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SPORTS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2015 Oilers slip past Canadiens EDMONTON: Leon Draisaitl’s second goal with 1:02 left broke a tie and the Edmonton Oilers scored four straight goals in a 4-3 victory over the league-leading Montreal Canadiens on Thursday night. Draisaitl was called up earlier in the day from Bakersfield of the AHL and missed the morning skate. He played in 37 NHL games last season. Brandon Davidson and Benoit Pouliot also scored, and the Oilers erased a 3-0 first-period deficit to end a three-game skid. Brendan Gallagher, Torrey Mitchell and Alex Galchenyuk scored for Montreal. The Canadiens have lost two straight after starting the season with nine straight victories. Edmonton completed the comeback when Ryan Nugent-Hopkins fed it out front to Draisaitl for his second of the contest. HURRICANES 3, ISLANDERS 2 Ron Hainsey scored at 2:21 of overtime to lift Carolina over New York. Brock McGinn and Chris Terry scored in regulation to help Carolina win its second straight to cap a 4-3-0 road trip. Eddie Lack stopped 17 shots. Hainsey took a pass from Jordan Staal and slid the puck past Islanders goalie Thomas Greiss near the midpoint of the extra period for his second of the season. Terry had tied the score with 5:04 left in the third, finishing off a slick passing play with Eric and Jordan Staal. The goal was Terry’s second of the season. Matt Martin and Frans Nielsen scored for the Islanders, and Greiss finished with 26 saves. NHL Results/Standings Carolina 3,NY Islanders 2 (OT); New Jersey 4,Philadelphia 1; Pittsburgh 4,Buffalo 3; Colorado 2,Tampa Bay 1; St. Louis 2,Anaheim 1; Winnipeg 3,Chicago 1; Dallas 4,Vancouver 3 (OT); Edmonton 4,Montreal 3. Leon Draisaitlin action in this file photo. Western Conference PENGUINS 4, SABRES 3 STARS 4, CANUCKS 3 Central Division Evgeni Malkin scored his fourth of the season on the power play, Jeff Jamie Benn scored midway through overtime and Dallas rallied to W L OTL GF GA PTS Zatkoff made 50 saves in his season debut and Pittsburgh beat Buffalo. beat Vancouver. Patrick Sharp twice tied the game with goals for Dallas. Dallas 8 2 0 35 27 16 Nashville 7 1 1 27 17 15 Pascal Dupuis, Patric Hornqvist and Ben Lovejoy all scored their first The Stars have won two in a row by overcoming multiple-goal deficits. St. Louis 7 2 1 27 21 15 of the season and Malkin added an assist for Pittsburgh. The Penguins Sharp’s second score tied it with 4:35 left in the third period, erasing Minnesota 6 2 1 28 25 13 earned their third straight victory, sixth win in seven games and seventh what had been a 3-1 Canucks lead. Jason Demers had scored about 5 Winnipeg 6 3 1 32 26 13 straight over Buffalo. Malkin has four goals and nine points in his last minutes earlier. Alexandre Burrows, Alexander Edler and Radim Vrbata Chicago 6 4 0 20 19 12 Colorado 3 5 1 22 26 7 seven games. Sidney Crosby had two assists, his first points in three scored for the Canucks. Vancouver was held without a shot on goal for Pacific Division games. Crosby is off to the worst start of his career and went without a nearly 12 minutes to start the game. Benn scored after skating out of the Los Angeles 6 3 0 20 18 12 point in eight of the team’s first nine games. corner with the puck, shooting from just inside the right faceoff dot 2:28 Vancouver 4 2 4 28 22 12 Pittsburgh’s power play, the worst in the league, scored its third of into overtime. The Canucks scored first on Burrows’ penalty shot, the Arizona 5 4 1 27 28 11 the season in 32 chances, breaking an 0-for-11 slump. Jamie McGinn, first awarded in the NHL this season. San Jose 5 4 0 24 20 10 Edmonton 4 7 0 28 34 8 Nicolas Deslauriers and Matt Moulson scored for Buffalo. Calgary 2 7 1 20 40 5 JETS 3, BLACKHAWKS 1 Anaheim 1 7 2 10 27 4 DEVILS 4, FLYERS 1 Michael Hutchinson stopped 45 shots and Andrew Ladd scored on Eastern Conference Travis Zajac scored twice and Kyle Palmieri had a goal and two the power play to lead Winnipeg over Chicago. Bryan Little set up a pair Atlantic Division assists to lead New Jersey over Philadelphia. Andy Greene scored an of goals for the Jets, who stopped the Blackhawks’ four-game winning Montreal 9 2 0 39 21 18 Tampa Bay 5 4 2 28 28 12 empty-net goal with 6.7 seconds left for the Devils, who won their streak. The Jets (6-3-1) were ahead 2-1 going into the third period on Florida 5 3 1 30 18 11 fourth straight on the road. Luke Schenn scored for Philadelphia. goals by Blake Wheeler and Ladd. Mark Scheifele added to the lead at Ottawa 4 3 2 29 30 10 Palmieri put the Devils in front at 1:28 into the third period when he 8:04 when he took a pass from rookie Nikolaj Ehlers and beat goalie Boston 4 3 1 33 29 9 blocked Evgeny Medvedev’s shot attempt at the blue line, raced past Corey Crawford on the short side. Patrick Kane scored the game’s first Detroit 4 4 1 22 24 9 Medvedev and fired a wrister from the left circle over goalie Steve goal, his sixth of the season, at 1:26 into the game on a power play for Buffalo 3 7 0 23 33 6 Toronto 1 5 2 19 28 4 Mason’s left shoulder that made it 2-1. Chicago (6-4-0). Crawford had come into the game with a pair of Metropolitan Division Zajac made it a two-goal lead just over a minute later with his sec- shutouts in his four straight wins. He stopped 28 shots. NY Rangers 6 2 2 28 20 14 ond power-play goal of the night. Mason made 29 saves. Cory Schneider NY Islanders 6 2 2 33 25 14 had 27. BLUES 2, DUCKS 1 Washington 6 2 0 30 21 12 Colton Parayko broke a tie about midway through the third period to lift Pittsburgh 6 4 0 20 20 12 New Jersey 5 4 1 25 27 11 AVALANCHE 2, LIGHTNING 1 St. Louis over Anaheim. Vladimir Tarasenko also scored and Jake Allen Philadelphia 4 3 2 20 26 10 Alex Tanguay and Nathan MacKinnon each had a goal and an assist, stopped 22 shots to help the Blues win for the sixth time in the last eight Carolina 4 6 0 20 28 8 Semyon Varlamov made 34 saves and Colorado beat Tampa Bay to end a games (6-1-1) Hampus Lindholm scored and Frederik Andersen finished Columbus 2 8 0 22 41 4 four-game losing streak. Varlamov won his 108th game with the with 31 saves as the Ducks closed out a winless five-game road trip (0-4-1). Note: Overtime losses (OTL) are worth one point in the standings Avalanche and moved past Dan Bouchard into second place on the fran- Anaheim was outscored 15-5 on the trip, including a 4-3 loss at Dallas on and are not included in the loss column (L) chise wins list. Jarome Iginla had two assists to move past Phil Housley Tuesday night. Anaheim entered the game ranked last in the NHL in scoring (1,232) into sole possession of 38th place with 1,233 points in his career. (1.0 goals per game), was without captain Ryan Getzlaf, who missed his sec- Tampa Bay, coming off a 1-1-2 road trip, got a goal from Alex Killorn. ond game and is expected to be out up to 12 days due to appendicitis. — AP Thomas takes halfway lead in Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR: American Justin Thomas and first since American Jim Furyk two years weekend after posting a tournament-record Scott Piercy fell down the field into a share of came close to joining golf’s exclusive 59 club ago at the BMW Championship. “It was obvi- 15-under 129 tally at the $7 million co-sanc- third after a modest 69, with two bogeys halt- after a spectacular birdie blitz in Malaysia yes- ously a great day. It was one of those days tioned Asian Tour event, the third of the new ing his progress, left him at 13-under. terday but instead had to make do with the when you kind of get unconscious and get PGA Tour season. The in-form American is “I think the heat got to me a little bit halfway lead at the PGA Tour’s CIMB Classic. rolling out there. They don’t happen too chasing his first PGA Tour win. He achieved today and I made some mistakes,” the The 22-year-old from Kentucky, in his sec- often,” the world number 64 told reporters. his best finish of tied third two weeks ago at American said. The 13-under mark was ond year on Tour after a solid rookie season, “I would say after I birdied 14, 15, I knew I the season-opening Frys.com champi- matched by Japan’s Hideki Matsuyama, who looked set to achieve golf’s magical mark just needed to get two of my last three. onships. “Obviously, it’s a great position to be followed up his opening 65 with a 66 on when he reached 11-under after 15 holes of They’re all pretty easy holes.
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