NHL: TAMPA BAY at WASHINGTON <div class="pre">NHL TAMPA BAY 3 WASHINGTON 4 3RD PRD: TAM - MARTIN ST. LOUIS 2 (VACLAV PROSPAL, MATHIEU DARCHE) 14:06</div>
NHL: TAMPA BAY at WASHINGTON <div class="pre">NHL TAMPA BAY 3 WASHINGTON 5 3RD PRD: WAS - ALEXANDER OVECHKIN 5 (UNASSISTED) 19:56</div>
NHL: TAMPA BAY at WASHINGTON <div class="pre">CORRECTION NHL TAMPA BAY 3 WASHINGTON 5 3RD PRD: WAS - (EN) ALEXANDER OVECHKIN 5 (UNASSISTED) 19:56</div>
NHL: TAMPA BAY at WASHINGTON <div class="pre">NHL FINAL 1ST 2ND 3RD TOTAL --- --- --- ----- TAMPA BAY 1 1 1 3 WASHINGTON 1 3 1 5 FINAL GOAL SCORING: 1ST PRD: WAS - CHRIS CLARK 1 (ALEXANDER OVECHKIN) 6:33 TAM - JASON WARD 1 (BRAD RICHARDS, PAUL RANGER) 16:40 2ND PRD: WAS - DAVID STECKEL 1 (ALEXANDER OVECHKIN, VIKTOR KOZLOV) 4:43 TAM - (SH) PAUL RANGER 1 (BRAD RICHARDS, JASON WARD) 7:27 WAS - BROOKS LAICH 2 (MATT PETTINGER, SHAONE MORRISONN) 17:41 WAS - CHRIS CLARK 2 (BRIAN POTHIER, MICHAEL NYLANDER) 18:42 3RD PRD: TAM - MARTIN ST. LOUIS 2 (VACLAV PROSPAL, MATHIEU DARCHE) 14:06 WAS - (EN) ALEXANDER OVECHKIN 5 (UNASSISTED) 19:56 POWER-PLAY CONVERSIONS: TAM - 0 OF 3, WAS - 0 OF 4. SHOTS ON GOAL: 1ST 2ND 3RD TOTAL --- --- --- ----- TAM 10 14 5 29 WAS 7 15 7 29 GOALIES: TAM - MARC DENIS WAS - OLAF KOLZIG OFFICIALS: REF - PAUL DEVORSKI, STEPHANE AUGER LIN - LYLE SEITZ, SHANE HEYER ATT: 10,226</div>
NHL: TAMPA BAY at WASHINGTON <div class="pre">NHL TAMPA BAY 3 WASHINGTON 5 3RD PRD: WAS - (EN) ALEXANDER OVECHKIN 5 (BRIAN POTHIER) 19:56</div>
NHL: TAMPA BAY at WASHINGTON <div class="pre">------------------------------------ Tampa Bay 1 1 1 --3 Washington 1 3 1 --5 ------------------------------------ FIRST PERIOD -- Scoring: 1, Washington, Chris Clark 1 (Alexander Ovechkin), 6:33. 2, Tampa Bay, Jason Ward 1 (Brad Richards, Paul Ranger), 16:40. Penalties: P Ranger, Tam (holding), 2:35. SECOND PERIOD -- Scoring: 3, Washington, David Steckel 1 (Alexander Ovechkin, Viktor Kozlov), 4:43. 4, Tampa Bay, Paul Ranger 1 (shorthanded) (Brad Richards, Jason Ward), 7:27. 5, Washington, Brooks Laich 2 (Matt Pettinger, Shaone Morrisonn), 17:41. 6, Washington, Chris Clark 2 (Brian Pothier, Michael Nylander), 18:42. Penalties: B Pothier, Was (holding), 1:51; B Lukowich, Tam (cross checking), 7:14; C Clark, Was (delay of game), 11:30; M Jurcina, Was (holding), 12:34. THIRD PERIOD -- Scoring: 7, Tampa Bay, Martin St. Louis 2 (Vaclav Prospal, Mathieu Darche), 14:06. 8, Washington, Alexander Ovechkin 5 (empty net) (Unassisted), 19:56. Penalties: S Morrisonn, Was (major fighting), 5:39; V Lecavalier, Tam (slashing), 5:39; V Lecavalier, Tam (major fighting served by N Tarnasky), 5:39. Shots on goal: --------------------------------------- Tampa Bay 10 14 5 --29 Washington 7 15 7 --29 --------------------------------------- Power-play Conversions: Tampa Bay - 0 of 3, Washington - 0 of 4. Goalies : Tampa Bay, Marc Denis (28 shots, 24 saves; record: 0-2-0). Washington, Olaf Kolzig (29 shots, 26 saves; record: 3-2-0). A: 10,226. Referees: Paul Devorski, Stephane Auger. Linesmen: Lyle Seitz, Shane Heyer.</div>
NHL: TAMPA BAY at WASHINGTON <div class="pre">NHL FINAL 1ST 2ND 3RD TOTAL --- --- --- ----- TAMPA BAY 1 1 1 3 WASHINGTON 1 3 1 5 FINAL GOAL SCORING: 1ST PRD: WAS - CHRIS CLARK 1 (ALEXANDER OVECHKIN) 6:33 TAM - JASON WARD 1 (BRAD RICHARDS, PAUL RANGER) 16:40 2ND PRD: WAS - DAVID STECKEL 1 (ALEXANDER OVECHKIN, VIKTOR KOZLOV) 4:43 TAM - (SH) PAUL RANGER 1 (BRAD RICHARDS, JASON WARD) 7:27 WAS - BROOKS LAICH 2 (MATT PETTINGER, SHAONE MORRISONN) 17:41 WAS - CHRIS CLARK 2 (BRIAN POTHIER, MICHAEL NYLANDER) 18:42 3RD PRD: TAM - MARTIN ST. LOUIS 2 (VACLAV PROSPAL, MATHIEU DARCHE) 14:06 WAS - (EN) ALEXANDER OVECHKIN 5 (BRIAN POTHIER) 19:56 POWER-PLAY CONVERSIONS: TAM - 0 OF 3, WAS - 0 OF 4. SHOTS ON GOAL: 1ST 2ND 3RD TOTAL --- --- --- ----- TAM 10 14 5 29 WAS 7 15 7 29 GOALIES: TAM - MARC DENIS WAS - OLAF KOLZIG OFFICIALS: REF - PAUL DEVORSKI, STEPHANE AUGER LIN - LYLE SEITZ, SHANE HEYER ATT: 10,226</div>
<div class="pre">WASHINGTON (Ticker) -- The Washington Capitals may be breaking</div>out of their early offensive funk. Chris Clark scored a pair of goals, including the go-aheadtally, to help the Capitals snap a four-game losing streak witha 5-3 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Wednesday. Alex Ovechkin had a tally and a pair of assists for Washington,which continued Tampa Bay's road woes. Defenseman Paul Ranger and Jason Ward each scored a goal and setup another for the Lightning, who have lost their first threeroad games for the first time since the 2000-01 season. Just 61 seconds after Washington took a 3-2 lead in the secondperiod, defenseman Brian Pothier fired a shot from the leftfaceoff circle that deflected off Clark in the crease and snuckby goaltender Marc Denis for a 4-2 advantage. The tally proved crucial as Martin St. Louis scored on aone-timer with 5:54 left remaining in the third period, cuttingTampa Bay's deficit to one. But Ovechkin scored an empty-netter in the final seconds to sealthe victory. Ranger tied the game at 2-2 with a shorthanded goal with 12 1/2minutes left in the second. However, the Capitals went back ontop when they caught the Lightning on a line change. With Tampa Bay players scrambling to get on and off the ice,Matt Pettinger skated down the left wing and sent a cross-icepass to Brooks Laich. Laich scored an easy goal as Denis wasout of position, giving Washington a 3-2 edge with 2:19 left inthe period. The Capitals had taken a 2-1 lead as Ovechkin raced down theleft side and sent a cross-ice pass to David Steckel, who hadplenty of space and beat Denis to the right side at 4:43 of themiddle session. It was the first career goal for the 25-year-old Steckel. The lead did not last long, though, as Ranger tallied just 13seconds into a Capitals' power play. Ranger took a pass from Brad Richards and went straight towardDenis before firing a wrist shot that sailed into the left sideof the net at 7:27. Clark opened the scoring 6:33 into the first period, but Wardanswered with his first goal of the season with 3:20 remainingin the session. Olaf Kolzig stopped 26 shots and Pothier recorded two assistsfor the Capitals. Denis made 24 saves for Tampa Bay, which went 0-for-3 on thepower play.
<div class="pre">WASHINGTON (Ticker) -- The Washington Capitals may be breaking</div>out of their early offensive funk. Chris Clark scored a pair of goals, including the go-aheadtally, to help the Capitals snap a four-game losing streak witha 5-3 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Wednesday. Alex Ovechkin had a tally and a pair of assists for Washington,which scored more than three goals for the first time thisseason. Defenseman Paul Ranger and Jason Ward each scored a goal and setup another for the Lightning, who have lost their first threeroad games for the first time since the 2000-01 season. Just 61 seconds after Washington took a 3-2 lead in the secondperiod, defenseman Brian Pothier fired a shot from the leftfaceoff circle that deflected off Clark in the crease and snuckby goaltender Marc Denis for a 4-2 advantage. The tally proved crucial as Martin St. Louis scored on aone-timer with 5:54 left remaining in the third period, cuttingTampa Bay's deficit to one. But Ovechkin scored an empty-netter in the final seconds to sealthe victory. Ranger tied the game at 2-2 with a shorthanded goal with 12 1/2minutes left in the second. However, the Capitals went back ontop when they caught the Lightning on a line change. With Tampa Bay players scrambling to get on and off the ice,Matt Pettinger skated down the left wing and sent a cross-icepass to Brooks Laich. Laich scored an easy goal as Denis wasout of position, giving Washington a 3-2 edge with 2:19 left inthe period. The Capitals had taken a 2-1 lead as Ovechkin raced down theleft side and sent a cross-ice pass to David Steckel, who hadplenty of space and beat Denis to the right side at 4:43 of themiddle session. It was the first career goal for the 25-year-old Steckel. The lead did not last long, though, as Ranger tallied just 13seconds into a Capitals' power play. Ranger took a pass from Brad Richards and went straight towardDenis before firing a wrist shot that sailed into the left sideof the net at 7:27. Clark opened the scoring 6:33 into the first period, but Wardanswered with his first goal of the season with 3:20 remainingin the session. Olaf Kolzig stopped 26 shots and Pothier recorded two assistsfor the Capitals. Denis made 24 saves for Tampa Bay, which went 0-for-3 on thepower play.
NHL: TAMPA BAY at WASHINGTON <div class="pre">------------------------------------ Tampa Bay 1 1 1 --3 Washington 1 3 1 --5 ------------------------------------ FIRST PERIOD -- Scoring: 1, Washington, Chris Clark 1 (Alexander Ovechkin), 6:33. 2, Tampa Bay, Jason Ward 1 (Brad Richards, Paul Ranger), 16:40. Penalties: P Ranger, Tam (holding), 2:35. SECOND PERIOD -- Scoring: 3, Washington, David Steckel 1 (Alexander Ovechkin, Viktor Kozlov), 4:43. 4, Tampa Bay, Paul Ranger 1 (shorthanded) (Brad Richards, Jason Ward), 7:27. 5, Washington, Brooks Laich 2 (Matt Pettinger, Shaone Morrisonn), 17:41. 6, Washington, Chris Clark 2 (Brian Pothier, Michael Nylander), 18:42. Penalties: B Pothier, Was (holding), 1:51; B Lukowich, Tam (cross checking), 7:14; C Clark, Was (delay of game), 10:30; M Jurcina, Was (holding), 12:44. THIRD PERIOD -- Scoring: 7, Tampa Bay, Martin St. Louis 2 (Vaclav Prospal, Mathieu Darche), 14:06. 8, Washington, Alexander Ovechkin 5 (empty net) (Brian Pothier), 19:56. Penalties: S Morrisonn, Was (major fighting), 5:39; V Lecavalier, Tam (major fighting served by N Tarnasky), 5:39; V Lecavalier, Tam (double minor slashing, instigator, misconduct), 5:39. Shots on goal: --------------------------------------- Tampa Bay 10 14 5 --29 Washington 7 16 6 --29 --------------------------------------- Power-play Conversions: Tampa Bay - 0 of 3, Washington - 0 of 4. Goalies : Tampa Bay, Marc Denis (28 shots, 24 saves; record: 0-2-0). Washington, Olaf Kolzig (29 shots, 26 saves; record: 3-2-0). A: 10,226. Referees: Paul Devorski, Stephane Auger. Linesmen: Lyle Seitz, Shane Heyer.</div>
NHL: TAMPA BAY at WASHINGTON <div class="pre">----------------------------------------- TAMPA BAY 1 1 1 --3 WASHINGTON 1 3 1 --5 ----------------------------------------- FIRST PERIOD -- Scoring: 1, Washington, Chris Clark 1 (Alexander Ovechkin), 6:33. 2, Tampa Bay, Jason Ward 1 (Brad Richards, Paul Ranger), 16:40. Penalties: P Ranger, Tam (holding), 2:35. SECOND PERIOD -- Scoring: 3, Washington, David Steckel 1 (Alexander Ovechkin, Viktor Kozlov), 4:43. 4, Tampa Bay, Paul Ranger 1 (shorthanded) (Brad Richards, Jason Ward), 7:27. 5, Washington, Brooks Laich 2 (Matt Pettinger, Shaone Morrisonn), 17:41. 6, Washington, Chris Clark 2 (Brian Pothier, Michael Nylander), 18:42. Penalties: B Pothier, Was (holding), 1:51; B Lukowich, Tam (cross checking), 7:14; C Clark, Was (delay of game), 10:30; M Jurcina, Was (holding), 12:44. THIRD PERIOD -- Scoring: 7, Tampa Bay, Martin St. Louis 2 (Vaclav Prospal, Mathieu Darche), 14:06. 8, Washington, Alexander Ovechkin 5 (empty net) (Brian Pothier), 19:56. Penalties: S Morrisonn, Was (major fighting), 5:39; V Lecavalier, Tam (major fighting served by N Tarnasky), 5:39; V Lecavalier, Tam (double minor slashing, instigator, misconduct), 5:39. Shots on goal: ---------------------------------------- TAMPA BAY 10 14 5 --29 WASHINGTON 7 16 6 --29 ---------------------------------------- Power-play Conversions: TAM - 0 of 3, WAS - 0 of 4. Goalies : Tampa Bay, Marc Denis (28 shots, 24 saves; record: 0-2-0). Washington, Olaf Kolzig (29 shots, 26 saves; record: 3-2-0). A: 10,226. Referees: Paul Devorski, Stephane Auger. Linesmen: Lyle Seitz, Shane Heyer. INDIVIDUAL PLAYER STATISTICS TAMPA BAY WASHINGTON G A +/- Shots G A +/- Shots J Ward 1 1 +2 2 B Gordon 0 0 +1 0 J Hlavac 0 0 even 6 C Clark 2 0 +1 4 B Richards 0 2 -1 1 M Pettinger 0 1 +1 3 V Prospal 0 1 -1 1 N Backstrom 0 0 even 1 M Darche 0 1 -1 0 B Pothier 0 2 +4 1 M St. Louis 1 0 -2 6 B Laich 1 0 +1 3 C MacDonald 0 0 even 0 M Jurcina 0 0 even 0 D Janik 0 0 even 1 V Kozlov 0 1 -1 3 A Roy 0 0 -1 0 S Morrisonn 0 1 +1 0 B Lukowich 0 0 -2 0 A Semin 0 0 -1 5 M Lundin 0 0 even 0 T Poti 0 0 -1 0 V Lecavalier 0 0 -2 2 D Steckel 1 0 +2 1 P Ranger 1 1 even 2 T Fleischmann 0 0 even 0 S O'Brien 0 0 -2 2 M Green 0 0 -2 2 M Ouellet 0 0 -1 2 J Schultz 0 0 +3 0 F Kuba 0 0 +1 0 A Ovechkin 1 2 +1 6 N Tarnasky 0 0 -1 1 D Brashear 0 0 even 0 C Gratton 0 0 -1 3 M Nylander 0 1 even 0 A Karlsson ABDOMINAL M Bradley HEALTHY M Smaby HEALTHY B Sutherby HEALTHY J Erskine HEALTHY</div>
<div class="pre">WASHINGTON (Ticker) -- The Washington Capitals may be breaking</div>out of their early offensive funk. Chris Clark scored a pair of goals, including the game-winner,to help the Capitals snap a four-game losing streak with a 5-3win over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Wednesday. Alex Ovechkin had a tally and a pair of assists for Washington,which scored more than three goals for the first time thisseason. "We had to stop that four-game losing streak," Clark said. "Andwe did it against a pretty good team." Washington coach Glen Hanlon believed the team's improvedoffense was due to the return of left wing Alexander Semin, whomissed five games with a sprained right ankle. "I just think a couple of pucks started to go in that deservedto go in," Hanlon said. "It was the result of going to the netand doing some things to get that dirty goal. We need a fewmore of them." "Finally, we win the game," Ovechkin said. "Sasha (Semin) comesback, and maybe this is the key. Finally, we get two points." Just 61 seconds after Washington took a 3-2 lead in the secondperiod, defenseman Brian Pothier fired a shot from the leftfaceoff circle that deflected off Clark in the crease and snuckby goaltender Marc Denis for a 4-2 advantage. That was the tally that Hanlon described as being "dirty." "One shot- two goals. It was just a lucky bounce," Clark said."It hit the goalie first, bounced back, hit me in the chest, Ithink, and went in. I just kind of weasel my way to the frontof the net and just hope something bounces off me or the goaliecan't see it." The goal proved crucial as Martin St. Louis scored on aone-timer with 5:54 remaining in the third period, cutting TampaBay's deficit to one. But Ovechkin scored an empty-netter in the final seconds to sealthe victory. Defenseman Paul Ranger and Jason Ward each scored a goal and setup another for the Lightning, who have lost their first threeroad games for the first time since the 2000-01 season. "It's well-documented that we're 4-0 at home and 0-3 on theroad," Denis said. "We all know that. It's too early to saythat it's a struggle." Ranger tied the game at 2-2 with a shorthanded goal with 12 1/2minutes left in the second. However, the Capitals went back ontop when they caught the Lightning on a line change. With Tampa Bay players scrambling to get on and off the ice,Matt Pettinger skated down the left wing and sent a cross-icepass to Brooks Laich. Laich scored an easy goal as Denis wasout of position, giving Washington a 3-2 edge with 2:19 left inthe period. "We have to be smarter as to when we come off the ice," TampaBay coach John Tortorella said. "We were inconsistent tonight.I thought we were really good at times, and I thought we werebrutal at other times." The Capitals had taken a 2-1 lead asOvechkin raced down the left side and sent a cross-ice pass toDavid Steckel, who had plenty of space and beat Denis to theright side at 4:43 of the middle session. It was the first career goal for the 25-year-old Steckel. "It's a relief," Steckel said. "I started thinking about it alittle too much, so finally it came." The lead did not last long, though, as Ranger tallied just 13seconds into a Capitals' power play. Ranger took a pass from Brad Richards and went straight towardDenis before firing a wrist shot that sailed into the left sideof the net at 7:27. Clark opened the scoring 6:33 into the first period, but Wardanswered with his first goal of the season with 3:20 remainingin the session. Olaf Kolzig stopped 26 shots and Pothier recorded two assistsfor the Capitals. Denis made 24 saves for Tampa Bay, which went 0-for-3 on thepower play.
NHL: TAMPA BAY at WASHINGTON <div class="pre">------------------------------------ Tampa Bay 1 1 1 --3 Washington 1 3 1 --5 ------------------------------------ FIRST PERIOD -- Scoring: 1, Washington, Chris Clark 1 (Alexander Ovechkin), 6:33. 2, Tampa Bay, Jason Ward 1 (Brad Richards, Paul Ranger), 16:40. Penalties: P Ranger, Tam (holding), 2:35. SECOND PERIOD -- Scoring: 3, Washington, David Steckel 1 (Alexander Ovechkin, Viktor Kozlov), 4:43. 4, Tampa Bay, Paul Ranger 1 (shorthanded) (Brad Richards, Jason Ward), 7:27. 5, Washington, Brooks Laich 2 (Matt Pettinger, Shaone Morrisonn), 17:41. 6, Washington, Chris Clark 2 (Brian Pothier, Michael Nylander), 18:42. Penalties: B Pothier, Was (holding), 1:51; B Lukowich, Tam (cross checking), 7:14; C Clark, Was (delay of game), 10:30; M Jurcina, Was (holding), 12:44. THIRD PERIOD -- Scoring: 7, Tampa Bay, Martin St. Louis 2 (Vaclav Prospal, Mathieu Darche), 14:06. 8, Washington, Alexander Ovechkin 5 (empty net) (Brian Pothier), 19:56. Penalties: S Morrisonn, Was (major fighting), 5:39; V Lecavalier, Tam (major fighting served by N Tarnasky), 5:39; V Lecavalier, Tam (double minor slashing, instigator, misconduct), 5:39. Shots on goal: --------------------------------------- Tampa Bay 10 14 5 --29 Washington 7 16 6 --29 --------------------------------------- Power-play Conversions: Tampa Bay - 0 of 3, Washington - 0 of 4. Goalies : Tampa Bay, Marc Denis (28 shots, 24 saves; record: 0-2-0). Washington, Olaf Kolzig (29 shots, 26 saves; record: 3-2-0). A: 10,226. Referees: Paul Devorski, Stephane Auger. Linesmen: Lyle Seitz, Shane Heyer.</div>
NHL: TAMPA BAY at WASHINGTON <div class="pre">----------------------------------------- TAMPA BAY 1 1 1 --3 WASHINGTON 1 3 1 --5 ----------------------------------------- FIRST PERIOD -- Scoring: 1, Washington, Chris Clark 1 (Alexander Ovechkin), 6:33. 2, Tampa Bay, Jason Ward 1 (Brad Richards, Paul Ranger), 16:40. Penalties: P Ranger, Tam (holding), 2:35. SECOND PERIOD -- Scoring: 3, Washington, David Steckel 1 (Alexander Ovechkin, Viktor Kozlov), 4:43. 4, Tampa Bay, Paul Ranger 1 (shorthanded) (Brad Richards, Jason Ward), 7:27. 5, Washington, Brooks Laich 2 (Matt Pettinger, Shaone Morrisonn), 17:41. 6, Washington, Chris Clark 2 (Brian Pothier, Michael Nylander), 18:42. Penalties: B Pothier, Was (holding), 1:51; B Lukowich, Tam (cross checking), 7:14; C Clark, Was (delay of game), 10:30; M Jurcina, Was (holding), 12:44. THIRD PERIOD -- Scoring: 7, Tampa Bay, Martin St. Louis 2 (Vaclav Prospal, Mathieu Darche), 14:06. 8, Washington, Alexander Ovechkin 5 (empty net) (Brian Pothier), 19:56. Penalties: S Morrisonn, Was (major fighting), 5:39; V Lecavalier, Tam (major fighting served by N Tarnasky), 5:39; V Lecavalier, Tam (double minor slashing, instigator, misconduct), 5:39. Shots on goal: ---------------------------------------- TAMPA BAY 10 14 5 --29 WASHINGTON 7 16 6 --29 ---------------------------------------- Power-play Conversions: TAM - 0 of 3, WAS - 0 of 4. Goalies : Tampa Bay, Marc Denis (28 shots, 24 saves; record: 0-2-0). Washington, Olaf Kolzig (29 shots, 26 saves; record: 3-2-0). A: 10,226. Referees: Paul Devorski, Stephane Auger. Linesmen: Lyle Seitz, Shane Heyer. INDIVIDUAL PLAYER STATISTICS TAMPA BAY WASHINGTON G A +/- Shots G A +/- Shots J Ward 1 1 +2 2 B Gordon 0 0 +1 0 J Hlavac 0 0 even 6 C Clark 2 0 +1 4 B Richards 0 2 -1 1 M Pettinger 0 1 +1 3 V Prospal 0 1 -1 1 N Backstrom 0 0 even 1 M Darche 0 1 -1 0 B Pothier 0 2 +3 1 M St. Louis 1 0 -2 6 B Laich 1 0 +1 3 C MacDonald 0 0 even 0 M Jurcina 0 0 even 0 D Janik 0 0 even 1 V Kozlov 0 1 -1 3 A Roy 0 0 -1 0 S Morrisonn 0 1 +1 0 B Lukowich 0 0 -2 0 A Semin 0 0 -1 5 M Lundin 0 0 even 0 T Poti 0 0 even 0 V Lecavalier 0 0 -2 2 D Steckel 1 0 +2 1 P Ranger 1 1 even 2 T Fleischmann 0 0 even 0 S O'Brien 0 0 -2 2 M Green 0 0 -1 2 M Ouellet 0 0 -1 2 J Schultz 0 0 +2 0 F Kuba 0 0 +1 0 A Ovechkin 1 2 +1 6 N Tarnasky 0 0 -1 1 D Brashear 0 0 even 0 C Gratton 0 0 -1 3 M Nylander 0 1 even 0 A Karlsson ABDOMINAL M Bradley HEALTHY M Smaby HEALTHY B Sutherby HEALTHY J Erskine HEALTHY</div>
