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 Goalie Robin Lehner stopped all three St. Louis shots in the
shootout from right winger T.J. Oshie, left winger Alexander Steen
and right winger Vladimir Tarasenko.
Blues goaltender Jake Allen stopped the first two Ottawa shooters,
center Kyle Turris and left wing Mike Hoffman, before Ryan was able
to score the game-winner and complete the Senators' comeback from a
2-0 deficit.
Ottawa sent the game to overtime with two goals in the third period
by right wingers Alex Chiasson and Erik Condra.
Defenseman Ian Cole and left winger Alexander Steen scored for the
Blues
Predators 4, Kings 3 (SO)
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Left winger James Neal scored the shootout's
only goal in the sixth round as Nashville knocked off Los Angeles at
sold-out Bridgestone Arena.
Center Craig Smith, defenseman Ryan Ellis and left winger Eric
Nystrom scored in regulation for Nashville while defenseman Jamie
McBain, right winger Marian Gaborik and defenseman Drew Doughty
scored for Los Angeles.
 Goaltender Martin Jones finished with 30 saves with Los Angeles
while Nashville's Pekka Rinne managed 18.
Jets 4, Blue Jackets 2
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Winnipeg center Bryan Little scored nine seconds
into the game, sending his team off and running to a win over
Columbus at Nationwide Arena.
Left winger Evander Kane scored two goals for Winnipeg, while Little
and left winger Andrew Ladd each had a goal and an assist.
Defenseman Jacob Trouba and right winger Blake Wheeler had two
assists apiece.
Columbus got goals from defenseman Jordan Leopold and center Ryan
Johansen, but they lost their fourth straight game and fell to
2-11-2 since Oct. 23.
Stars 3, Oilers 2
DALLAS -- Center Tyler Seguin had two goals and defenseman John
Klingberg a goal and an assist as Dallas defeated Edmonton at
American Airlines Center.
Both Seguin's goals came in the second period, increasing his
league-leading total to 17.
Edmonton got goals from center Boyd Gordon while shorthanded late in
the first period and center Taylor Hall early in the third.
Avalanche 4, Coyotes 3 (OT)
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Colorado center Daniel Briere was credited with
the game-winning goal in overtime when his centering pass bounced
off Arizona center Martin Hanzal to win at the Gila River Arena.
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Goaltender Calvin Pickard, who replaced starter Reto Berra after the
Coyotes took their 3-0 lead in the first 10:53, had 26 saves in 53
minutes.
Center Antoine Vermette, defenseman Michael Stone and Tobias Rieder
scored in regulation for Arizona while left winger Gabriel Landeskog
scored twice and center Matt Duchene onece for Colorado.
Ducks 3, Flames 2
ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Goaltender Frederik Andersen made 32 saves,
leading Anaheim past Calgary.
Flames goalie Jonas Hiller stopped 26 shots.
The Ducks got goals from right wingers Kyle Palmieri and Corey Perry
and left winger Matt Beleskey, who also contributed an assist.
Defenseman T.J. Brodie and right winger Jiri Hudler scored for
Calgary.
After the Ducks went up 3-0 after two periods, Calgary got two back
in the third period but couldn't manage an equalizer.
Canucks 2, Devils 0
VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- Ryan Miller earned his 14th win in 17
games this season, and Vancouver beat New Jersey.
Miller's second shutout of the season kept him tied with Nashville's
Pekka Rinne, who also won Tuesday, for the league lead in goaltender
victories.
Vancouver right winger Alex Burrows' second-period goal stood up as
the winner. Center Shawn Matthias, with his third of the season,
added an insurance goal on a short-handed breakaway with 5:23 to
play in the third period.
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