Zubrus' goal helps Devils defeat Rangers

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Zubrus' goal helps Devils defeat Rangers

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Dainius Zubrus tipped in Zach Parise's soft shot 7 minutes, 51 seconds into the third period and New Jersey remained undefeated on the road with a 4-2 victory over the New York Rangers last night.

Zubrus' first goal this season made a winner of Martin Brodeur, who had never beaten Rangers counterpart Henrik Lundqvist in regulation on the road in the regular season. Brodeur had 29 saves to push the Devils to 4-0 away from home.

Ryan Callahan had a breakaway chance with 2 minutes left thwarted from behind by diving Devils defenseman Colin White.

Brodeur, the NHL's winningest goalie with 562 victories, had an anxious moment shortly before Zubrus snapped the 2-2 tie. Marian Gaborik stole the puck from Brodeur behind the net, but couldn't get it to a teammate for a shot at the vacated net.

Parise and Nicklas Bergfors gave the Devils a 2-0 lead in the first, but Gaborik and Ales Kotalik answered in the second for New York (7-3), which has lost two straight following a seven-game winning streak. Lundqvist made 21 saves.

Parise added an empty-net goal with 40.2 seconds left.

The Rangers gave up seven of the final eight goals in a 7-3 home loss to San Jose on Monday and quickly fell into another hole against New Jersey. They broke out of their doldrums in the second period with the two that got them even.

In other games:

* At Phoenix, Adrian Aucoin scored 1:57 into overtime, lifting the Coyotes to a 3-2 comeback win over Detroit. The Coyotes' Petr Prucha sent the game into overtime, scoring with 2:40 remaining in the third period.

* At Atlanta, Jeff Schultz, Matt Bradley and Chris Clark scored in an 88-second span of the second period, Semyon Varlamov stopped 22 shots and Washington earned its third straight win, beating the Thrashers, 5-4.

* At Edmonton, Dustin Penner (two goals, three assists) and Lubomir Visnovsky scored in the third period as the Oilers rallied to defeat Columbus, 6-4. Robert Nilsson added an empty-net goal for Edmonton.

* At Montreal, Scott Gomez and Marc-Andre Bergeron scored in the first period to give the Canadiens their first two-goal lead of the season en route to a 5-1 win over the New York Islanders. Max Pacioretty, Mike Cammalleri and Maxim Lapierre also scored for Montreal (4-5), which won in regulation for the first time in 13 games dating to last season.

* At Ottawa, Shea Weber scored his second goal of the game on a power play in overtime to give Nashville a 6-5 victory over the Senators. Pekka Rinne had 27 saves for his first victory of the season.

* At Tampa, Mike Smith (32 saves) won for the first time in 9 months, James Wright scored his first NHL goal and the Lightning beat San Jose, 5-2. Smith missed the final 32 games last season due to post-concussion syndrome.

Noteworthy

* Anaheim right wing Evgeny Artyukhin was suspended three games by the NHL for a slew-footing incident in Wednesday night's game against Dallas. Stars defenseman Matt Niskanen was injured on the play, but no penalty was called.
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