(5 goals,Bobby Hull Jersey, 12 points) has at least one point in six of seven games this year.Atlanta right wing Chris Thorburn received a five-minute penalty for checking from behind and a game misconduct for a hit on Lightning defenceman Sami Salo at 12:11 of the first.Salo got a cut lip on the play,Duncan Keith Jersey, but remained in the game.Twice the Jets were called for minor penalties during Thorburn's 5-minute infraction,Authentic Patrick Sharp Jersey, which resulted in 5-on-3 goals by Stamkos (14:11) and Lecavalier (16:55).Winnipeg allowed three power-play goals in Thursday's loss to the Panthers.Conacher made it 4-0 with another re-direction just 26 seconds into the second.Thompson extended the lead to 5-0 on a goal that chased Pavelec with 15:17 left in the second. Purcell gave the Lightning a six-goal advantage by beating backup goalie Al Montoya one minute after Thompson's goal."We've got two choices,Authentic Keith Magnuson Jersey," Winnipeg left wing Alexei Ponikarovsky said. "Choice 1 is to pout and complain and moan about taking too many penalties. The second choice is go home, improve collectively and individually. That's going to have to be our focus."Anders Lindback lost his shutout bid when Enstrom scored at 5:34 of the third. Postma added his first NHL goal, coming on a power-play 61 seconds later."It's kind of a different situation to get it,Authentic Brian Campbell Jersey, but regardless, it's nice to get that first one, get it out of the way," Postma said. "It's definitely a special goal and one I won't forget."Malone and Ladd traded goals midway through the third. Pouliot added a late third-period goal.Notes: Stamkos has a goal in four straight games. ... Jets D Dustin Byfuglien missed his second consecutive game due to an undisclosed lower-body injury. ... Tampa Bay D Brendan Mikkelson is day to day after crashing into the boards head and shoulders first during practice on Thursday. ... Postma and Enstrom both had two assists.
NEW YORK, N.Y. - Ottawa Senators goaltender Craig Anderson and left-wingers Patrick Marleau of the San Jose Sharks and Thomas Vanek of the Buffalo Sabres were named the NHL��s three stars for the month of January.Anderson received the first star after posting a 5-0-1 record. He was ranked first in the NHL in save percentage (.967) and second in goals-against average (0.99).Marleau was the second star after scoring a league-high nine goals and finished second in points (14) in helping San Jose post a 7-0-0 record. The 15-year veteran also led all skaters with five power-play goals and scored three game-winners.Vanek had a league-high 15 points (six goals, nine assists) in six contests. He became the first NHL player to register five or more points in his team's first seven games of a season since Pittsburgh��s Mario Lemieux in 1992-93.
DETROIT - Henrik Zetterberg had his best game since the Detroit Red Wings came off consecutive trips to the Stanley Cup finals.Detroit coach Mike Babcock isn't ready to say Zetterberg can make the rebuilding team a championship contender just yet, but he said it's too early to count out the Red Wings because of Zetterberg and fellow star Pavel Datsyuk.Zetterberg