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LOS ANGELES -- The up-and-down Los Angeles Kings hardly resembled the team that was humiliated at home by the Detroit Red Wings just two days earlier. Jonathan Bernier came up with a huge effort in net to keep the Kings in the middle of the pack in the Western Conference playoff race. He recorded his third NHL shutout and Jarret Stoll converted a penalty to Phoenixs Rostislav Klesla into a power-play goal against Ilya Bryzgalov with 7:47 remaining, leading the Kings to a 1-0 victory over the Coyotes on Thursday night. "It was a battle. There wasnt that much open ice out there," Stoll said. "It was a pretty defensive-minded game. Bryzgalov plays us pretty well, so the main thing was getting traffic in front of him. We didnt get as many shots as we would have wanted, but we did a lot of good things. We just had to stay with it and be patient." Stolls fifth winner of the season came on the Kings 18th and final shot on net, which equalled the season low they had on Feb. 23 in a 3-2 win at Anaheim. Klesla, playing his second gave with Phoenix after a trade with Columbus on Monday, was sent off for high-sticking Anze Kopitar 41 seconds before Stoll beat Bryzgalov through a screen with a one-timer from the left point. "It was just a great job of cycling by those guys and good work along the wall," Stoll said, referring to Kopitar and Ryan Smyth. "I know Kopi likes to find that seam, and I try to be open for him and shoot the puck. Thats why Im out there, so I better be shooting it. Anytime theres a broken play like that, usually the penalty killers arent ready and arent set. So thats what happened." The Coyotes have lost a season-worst five straight after an eight-game winning streak that put them atop the Pacific Division for 10 days. They were coming off a frustrating 3-2 home loss Tuesday night in which Radim Vrbata got a hooking penalty with 13 seconds left in the third period and Dallas Jamie Benn burned them on the power play with five seconds remaining. "They have some really big forwards, especially on the power play, and they create a lot of traffic. But the guys battled really hard and let me see quite a few pucks," said Bernier, whose previous shutout resulted in a 1-0 shootout loss at Minnesota on Feb. 1. Coming off a sobering 7-4 home loss to Detroit on Monday in which Jonathan Quick surrendered six goals on 24 shots before getting pulled in the third period, the Kings went with Bernier in net. He faced only one shot through the first 14 minutes and finished with 25 saves in his 18th start of the season. "There was no message there. It was just a decision that I made," said coach Terry Murray, who was noncommittal as to whether hed start Bernier again Saturday at home against Vancouver. "Berniers played very well in the last outings that hes had. Through that long road trip in February, he had a couple of real big games. It was just a matter of making a call and trying to win a hockey game. Bernier was really on top of his game, and the guys in front of him played well." The victory put the Kings into a three-way tie with Phoenix and Chicago for fourth place in the conference. Los Angeles is 12-2-3 since a 2-0 home loss to the Coyotes on Jan. 20, which capped a 2-10-0 slide by the Kings. It was the third 1-0 game involving the Coyotes, who beat Dallas and Minnesota in the other ones. "We got to find ways to get a goal," Phoenix captain Shane Doan said. "We had opportunities to win, but we couldnt find ways to score. Right now every point is so huge that you have to find ways to get one to give yourself a chance." Right-wing Dustin Penner, who won a Stanley Cup ring with Anaheim in 2007, made his Kings debut after joining the club in a trade from Edmonton on Monday. He became the 22nd player to appear in a regular-season game with both Southern California teams. "Penner was good," Murray said. "I thought he had an impact in the game and he used his size several times and had some impact hits in the offensive zone on the forecheck. Hes very responsible away from the puck and he made some good plays coming through the middle of the ice on a couple of breakouts. It was a nice first game. Welcome to the team." NOTES: Phoenix C Eric Belanger played in his 700th regular-season game. His first 328 were with the Kings. ... Only once in their last 15 games have the Coyotes scored more than three goals -- a 4-3 victory against Atlanta. ... Stoll needs two goals to give the Kings six 20-goal scorers in one season for the first time since 1992-93, when they went to the Stanley Cup Finals for the only time in franchise history. ... Kopitar hasnt scored a goal in his last nine games against Phoenix, and Dustin Brown has played seven straight games against the Coyotes without one. The duo has combined for 41 goals this season. ... The Coyotes penalty-killing unit has allowed 10 goals in 23 short-handed situations over the last five games. ... Bryzgalov, who shut out the Kings on Jan. 20 at Staples Center with 36 saves, faced only four shots in the opening period. PJ Tucker Jersey . -- Scott Clemmensen got the best of the Montreal Canadiens yet again. Grant Hill Authentic Jersey . Huberdeau, the third-overall pick in the 2011 NHL Draft, will not be eligible to play in the NHL this season except on an emergency recall, according to TSNs Bob McKenzie. http://www.shopsunsonline.com/womens-marcus-morris-basketbal l-jersey/ .Y. -- The Buffalo Bills monthlong shuffle at quarterback is coming to an end after rookie starter EJ Manuel returned to practice Wednesday. Tony Mitchell Jersey . Shortstop Hanley Ramirez had a CT scan on his left ribs Sunday, and the results were not yet available. He got hit by a pitch from Joe Kelly in the opener but stayed in to play all 13 innings of a 3-2 loss Friday. Penny Hardaway Authentic Jersey . Le Toux was "lost" and "a little bit furious" after learning in late January the Philadelphia Union had traded him to the Vancouver Whitecaps.UNIONDALE, N.Y. - Gloves were dropped and blows delivered twice in the first 21 seconds. James van Riemsdyk then delivered the knockout punch for the Philadelphia Flyers, who pounded the New York Islanders again. Van Riemsdyk scored two goals in the first period and finished his first NHL hat trick in the third to help the Flyers remain alone atop the Eastern Conference with a 4-1 victory over the Islanders on Saturday night. "Stuff like this is definitely pretty cool," said van Riemsdyk, a native of nearby New Jersey. Jeff Carter staked the Flyers (45-19-10) to the lead at 8:11, and van Riemsdyk made it 2-0 just 22 seconds later. Blake Comeau got the Islanders (29-35-12) within a goal, but van Riemsdyk scored again before the period ended. Van Riemsdyks 19th of the season made it 4-1 at 9:15 of the third during a power play and gave him his first three-goal game in 145 career contests. Sergei Bobrovsky made 36 saves as Philadelphia tied the team mark with its 24th road win (24-9-4). "They had a lot of shots, but most of them were from the outside," Flyers captain Mike Richards said. "The defence did a good job of clearing the second and third opportunities. Bob made a couple of big saves to keep the score at 2-0 and 3-1. It was a good game." Philadelphia beat the Islanders for the fifth time this season and has won 20 of 21 meetings between the division rivals. Once Buffalo topped New Jersey, New York was eliminated from post-season contention for the fourth straight year and fifth out of six since the NHL lockout. "These last six games are still important," said Rick DiPietro, who made 18 saves. "Its important we keep playing and getting better. You just want to fast forward to October with everyone healthy." The Flyers reached 100 points, keeping them ahead of the Washington Capitals and Pittsburgh Penguins. Philadelphia surely felt at home in this one as Nassau Coliseum was full of orange-and-black-clad Flyers fans, who loudly supported their team. So much so that when van Riemsdyk scored his third goal, the Islanders had to watch their home ice littered with hats -- and even one flying shoe. "It just shows a lot of Flyers fans. Wherever we go there are Flyers fans in every buildingg," van Riemsdyk said.dddddddddddd. Philadelphia remained two points ahead of Washington in the East and moved four in front of idle Pittsburgh in the chase for the Atlantic Division title. The Flyers snapped a stretch of four straight shootouts -- in which they lost three -- and earned a point for the ninth straight game (5-0-4). "We still didnt play to where were capable of, but its definitely a step in the right direction," van Riemsdyk said. "We can build off this and keep getting better as the season winds down." The game started with a bang, before any of the offensive fireworks. Off the opening faceoff, New Yorks Micheal Haley and Philadelphia counterpart Daniel Carcillo dropped the gloves for a fight in which Haley landed the bigger shots. The crowd was still settling in when Flyers defenceman Sean ODonnell and Zenon Konopka squared off in the Flyers end 19 seconds later. "When I realized who was starting for us, and we got on the ice and I saw their starters, and right before the faceoff they were talking to each other. I was like, OK," Flyers forward Danny Briere said. "I thought it was great. It got me into the game and pumped me up right away." Carter broke the deadlock off a faceoff win by Claude Giroux in the offensive zone. The puck came to Carter at the top edge of the left circle for a hard wrist shot that beat DiPietro. Van Riemsdyk then took over, scoring twice in a span of less than five minutes. He raced down the right wing, cut around defenceman Jack Hillen and stuffed in the puck to make it 2-0. Comeau cut the deficit in half at 10:28, but van Riemsdyk restored the two-goal edge at 13:25. "Weve got a few games left and were going to play hard and see what happens," Islanders coach Jack Capuano said. Notes: New York LW Trevor Gillies was eligible to return after serving a 10-game NHL suspension, but didnt play. ... Giroux, who played in his 200th NHL game, had two assists. He has a point in seven of 10 games (3 goals, 9 assists). ... Van Riemsdyk had gone nine games without a goal. ... The Flyers reached 100 points in 74 games, the fastest they hit the mark since 1985-86. ... Philadelphia went 1-for-1 on the power play, breaking a five-game drought. cheap nfl jerseys cheap soccer jerseys ' ' '
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