Qualified goalies have played a minimum of 785 minutes. Goals Against Avg. GPI MINS GA AVG Brian Elliott, STL 23 1324 43 1.95 Pekka Rinne, NAS 37 2230 73 1.96 Mike Hutchinson, WPG 22 1228 41 2.00 Carey Price, MTL 38 2269 79 2.09 Jimmy Howard, DET 32 1848 65 2.11 Calvin Pickard, COL 15 881 32 2.18 Braden Holtby, WSH 42 2451 92 2.25 Henrik Lundqvist, NYR 37 2201 83 2.26 Fred Andersen, ANA 41 2384 90 2.27 Corey Crawford, CHI 32 1894 72 2.28 Ryan Miller, VAN 36 2070 80 2.32 Marc- A. Fleury, PIT 39 2302 89 2.32 Tuukka Rask, BOS 40 2356 92 2.34 Ben Bishop, TB 39 2216 87 2.36 Cory Schneider, NJ 43 2465 97 2.36 Cam Ward, CAR 32 1899 75 2.37 Craig Anderson, OTT 31 1847 73 2.37 Jonas Hiller, CGY 32 1795 71 2.37 Steve Mason, PHI 31 1750 70 2.40 Anton Khudobin, CAR 18 996 40 2.41 Win- Loss Record GPI MINS W L OL Pekka Rinne, NAS 37 2230 29 6 2 Fred Andersen, ANA 41 2384 27 7 5 Jaroslav Halak, NYI 36 2161 26 10 0 Carey Price, MTL 38 2269 26 10 2 Ben Bishop, TB 39 2216 25 8 2 Ryan Miller, VAN 36 2070 24 11 1 Marc- A. Fleury, PIT 39 2302 23 10 5 Braden Holtby, WSH 42 2451 23 10 8 Henrik Lundqvist, NYR 37 2201 23 11 3 Tuukka Rask, BOS 40 2356 21 11 7 Kari Lehtonen, DAL 41 2330 20 11 7 Antti Niemi, SJ 36 2137 20 11 5 Corey Crawford, CHI 32 1894 19 11 2 Roberto Luongo, FLA 38 2161 18 11 8 Save Pct. GPIMINS GA SA SV% W L OL Pickard, COL 15 881 32 503 .936 6 6 3 Htchinsn, WPG 22 1228 41 601 .932 14 5 2 Carey Price, MTL38 2269 79 1144 .931 26 10 2 Rinne, NAS 37 2230 73 1053 .931 29 6 2 Elliott, STL 23 1324 43 592 .927 14 5 2 Anderson, OTT 31 1847 73 999 .927 13 11 7 Varlamov, COL 30 1789 78 1001 .922 13 10 7 Schneider, NJ 43 2465 97 1242 .922 17 19 5 Holtby, WSH 42 2451 92 1176 .922 23 10 8 Mason, PHI 31 1750 70 894 .922 10 12 6 Lundqvist, NYR 37 2201 83 1051 .921 23 11 3 Shutouts GPI MINS SO W L OL Fleury, PIT 39 2302 6 23 10 5 Holtby, WSH 42 2451 5 23 10 8 Lundqvist, NYR 37 2201 5 23 11 3 Ryan Miller, VAN 36 2070 5 24 11 1 Halak, NYI 36 2161 4 26 10 0 Varlamov, COL 30 1789 4 13 10 7 Andersen, ANA 41 2384 3 27 7 5 Anderson, OTT 31 1847 3 13 11 7 Dubnyk, ARI- MIN 25 1360 3 13 6 2 Brian Elliott, STL 23 1324 3 14 5 2 Martin Jones, LA 11 599 3 4 3 2 Kuemper, MIN 29 1490 3 13 12 2 Lehtonen, DAL 41 2330 3 20 11 7 Niemi, SJ 36 2137 3 20 11 5 Price, MTL 38 2269 3 26 10 2 Quick, LA 40 2319 3 17 12 10 Rinne, NAS 37 2230 3 29 6 2 Talbot, NYR 11 585 3 4 4 1 Calendar Feb. 21 - Stadium Series, Los Angeles vs. San Jose at Santa Clara, Calif. March 2 - Trade deadline. April 11 - Regular season ends. This Date in Hockey FEBRUARY 1 1922 - Ottawa's Harry " Punch" Broadbent extended his goal scoring streak to 12 straight games, as the Senators beat the visiting Montreal Canadiens 4- 2. 1969 - St. Louis goaltender Glenn Hall recorded his sixth shutout of the season and the 79th of his career in the Blues' 2- 0 win at Detroit. 1969 - Montreal's Jean Beliveau beat Ranger goalie Ed Giacomin for the 450th goal of his NHL career. Canadiens won 6- 2 at the Forum. 1970 - Rangers' Terry Sawchuk recorded his 447th ( and final) victory, and 103rd career shutout when New York defeated Pittsburgh, 6- 0. Sawchuk's 447 wins and 103 career shutouts were both NHL records at the time of his retirement. 1973 - Boston's Phil Esposito scored a hat trick to become the second player in team history to score 300 goals as a member of the Bruins. The milestone came in a 5- 2 win over the visiting Toronto Maple Leafs. Espo also had two assists in the game. 1977 - Montreal's Guy Lafleur began an NHLrecord 28 game point scoring streak, with a goal and three assists, in the Canadiens' 7- 3 win over the Barons, at Cleveland. Wayne Gretzky later upped the record to 51 games. 1980 - Rookie Wayne Gretzky scored his first career hat trick and added an assist to lead the Oilers to a 9- 2 win over the Winnipeg Jets. It came in Gretzky's 50th NHL game. 1981 - Blues' Brian Sutter scored his 100th career NHL goal as St. Louis won 4- 1 at Detroit. 1981 - Ric Seiling scored the 3,000th goal in Sabres history, in a 4- 0 win over the Winnipeg Jets. Don Edwards recorded his 13th NHL shutout in the game, at the Aud. 1986 - Los Angeles' Bernie Nicholls scored his 8th career hat trick and added an assist in the Kings' 9- 6 win against the Jets, at Winnipeg. 1986 - Edmonton's Glenn Anderson scored twice to give him 250 career NHL goals when the Oilers tied 4- 4 at Calgary. 1987 - L. A.' s Marcel Dionne became the first player in NHL history to get 20 goals in each of his first 16 seasons, when he scored for the Kings in an 3- 2 loss against the Nordiques at Quebec. 1989 - Bryan Murray coached his 600th NHL game -- and led the Washington Capitals to a 4- 3 overtime win over the Rangers. Murray's record improved to 310- 211- 79 as he became the 21st coach to reach 600 games. 1992 - Pittsburgh's Mark Recchi scored his 100th career NHL goal in a 4- 1 Penguins' win over the Blues, at the Civic Arena. 1992 - Tom Webster became the third coach in Kings' history to record 100 victories, and Kelly Hrudey earned his 13th career shutout in a 2- 0 win over the visiting Chicago Blackhawks. 1993 - New NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman officially took office. 1995 - Chicago's Ed Belfour recorded his 24th career shutout to become the third goaltender in franchise history to get 150 victories, and Jeremy Roenick picked up four assists as the Blackhawks won 7- 0 at Edmonton. 1996 - St. Louis goalie Grant Fuhr started in his 50th straight game and made 34 saves as the Blues tied 2- 2 with Vancouver, at the Kiel Center. 1999 - Eric Lindros scored his 250th career NHL goal in the Flyers 4- 2 win against the visiting Los Angeles Kings. Lindros became the seventh player in Flyers' history to score 250 goals. 1999 - Ottawa's Ron Tugnutt recorded his 10th career shutout in the Senators' 1- 0 win at Vancouver. 2001 - Colorado's Patrick Roy became the first goaltender in NHL history to play in 40 ( or more) games for 16 straight seasons ( extending his league record) when he played in a 5- 3 Avalanche loss in Vancouver. B_ 04_ Feb- 01- 15_ FP_ 01. indd B4 1/ 31/ 15 11: 13: 45 PM ;