Final Scores 3-13-11

Blackhawks (37-24-8) @ Capitals (40-20-10)

Washington 4 - Chicago 3 OT

Without Mike Green, Nicklas Backstrom, Michal Neuvirth, and Semyon Varlamov, Washington still managed to pull through against the Stanley Cup winning Chicago squad.  Chicago tied the game 3 - 3 with a powerplay goal with 39 seconds remaining in regulation, but with 1:09 left in OT, Marcus Johanssen passed to Mike Knuble down low, who put the puck passed Chicago goalie Corey Crawford.  The Capitals extend there win streak to 8 games.

Oilers (23-38-9) @ Penguins (40-22-8)

Pittsburgh 5 - Edmonton 1

Saturday in Montreal, Marc-Andre Fleury was pulled early in the 2nd Period in what Penguins GM called, "...a horrible game...".  But today, back home in the CONSOL Energy Center, Fleury bounced back to almost shut-out the visiting Oilers. Pittsburgh's Chris Kunitz scored the first and last goals of the game, Ryan Jones scored the only goal for Edmonton, and Matt Cooke recorded his 300th NHL point when he assisted Jordan Staal in the 2nd Period.

Kings (39-25-5) @ Stars (37-24-8)

Los Angeles 3 - Dallas 2

The people of Dallas saw an exciting match between two evenly matched teams that came down to the last few seconds.  Los Angeles' Drew Dougherty recorded the first score of the game with a powerplay goal 3 minutes into the 1st period.  The Kings scored again 14 minutes into the 2nd period but Dallas' Brad Richards scored his teams 1st goal with 2 minutes left in the 2nd period.  With 1 minute left in the game, Dallas was searching for a saving grace and they found it in Jamie Langenbrunner who knotted it up 43 seconds left, but Los Angeles quickly took the lead with only 21 seconds left to win the game.

Senators (25-35-9) @ Sabres (34-27-8)

Buffalo 6 - Ottawa 4

In there return from a seven-game road-trip,  Buffalo ousted Ottawa 6 - 4 with a pair of goals by Tyler Ennis.  The two teams went goal-for-goal in the 1st 20 minutes, but Buffalo ran away with the game in the 2nd Period.  Ottawa tried to come back, but Buffalo scored twice for Ottawa's only 2nd Period goal. The Senators late effort with a goal in the last minute of regulation wasn't enough to surpass the Sabres.