Leafs Domi clashed with spectator in 2 1 victory over Flyers
Toronto star ties up with a fan who leapt into the penalty box during a 2 1 win in Philadelphia. Domi was not penalized further, Falcone received a police citation, and Jonas Hoglund scored the late game winner as the Maple Leafs beat the Flyers for the second time in five days.
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Rangers Down Islanders in Home-and-Home Sweep
Radek Dvorak exploded for a career high four goals as the Rangers defeated the Islanders 6 to 4 in Uniondale. Jagr added another multi goal game in March, highlighting a Rangers win in the NY rivalry. The night also featured Pittsburgh extending a winning streak behind rookie Johan Hedberg and Nashville grabbing an overtime win over Phoenix.
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Avalanche edge Flames for 50th win and record
Colorado Rookie David Aebischer earned his third shutout with 29 saves as the Avalanche topped Calgary 1-0. Chris Drury broke the deadlock with 4:39 remaining. The win marked Colorado’s 50th victory, breaking the franchise record of 49 set in 1996-97. Ziggy Palffy scored twice for Los Angeles in a 2-0 win over Columbus. Felix Potvin posted his 19th career shutout with 27 saves. Bryan Smolinski provided a breakaway goal for the Kings. Teemu Selanne and Paul Kariya each scored three times as San Jose defeated Anaheim.
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Canadiens Dominate Lightning In NHL Thursday Summary
Montreal storms past Tampa Bay 6 to 2 with goals from Zednik Brisebois Petrov and Kilger. Rucinsky and Petrov contribute as the Canadiens outshoot the Lightning 24 to 31.
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