NHL Roundup

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PHILADELPHIA — Ryan Callahan scored three goals and the New York Rangers beat Philadelphia 5-2 on Saturday for their seventh straight win over the Flyers.

Marian Gaborik and Artem Anisimov also had goals for the Eastern Conference-leading Rangers, who broke out of their power-play funk and improved to 5-0 against the Flyers this season.

Claude Giroux and Wayne Simmonds had Philadelphia's goals. The Flyers have lost four of five, and are losing their hold on fourth place in the East.

Henrik Lundqvist had 31 saves in the victory.

ISLANDERS 2, KINGS 1, OT

UNIONDALE, N.Y. — Mark Streit's goal 1:36 into overtime lifted the New York Islanders over Los Angeles.

BRUINS 4, PREDATORS 3, SO

BOSTON — Tyler Seguin and Patrice Bergeron scored shootout goals to lift Boston over Nashville.

Boston forced overtime when Milan Lucic scored a power-play goal with 67 seconds left in regulation after goalie Tim Thomas was pulled for an extra skater.

Daniel Paille and Bergeron also scored for the Bruins, who had lost seven of 12.

Thomas stopped 19 shots in regulation, and then turned aside Sergei Kostitsyn and Martin Erat in the shootout.

PANTHERS 3, DEVILS 1

NEWARK, N.J. — Scott Clemmensen stopped 27 shots against his former team, and Florida beat New Jersey.

Sean Bergenheim, Kris Versteeg and Mikael Samuelsson scored for the Panthers, who have won four of six. Florida stretched its Southeast Division-lead over Washington to two points with just its second road win in 12 games.

PENGUINS 8, JETS 5

PITTSBURGH — Evgeni Malkin added to his NHL-leading point total, scoring a goal and dishing out four assists as Pittsburgh rolled past Winnipeg.

OILERS 4, SENATORS 3, OT

OTTAWA — Taylor Hall scored 17 seconds into overtime, and Edmonton snapped a two-game losing streak by beating Ottawa.

LIGHTNING 2, SABRES 1

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Steven Stamkos had a goal and assist, and resurgent Tampa Bay beat Buffalo for its seventh win in 10 games.

CANADIENS 5, MAPLE LEAFS 0

TORONTO — Carey Price turned aside 32 shots, and Montreal hammered Toronto after the Maple Leafs retired the famous No. 13 of longtime former captain Mats Sundin.