| Sedin twins lead Canucks past Flames
Twin brothers of Daniel and Henrik Sedin each
registered a goal and an assist, as the Canucks scored three times in the
opening period and turned back the Calgary Flames, 3-1, for their sixth win in
eight games.
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| Report: Blackhawks D Campbell out for regular season after Ovie hit
Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Brian Campbell
will reportedly miss the remainder of the regular season after suffering a
broken collarbone when Capitals captain Alexander Ovechkin hit him from behind
in Sunday's contest at United Center.
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| Ducks' Selanne, Getzlaf injured
Anaheim Ducks forwards Teemu Selanne and Ryan
Getzlaf both suffered injuries on Sunday in a win against San Jose and will be
re-evaluated on Monday.
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| Ducks beat Sharks; Selanne inches closer to milestone
Teemu Selanne posted a goal and one assist and
crept closer to becoming the NHL's all-time leading Finnish goal scorer, as
Anaheim topped San Jose, 4-2, at Honda Center.
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| Wild stop surging Blues
Mikko Koivu netted a goal and two assists, and
the Minnesota Wild notched a 4-2 win over the streaking St. Louis Blues at
Xcel Energy Center.
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| Coyotes nip Thrashers in SO
Adrian Aucoin scored the game-winning goal in
the fourth round of the shootout, as the Phoenix Coyotes edged the Atlanta
Thrashers, 3-2, at Philips Arena.
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| Isles finally win back-to-back games, top Leafs
Richard Park posted a goal and an assist,
while Blake Comeau added three helpers, and the Islanders recorded back-to-
back wins for the first time in nearly two months with a 4-1 win over Toronto.
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| Gonchar caps Penguins rally over Lightning
Sergei Gonchar notched the game-winning score
early in the third period, as Pittsburgh clipped Tampa Bay, 2-1, at St. Pete
Times Forum.
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 | Nashville escapes Los Angeles with one-goal victory
Patric Hornqvist scored the game-winner
late in the third period, as the Nashville Predators edged the Los Angeles
Kings, 3-2, at Staples Center.
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 | Stastny scores twice as Avalanche down Stars
Paul Stastny scored twice and Craig Anderson
made 48 saves, as the Colorado Avalanche earned a 5-3 win over the Dallas
Stars at American Airlines Center.
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