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(Sports Network) - The Winnipeg Jets won last night in Minnesota and will try to carry that momentum into tonights opening game of an eight-game homestand against the Boston Bruins. Winnipeg has performed much better on home ice this season, posting a 16-9-2 record as the host compared to an 11-17-4 road mark. Watch the game live on TSN starting at 7:30pm et/4:30pm pt. The game is also available on TSN Mobile TV. You can also listen to the game locally on TSN 1290 and nationally on TSN.ca. Winnipeg will try to boost its playoff chances during its lengthy residency. The Jets are currently four points out of a postseason berth in the East and are also five points in back of Florida for the Southeast Division lead. After losing consecutive outings, the Jets made their way back into the win column with Thursdays shootout win over the Wild. Evander Kane scored twice in regulation and also record the winner in the shootout to lift Winnipeg to the 4-3 decision at Xcel Energy Center. Minnesotas Dany Heatley was stopped by Chris Mason in the fourth round of the shootout and Kane followed by winning it with a wrister. Kane also had an assist while Alexander Burmistrov had a goal and an assist for the Jets. Mason made 22 stops in the win. "Every game has such magnitude," said Mason. "Every game is a must win but chances are were not going to win every one, so we take whats in front of us." The Jets played Thursday without defenseman Zach Bogosian, who sustained an upper-body injury in Winnipegs previous contest. Bogosian, who averages 23 minutes, 30 seconds of ice time a game, is considered day-to-day and is questionable for tonight. The Bruins will try to record consecutive victories for the first time in over a month when they visit the Jets tonight at MTS Centre. The Bruins went 25-4-1 from Nov. 1-Jan. 12, but the defending Stanley Cup champions have played mediocre hockey since then, posting a 7-7-1 record over their last 15 contests. Despite Bostons erratic play of late, the club is still four points ahead of Ottawa for the Northeast Division lead and, more importantly, the Bs have five games in hand over the Senators. The Bruins have given up ground in the race for the conferences top seed, as the New York Rangers are currently seven points ahead of Boston atop the East. The Bruins last posted consecutive wins with victories over Winnipeg and Montreal on Jan. 10 and 12, respectively. Boston posted a win Wednesday night against the Canadiens to start a six-game road trip and Claude Julien hopes his club can make it two in a row tonight in Winnipeg. Boston led the Canadiens by a 3-1 score after two periods on Wednesday, but allowed the Habs to tie the game in the third and send it to overtime. Tyler Seguin eventually scored the winner in the shootout to lift the Bs to the 4-3 win at Bell Centre. Seguin scored on the second chance of the shootout when he blew a wrister past Carey Price. Tim Thomas then stopped Lars Ellers wrister with his blocker to give the Bruins their third win in the past five games. Andrew Ference, Patrice Bergeron and Benoit Pouliot all scored for Boston, while Thomas stopped 26 shots in the win. "Ive been lucky so far in shootouts but Ill take it," said Thomas. "It was a bit more passionate game that we played tonight. We brought the effort with team energy and part of that was how Montreal came at us." Bruins forward Rich Peverley suffered an injury to his right knee in the third period of Wednesdays game and he was sent back to Boston to be evaluated. Boston has a solid 17-8-0 record as the guest this year and will also visit Minnesota, St. Louis, Buffalo and Ottawa during this swing. The Bruins have taken two of three from Winnipeg this season and tonights meeting is the final scheduled encounter between the clubs this year. Boston has taken three of four and 14 of the last 17 matchups against the Atlanta/Winnipeg franchise, but the Bs dropped a 2-1 decision when they visited the MTS Centre on Dec. 6. Legend Blue 11s . Monfils will meet top-seeded Tomas Berdych, who beat Philipp Kohlschreiber of Germany 6-3, 6-4. Simon rallied from a 3-0 deficit in the final set, levelling at 4-4, but he dropped serve again to lose the all-French match. Cheap Jordan 11 Legend Blue . Wandy Rodriguez pitched six innings, and three relievers completed a three-hitter to help the unbeaten Dominican Republic top Puerto Rico 2-0 Saturday. http://www.legendblueairjordan11.com/ . "Im very happy to help the team," the Swiss youth international said. "It was a good start." Brazilian defender Felipe opened the scoring in the 43rd minute for Hannover, before last seasons leading scorer, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar, drew the visitors level with a great individual effort in the 52nd. Retro Jordan 11 Legend Blue Sale . Parker had 22 points in his return from an eight-game absence, Tim Duncan added 19 points and 16 rebounds and the San Antonio Spurs escaped with a 104-97 overtime victory against the Utah Jazz on Friday night. Retro Jordan 11 Legend Blue .C. -- Its been quite a week for Washingtons Cody Eakin.BLED, Slovenia -- Canadas mens eight team qualified for the 2012 Olympic Games on Wednesday by advancing to the event final at the world rowing championships. Canada finished second in its semifinal with a time of five minutes 32.37 seconds, guaranteeing a top-six finish. The top seven boats earn a berth in the London Games. Canada is the defending Olympic champion in mens eights. Brian Price of Belleville, Ont., Torontos Andrew Byrnes and Victorias Malcolm Howard were part of the 2008 team that won gold in Beijing. The other rowers in the crew headed to London are Will Crothers of Kingston, Ont., Rob Gibson of Kingston, Conlin McCabe of Brockville, Ont., Jeremiah Brown of Cobourg, Ont., Doug Csima of Oakville, Ont., and Gabe Bergen of 100 Mile House, B.C. "I think everyone was really excited for this one -- a lot was on the line in this semifinal with Olympic qualifying," Byrnes said. "We came out with a lot of energy and good focus. "We did what we wanted to do -- raced hard right at the start, pushed hard in the middle and I think its going to be really tight tomorrow. Im predicting five boats crossing the line with maybe only half a length between first and fifth." Great Britain finished first in the semifinal, whiile Australia finished third and also advanced.dddddddddddd. Germany, the Netherlands and Poland advanced from the other semifinal. In other racing, the Canadian mens four won its repechage to advance to the semifinals. Canada crossed the line in 6:00.18, with the Czech Republic also qualifying in 6:03.34. "It was great to see the guys win the rep," said coach Terry Paul. "They made it harder than they needed to and struggled with the steering in the first 1000 (metres). Despite that, they demonstrated that they have the raw speed to challenge the top crews in the semi and potentially for the medals on Sunday. The four is Montreals Derek OFarrell, Will Dean of Kelowna, B.C., Winnipegs Kevin Kowalyk and Vancouvers Anthony Jacob. The lightweight mens double team of Doug Vandor (Dewittville, Que.) and Cam Sylvester (Caledon, Ont.) finished second in its heat in 6:24.65 and advanced to the semifinal. Greece won in 6:24.26 and France was third in 6:25.06 . The Canadian mens coxed pair was second in its repechage in 7:03.74, and now has a chance to medal in the final on Friday. Germany won in 7:02.80. 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