James van Riemsdyk scored with 33 seconds left as the Flyers topped Chicago, 5-4. Elsewhere, Boston roughed up Calgary with a NINE GOAL evening and the Rangers beat Florida in overtime.
Blackhawks Vs. Flyers: James Van Riemsdyk Provides Heroics With 32.8 Seconds Left In Philly 5-4 Win
Struggling for a good portion of the season, van Riemsdyk had managed just one point (goal) in his previous eight games.
“Some bounces haven’t necessarily gone my way most of the year, but it feels good to contribute and help the team win,” he said.
Read Article >Stars Vs. Predators: Shea Weber’s Return Forgettable In Nashville’s 4-1 Loss
Weber was pointless in 25:45 with a team-high 27 shifts, four shots and five hits, but finished with a minus-2 rating. He was on the ice for Dallas’ final two goals.
Read Article >Panthers Vs. Rangers: Marian Gaborik’s OT Winner Keeps Blueshirts On Top

Getty ImagesThe win puts New York one point ahead of both Boston and Vancover for the overall NHL points lead, and four points ahead of Philadelphia for the lead in the Atlantic Division, while the Panthers will take their consolation point to give themselves a four point cushion over Washington in the Southeast.
Read Article >Jets Vs. Maple Leafs: Winnipeg Loses Big Again On The Road, This Time At Toronto, 4-0

Getty ImagesAfter their 10-3-1 run in December, Winnipeg’s first two loses of 2012 have already started concerns for their season now that they won’t have the cushion of home-ice advantage for 13 of 15 games for the rest of the year. Gustavsson for the Leafs, however, has continued to help his team win and earned the 4-0 shutout Thursday night.
Gustavsson sure would have earned another start, not only because of the shutout, but being able to make a save without his glove or stick in the third period:
Read Article >NHL Scores And More: Boston Bruins Extinguish Calgary Flames, 9-0


BOSTON, MA - JANUARY 05: Milan Lucic #17 is congratulated by teammate David Krejci #46 after Lucic scored a goal against the Calgary Flames on January 5, 2012 at TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images) Getty ImagesTuukka Rask stopped all 25 shots he faced and although the netminding was once again excellent -- it was Rask’s fourth shutout in his past five games -- the real key for the Bruins was their consistency, writes Biz Jacobs at SB Nation Boston:
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