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After a record-setting performance in a shutout win last week,
Ben Scrivens and the Edmonton Oilers came crashing back to earth
Saturday in Boston. Jayron Hosley Giants Jersey .
The Oilers will try to get back in the win column on Monday when they
continue a four-game road trip with a battle against the Buffalo Sabres.
Edmonton won its third straight game last Wednesday against visiting San
Jose, beating the Sharks 3-0 as Scrivens stopped 59 shots to set an NHL
record for saves in a regular-season shutout. Scrivens was busy again
on Saturday and he managed to stopped 37-of-41 shots in his clubs 4-0
loss in Boston. He kept the game close by stopping 21-of-22 shots
through two periods, but the Bruins scored three times on 19 shots over
the final 20 minutes.
Scrivens, who was acquired in a trade with Los Angeles last month, fell
to 2-3-1 in five games with the Oilers after Saturdays loss. The
27-year-old is sporting a 2.21 goals against average and .944 save
percentage since the trade.
The Oilers were shut out for the seventh time this season on Saturday,
but it was the first time they were blanked since a 6-0 setback to St.
Louis on Dec. 21.
Edmonton, which will also face the New York Rangers and New Jersey
Devils on this trip, is just 8-19-4 as the visiting team this season.
The Oilers have dropped eight of their last nine on the road.
This evenings game at First Niagara Center pits the last-place teams
from each conference against each other. Edmonton occupies the basement
in the West with 42 points and only the Sabres have fewer points in the
NHL with 38.
Buffalo will try to put its most recent effort in the rearview when it
takes the ice tonight. The Sabres were slammed 7-1 in Colorado on
Saturday, losing for the eighth time in 10 games.
Matt DAgostini registered the lone goal for the Sabres in the lopsided
loss. Starter Ryan Miller was yanked after yielding five goals on 27
shots. Jhonas Enroth finished up by allowing two scores on 12 chances
and he expects to get the start tonight. Millers backup has never faced
the Oilers in his career.
Colorado seized control by scoring three times in a span of just over
five minutes in the opening period and the Avs would push the lead to
5-1 by the end of 40 minutes.
"They got that early jump, went up 3-0 in the first and never looked
back," noted Sabres forward Marcus Foligno. "We were out there looking
around. Its not a good feeling getting beat like this. There was nothing
good about it."
Buffalo is at home for two straight before playing its final game before
the Winter Olympic break Thursday in Ottawa. The Sabres have lost six
straight on home ice and are 9-15-5 as the host this season.
The Sabres and Oilers havent faced each other since Buffalo grabbed a
4-3 home win on Jan. 3, 2012. Buffalo has taken six straight in this
series and the Oilers have lost three in a row in Western New York.

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Niese pitched seven steady innings on a rainy Tuesday night and
Daniel Murphy had three hits to lead New York to a 6-1 victory over the
Phillies. Craig Dahl Giants Jersey .
"Ive got a lot of work to do on this team and the sooner that I can get
back to my office and start that work, itll be better," he said
straight-faced as the rest of the room erupted in laughter.CALGARY -- An
ugly goal for the Calgary Flames and goaltender Reto Berra was a thing
of beauty for the desperate Edmonton Oilers.
From near the corner and below the goal line, David Perron flung the
puck towards the net, banking it off Berras shoulder and in for the
go-ahead goal as Edmonton snapped a five-game losing streak Saturday
night with a 4-2 come-from-behind victory over the Calgary Flames.
Boyd Gordon capped the scoring into an empty net as the Oilers stormed
back with four unanswered goals in the third period to steal the first
of five meetings between the provincial rivals.
"Id be kidding if I said I knew I would score but I saw a little bit of
room, I put it there and it was in the net so it felt good," said
Perron.
Just over two minutes earlier, the Oilers tied the game 2-2 on another
strange one.
Sam Gagners shot deflected off Flames defenceman Dennis Wideman and
fluttered high in the air. While Berra couldnt find it, Ales Hemsky
batted it in from out of mid-air for his first goal in 12 games.
Edmonton started its comeback at 3:41 when Jordan Eberle, who was
uncovered in the slot, took a drop pass from Taylor Hall and ripped a
shot over Berras blocker.
The three-goal barrage happened in a span of 6:42 and came on four
shots.
"We gave them two goals out of three," said Flames coach Bob Hartley,
visibly unhappy. "After 40 minutes, I felt that we gave them nothing. We
were playing our style. Then, their first goal and third goal, theres
only one word for those two goals - awful."
Edmonton (5-15-2), which began the night in last place in the NHL, won
for just the second time in its last 12 (2-9-1).
Sean Monahan and Wideman scored for Calgary (6-11-3). The Flames are
winless in their last six, and are 0-4-1 in their last five games at the
Scotiabank Saddledome.
"We have a lot of pressure on us from our team itself, from the
organization, from the fans, they expect us to win and when youre not
winning, it kills the confidence on your team," said Eberle. "You start
making plays that youre not used to making, you start squeezing the
stick and you start not playing as a team."
Eberle himself had been in a lengthy slump with just one goal in his
previous 12 games.
"Momentum is a huge thing in this game. When things arent going, you
sometimes get pissed off and try to do things yourself and thats when
things start breaking down even more," said Eberle. "So when you finally
get rewarded and get some confidence, were going to use that."
Oilers coach Dallas Eakins says the smallest of things can turn around a
teams fortunes and he hopes thiss result will provide that boost for
his team. Jameel McClain Giants Jersey. He used Philadelphias recent 3-0-1 run as an example.
"We were in a close game with them. We end up losing the game, they had
been on the down and out and it seemed like every time I look at the
scoreboard lately, theyve been winning," Eakins said. "When you get that
winning feeling again, its contagious. Just like when you have that
losing feeling, its contagious too."
The first of five meetings between the provincial rivals featured the
teams ranked 13th and 14th in the Western Conference.
The Flames remain three points up on Oilers, although they are 12 points
back of a playoff spot.
"Great start. In the first two periods, I thought we were the better
team. Then, in 10 or 12 minutes, we lost the game, so thats really
disappointing and nobody in this locker-room can be happy," said former
Oilers defenceman Ladislav Smid. "We have to learn how to finish those
kind of games. We knew they have lots of talent over there. We should
have just played the same game for 60 minutes, no matter what happened."
Devan Dubnyk had a great night for the Oilers making 33 saves to improve
to 4-10-1. It comes on the same night that newly signed Ilya Bryzgalov
picked up a win in his second AHL conditioning start, allowing only one
goal in Oklahoma Citys 4-1 victory over Abbotsford.
Making his sixth start in the last seven games, Berra had 19 saves to
fall to 1-4-1.
Calgary took a 2-0 lead at 17:08 of the second period on a rocket off
the stick of Wideman. Dubnyk never saw it as he was screened on the play
by Lee Stempniak.
Sean Monahan gave the Flames a 1-0 lead at 12:23.
It was the first goal in seven games for Calgarys 2013 first round draft
pick and just his second in the last 12 after he started the season
with six in his first eight.
It also marked the first time Calgary held a lead after the first period
in three weeks. In the previous eight games, the Flames had been
outscored 11-1 in the opening 20 minutes.
The game began with a throwback to the old days of the Battle of Alberta
as heavyweights Brian McGrattan and Luke Gazdic squared off in a
lengthy fight that fired up the crowd.
Notes: Healthy scratches for Calgary were RW Tim Jackman and D Sean
OBrien... LW Ryan Jones was not in the line-up for Edmonton... After
several years of Calgary domination, Edmonton has won five of the last
seven games between the two teams ... Flames LW TJ Galiardi hasnt scored
in his last 18 games. Also slumping is D TJ Brodie, who has no points
in his last eight games... For Edmonton, Nugent-Hopkins has one goal in
his last 13 games.

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