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                                                                                                                                                                       Saturday 14 November 2015

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 Rangers score early and often to beat Blues 6-3 

NEW YORK (AP) — The New         ty-net goals, Ales Hemsky      New York Rangers defenseman Ryan McDonagh (27) trips over St. Louis Blues right wing Vladimir
York Rangers scored three       had a goal and two as-         Tarasenko (91), of Russia, as Rangers left wing Rick Nash (61) block the puck in front of the Rang-
goals in the first period to    sists while John Klingberg     ers’ goal in the third period of an NHL hockey game in New York, Thursday, Nov. 12, 2015. The
lay the foundation for a        and Colton Sceviour had        Rangers defeated the Blues 6-3.
6-3 victory over St. Louis      a goal and an assist for the
on Friday in a predictably      Stars.                                                                                                                                  (AP Photo/Kathy Willens)
high-scoring encounter          Tyler Myers’ first goal this
between two of the early-       season had tied the game       New Jersey’s Sergey Kali-     high sticking, Blackhawks       ond to put New Jersey
season pacesetters in the       3-3 at 9:17 of the third.      nin scored a power-play       goalie Corey Crawford           ahead.
NHL.                            Blake Wheeler and Jacob        goal with 2:27 left to give   stopped Kyle Palmieri’s shot    Chicago rookie Artemi Pan-
The Rangers remained four       Trouba also scored for the     the Devils a 3-2 win against  from the left circle but Kali-  arin scored from a sharp
points clear atop the Met-      Jets.                          Chicago and their second      nin was alone at the edge       angle with 6:41 left in the
ropolitan Division while the    Los Angeles goaltender         victory over the defending    of the crease and slipped       third. Kane assisted on that
Blues dropped three points      Jhonas Enroth stayed un-       Stanley Cup champions in-     the rebound in the net.         one and scored a 5-on-3
behind Central Division         beaten in a Kings uniform      side a week.                  Adam Henrique and Palm-         goal in the first to extend his
leader Dallas, which beat       with 31 saves, as the hosts    With Patrick Kane off for     ieri had scored in the sec-     point streak to 11 games.q
Winnipeg by the same 6-3        beat the Islanders 2-1.
scoreline.                      Enroth has yielded two
Elsewhere, Los Angeles          goals over his first three
had a tight win against the     starts in place of Jonathan
New York Islanders, and         Quick, racking up a .979
Ottawa edged Vancou-            save percentage. He was
ver for its first win in regu-  outstanding during a pro-
lation time at home this        longed third-period pen-
season.                         alty kill.
New York’s Derick Bras-         Drew Doughty and Milan
sard, Mats Zuccarello and       Lucic scored for the Pa-
Kevin Hayes all scored in       cific Division-leading Kings.
the first period, and J.T.      Brock Nelson scored an
Miller, Ryan McDonagh           early goal for New York,
and Dan Girardi also net-       which has scored more
ted for the Rangers, who        than two goals only once
are the highest-scoring         in its past eight games.
team in the league.             Ottawa’s Bobby Ryan and
Dmitrij Jaskin, Vladimir        Chris Wideman had pow-
Tarasenko and Troy Brou-        er-play goals as the Sena-
wer scored for St. Louis,       tors beat Vancouver 3-2.
which had won its previous      Erik Karlsson also scored for
three games.                    the Senators.
Dallas’ Jamie Benn scored       Sven Baertschi and Al-
the tiebreaking goal on a       exander Edler scored for
third-period power play         the Canucks, who have
and the Stars pulled away       played four of seven
to defeat Winnipeg 6-3.         games on their current
Antoine Roussel and Ver-        road trip.
non Fiddler added emp-

Curry still hot as Warriors down
Timberwolves, improve to 10-0 

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Gold-        MVP, bit 15 of 25 shots, in-
en State’s Stephen Curry        cluding 8 of 13 3-pointers,
scored 21 points in the first   to finish with 46 points.
quarter to set up another       Draymond Green had 23
dominant performance            points, 12 assists and eight
personally and by his team      rebounds for the Warriors,
as the Warriors won 129-116     who are the fourth de-
at Minnesota on Thursday        fending champion to start
to make it 10 straight wins     the season with at least 10
to start the season.            straight wins.
In the day’s other two          Karl-Anthony Towns had
games, reserve Tyler John-      17 points and 11 rebounds
son sank two key late bas-      for the Timberwolves, who
kets to give Miami the nar-     have lost all four home
rowest of wins against Utah,    games this season while
and Phoenix rolled past a       winning all four away.
depleted Los Angeles Clip-      Ricky Rubio missed his sec-
pers lineup.                    ond straight game with a
Curry, the reigning league      strained left hamstring.q
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