Nelson’s third goal lifts Isles past Red Wings in overtime
Seguin, Lehtonen lead Stars over Pens in SO
NEW YORK, Feb 10, (AP): Brock Nelson scored his third goal of the game 3:15 into overtime and the New York Islanders, boosted by rookie Mathew Barzal’s five assists, beat the Detroit Red Wings 7-6 on Friday night.
The Islanders trailed 5-2 with 6:33 left in regulation when Detroit’s
In New York, Mika Zibanejad scored the go-ahead goal on a power play, Henrik Lundqvist made 28 saves in relief and New York beat Calgary to snap a four-game losing streak.
Zibanejad scored at 12:41 off a cross-ice pass from J. T. Miller. Lundqvist replaced Ondrej Pavelec after Pavelec injured his knee in the first period.
Rick Nash, Michael Grabner and Kevin Hayes also scored for New York.
Brett Kulak had his first NHL goal, and Matthew Tkachuk and Curtis Lazar also connected for the Flames.
In Winnipeg, Manitoba, Vladimir Tarasenko scored two goals and St. Louis used a big push in the second period to beat Winnipeg.
Tarasenko, Patrik Berglund and Alexander Steen scored in a 7-1/2 minute span of the second, helping St Louis open a 3-0 lead. Tarasenko added his 23nd goal in the third after Winnipeg pulled within one. Brayden Schwartz scored into an empty net and had an assist.
Kyle Connor and Patrik Laine scored for the Jets.
In Sunrise, Florida, Anze Kopitar scored his 22nd goal of the season, Jonathan Quick made 35 saves and Los Angeles beat Florida for its third straight victory.
Jonny Brodzinski scored the goahead goal, and Nick Shore also connected for the Kings.
Aaron Ekblad scored for the Panthers, and Harri Sateri made 23 saves. They had won four in a row.
In Raleigh, North Carolina, Brett Pesce, Phil Di Giuseppe and Sebastian Aho scored in the first period, leading Carolina past Vancouver.
Justin Williams added his 10th in the third as Carolina stopped a threegame slide. Scott Darling made 22 saves, allowing only Michael Del Zotto’s goal.
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