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Red Wings 5, Islanders 4

DETROIT

Danny DeKeyser scored with 27.9 remaining in regulation, lifting Detroit to a win over New York. DeKeyser’s shot from the left side of the left circle caromed off two Islanders defensemen, Nick Leddy and Thomas Hickey, and into the net. Detroit had a one-goal lead for 20 minutes before Jason Chimera made it 4-all with 2:26 left in the third period. Red Wings coach Jeff Blashill challenged that Chimera was offside, but the goal that he chipped in between the post and Petr Mrazek stood off Darren Helm’s turnover. Henrik Zetterberg had a go-ahead goal late in the second period scored 23 seconds after John Tavares pulled the Islanders into a 3-all tie.

Hurricanes 2, Oilers 1

RALEIGH, N.C.

Sebastian Aho scored the go-ahead goal early in the third period, lifting Carolina past Edmonton. Jordan Staal had a goal in the first period for Carolina, which split the season series. Edmonton won the other meeting, 3-2 at home on Oct. 18. Connor McDavid scored the Oilers’ only goal, tying the game in the second period. Carolina, 17-6-1 at home, improved to 8-0-0 this season when allowing just one goal. Carolina’s Cam Ward, who grew up in the Edmonton suburb of Sherwood Park, Alberta, stopped 24 shots. Edmonton goalie Cam Talbot, who lost for the first time in five appearances against Carolina, had 21 saves.

Panthers 2, Ducks 1

SUNRISE, FLA.

Jonathan Huberdeau scored his first goal of the season to lift Florida over Anaheim. Reilly Smith also scored for the Panthers, and Aleksander Barkov had an assist in his return to the lineup after missing 15 games due to injury. James Reimer stopped 22 shots. Huberdeau’s goal during 4-on-4 play with 4:58 left in the second period broke a 1-all tie. Barkov passed from the left circle across to Huberdeau in the slot and he shot the puck high into the net. Hampus Lindholm scored for Anaheim, and John Gibson made 35 saves.

Flames 4, Devils 3, OT

NEWARK, N.J.

Defenseman TJ Brodie had four assists, the last on Mikael Backlund’s winning goal at 1:13 of overtime, and Calgary beat New Jersey to send the Devils to their seventh straight loss at home. Sean Monahan, Kris Versteeg and Matt Stajan also scored as the Flames won their third straight game. Brian Elliott made 26 saves. Adam Henrique, Pavel Zacha, Kyle Palmieri tallied for New Jersey, which battled back from an early 2-0 deficit to take the lead. Cory Schneider had 34 saves. The Flames cycled the puck in the Devils’ end on the winning goal before Brodie found Backlund low in the left circle for a shot under the cross bar.

Associated Press