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The Vancouver Canucks returned home on their first winning streak in over a month. The Canucks try to keep heading in the right direction on Friday night when they begin their homestand against the Phoenix Coyotes. Vancouver went 3-1-0 on a four-game road trip, the lone loss of the swing coming in John Tortorellas return to New York on Nov. 30. The Canucks followed up with wins over Carolina and Nashville to improve to 10-5-2 on the road this season. Ryan Kesler notched back-to-back two goal games to close out the trek, scoring twice in the third period of Tuesdays 3-1 victory over the Predators. Brad Richardson also scored and Roberto Luongo made 30 saves. "The second half of the game, we started playing our game," Tortorella said. "Our power play came through again. We won three out of four and thats traction." Vancouver is on its first winning streak since taking four in a row from Oct. 22-28 and will now try to improve on its 5-5-3 record at home. Forward Alex Burrows did not play on Tuesday due to a broken jaw that is expected to keep him out for four weeks, while defenseman Alexander Edler wont play tonight due to a lower-body injury. The Coyotes are looking to right the ship tonight after dropping a 4-1 decision to the Calgary Flames on Wednesday. Keith Yandle scored 4:47 into the game to put Phoenix in front, but Calgary responded to tie the game with 10 seconds left in the first to kick start a string of four straight goals. "We played a really good first period, but got unlucky with a goal at the end of the first period that probably gave them some momentum and we couldnt get it back," Phoenix head coach Dave Tippett said. Backup Thomas Greiss allowed all four goals on 18 shots for the Coyotes, who lost for the fifth time in seven games. Four of those have come in regulation and Phoenix fell to 12-2-1 when scoring first this season. The Coyotes have split the first two of a four-game swing that ends in Colorado on Tuesday. The Coyotes have won four of six against the Canucks both overall and in Vancouver. They won the first meeting of the season between the clubs 3-2 in a shootout on Nov. 5. Antoine Vermette had the shootout winner in the fifth round and Mike Smith made 31 saves. Radim Vrbata and Shane Doan scored in regulation. Smith is likely to start tonight after getting Wednesday off and is 4-3-0 with a 2.31 goals against average in his career versus the Canucks. Kesler and Dan Hamhuis scored versus the Coyotes in the first meeting, while Luongo made 30 saves and fell to 11-10-2 in his career versus Phoenix with a 2.24 GAA. Mark Jackson Knicks Jersey . The team announced on Wednesday that Brodeur would be out rehabbing his injured right shoulder but will not need surgery. 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TORONTO -- The boos that rained down on former Raptors star Chris Bosh during Miamis player introductions didnt last long into the game. The Heat centre scored 10 of his 30 points early in the first quarter to silence the Toronto fans as Miami defeated the Raptors 113-101 on Friday night. "They did like three boos when Chris came out and it changed," said Dwyane Wade, who matched Bosh with 30 points and added six assists and six rebounds for the Heat. LeBron James chipped in 27 for Miami (37-13), which jumped out to a 16-2 lead before the game was five minutes old and took the crowd out of it. "They way you start is the way you finish," said Toronto head coach Dwane Casey. "If you start out lackadaisical like that and let them have that haymaker theyre going to end it with a haymaker. And we didnt have the resistant that we needed at the beginning of the game." DeMar DeRozan led Toronto with 28 points while Andrea Bargnani had 27 points for the Raptors (17-35). Toronto stayed closed to Miami but stumbled in the final quarter with four turnovers that the Heat capitalized on. "Miami is a great team, so its very hard to stop (them)," said Bargnani. "We did a very good job for three quarters, and in the fourth quarter they did a better job than us." Miami was coming off a 106-85 victory over defending champion Dallas the night before at home. The Southeast Division-leading Heat havent been great on the road lately, having lost six of their last eight away games. But they rarely have trouble in Toronto as Miami has now won seven straight against the Raptors. The 19,883 at Air Canada Centre on Friday showed much less vitriol toward the Heat compared to Miamis last visit to Toronto last season. "A lot less boos (since last year)," said Bosh, who spent seven seasons in Toronto before leaving for free agency and joining the vaunted Big Three with James and Wade. "I played a hundred billion games here and I know this place in and out and theres a lot of great memories here. Each time I come here I dont want to disappoint myself." Tied at 83 to start the fourth Miami pulled ahead with four points but Toronto stayed close. Bargnani and James Johnson each hit threes between a pair of Bosh free throws and Toronto was again with within one of Miami at 8:44. Casey called a time out after Wade was left wide open to make good on a three-point dagger at 5:45 to put Miami ahead 97-89. Wade continued to penetrate the paint and set up Bosh for an easy putback to keep it an eight-point game. Bosh followed that up with a monster dunk and Miamis lead was up to 10 points, a lead they would not relinquish. Wade finished the fourth quarter with 13 points and the Heat finished the game with 64 points in the paint compared to Torontos 36.dddddddddddd An alley-oop by James followed by Boshs slam had Miami up 63-53 two minutes into the third quarter. The Big Three kept up the momentum with Wade hitting a three, then slamming down a lob pass from James for an eight-point Miami lead at 7:40. After Bargnani connected from beyond the arc, Johnson hit a layup with a four minutes left in the third to shave Miamis lead to 73-72. It was tied at 76 when DeRozan broke away for a driving layup at 3:29, forcing Miami to call time. Bargnani hit another three and the Raptors went on a 7-0 run to keep it tied going into the final quarter. Torontos bench slimmed Miamis lead to two points early in the second when Johnson followed up a reverse layup with a putback slam dunk to make it 35-33 before Bargnani came in to tie it with a fadaway jumper. The Raptors had their first lead of the game at 6:21 when a Miami turnover led to a driving DeRozan layup and a 41-39 advantage. Miami pulled back ahead when James hit a sky hook, then knocked down a jumper over Bargnani to give the Heat a 57-51 lead with a minute to go in the half. Miami jumped out to an 10-0 lead less than three minutes into the game as Wade sliced through a porous Toronto defence to put up four easy points and grab two boards. The Heat continued to have their way. Bosh and Wade each finished off big dunks, James made a driving layup and Mario Chalmers hit a wide-open bucket to make it 22-8 with 6:13 left in the opening quarter. "Theyre one of the best teams in the NBA," said Calderon, who finished with 16 assists. "But I think we did a pretty good job at the end. Without that bad beginning maybe it could be a little better." Linas Kleiza made his second straight start for Johnson, who came in off the bench after missing a game with a upper respiratory infection. Notes: The Raptors were without point guard Jerryd Bayless (left oblique tear), while the Heat were missing guard Mike Miller (sprained left ankle). ... 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