NHL ROUNDUP Tuesday's games

Blackhawks 3, Blue Jackets 2
CHICAGO -- Tyler Arnason deflected in Alexander Karpovtsev's shot from the point with 6.2 seconds remaining in the third period. Arnason got the game-winner after Alex Zhamnov won a faceoff in the Columbus zone. Steve Sullivan also scored for Chicago and assisted on Lyle Odelein's goal. Jocelyn Thibault stopped 20 shots for his 200th NHL win. Jaroslav Spacek and Espen Knutsen scored for Columbus, winless on the road this season at 0-3. Marc Denis made 19 saves. Spacek opened the scoring 3:01 into the first period on a high screened shot from the top of the slot. Arnason beat Denis from 30 feet with 2:07 to go in the first but the goal was disallowed because Chicago's Kyle Calder interfered with the Columbus goalie. Odelein tied it 1-1 at 3:20 of the second, also on a screened shot from the top of the slot, after Sullivan won a faceoff in the Columbus zone. Knutsen restored the Blue Jackets' lead just 1:10 later. He lofted a shot over Thibault's shoulder after a Blackhawks turnover in their own zone. Sullivan tied it at 2 with 5:48 remaining in the second. He picked up a rebound of his own shot, stickhandled through traffic in the crease and beat Denis with a backhander.
Hurricanes 2, Devils 1
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Jeff O'Neill had a goal and an assist as Carolina again got the best of New Jersey. Kevin Weekes made 34 saves and Jaroslav Svoboda also scored as the Hurricanes beat the Devils for the second time this season. Carolina only managed 11 shots against goaltender Martin Brodeur -- none in the final period. Jeff Friesen scored for New Jersey, which had a three-game winning streak snapped in losing for only the second time in eight games this season. O'Neill extended his career-best point streak to nine games.
Coyotes 3, Islanders 2
UNIONDALE, N.Y. -- Landon Wilson batted in a rebound with 3:31 left to give Phoenix a comeback victory. Brian Boucher made 31 saves as Phoenix improved its road record to 4-3-0-1. Mike Johnson and Daniel Briere also scored for the Coyotes, who are winless at home (0-3). Mark Parrish and Alexei Yashin scored to give New York a 2-0 lead.
Flyers 2, Senators 1
PHILADELPHIA -- Keith Primeau scored twice to lead Philadelphia. Flyers goaltender Roman Cechmanek stopped 29 shots, including several key saves in the final minutes, as Philadelphia remained unbeaten at home (3-0-1). Jason Spezza, the second overall pick in the 2001 draft, scored his first NHL goal for the Senators.
Canadiens 2, Mighty Ducks 2
MONTREAL -- Anaheim defenseman Keith Carney scored his first goal of the season with 4:52 remaining in the third period to tie the score. Carney also assisted on Matt Cullen's goal in the first period. Oleg Petrov and Mariusz Czerkawski scored for Montreal.
Red Wings 3, Sharks 2
DETROIT -- Sergei Fedorov scored two power-play goals, including the game-winner in the third period. Jason Williams also scored and Luc Robitaille added two assists for the defending Stanley Cup champions. Owen Nolan scored both goals for San Jose and Niklas Sundstrom had two assists.
Kings 4, Thrashers 0
ATLANTA -- Lubomir Visnovsky and Mikko Eloranta scored two goals apiece as Los Angeles kept Atlanta winless. Felix Potvin was hardly tested in his first shutout of the season and 26th of his career. The Thrashers lost their ninth straight to begin the season. Los Angeles lost leading scorer Jason Allison early in the game. He was helped from the ice with a sprained right knee and will have an MRI today.
Wild 3, Avalanche 2, OT
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Lubomir Sekeras scored 3:43 into overtime to give Minnesota an NHL-best 16 points. Manny Fernandez finished with 21 saves for the Wild. David Aebischer (0-2-0), who started in place of Patrick Roy, made 20 stops for the Avalanche. Joe Sakic scored both of Colorado's goals, while Peter Forsberg had two assists.
Sabres 1, Canucks 1
VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- Buffalo rookie Ales Kotalik scored with 2:39 remaining in the third period. It was the second NHL goal for Kotalik, ruining a strong performance by Canucks goaltender Dan Cloutier. Ed Jovanovski scored his first goal of the season on the power play late in the second period and Cloutier finished with 30 saves for the Canucks.
-- Associated Press