MHL Updates

January 23
WASHINGTON 2, ANAHEIM 2: Steve Bernier and Chris Gratton scored third-period goals as Anaheim rallied from a 2-0 deficit. Johan Hedberg made 25 saves for Washington.
DALLAS 3, SAN DIEGO 2: Derek Roy had two points, including the game winning goal on a third-period power play, to lift Dallas to victory. Scott Clemmenson made 20 saves for the win.
HOUSTON 2, CLEVELAND 1: Tony Amonte and Marc Chouinard scored third-period goals as Houston rallied for a 2-1 win. David Leneveu stopped 24 shots for the Aeros.
January 22
CALGARY 3, LOS ANGELES 0: Brian Sutherby and Christian Backman scored 1:13 apart and Michael Garnett stopped 16 shots for his second shutout.
January 21
PHOENIX 8, CLEVELAND 5: Randy Robitaille had three points and Phoenix scored six times in the second period on its way to victory. Marcus Nilson, Todd Fedoruk and Zbenyk Michalek each had two points while Jeremy Roenick, Andrei Markov and Scott Mellanby each had two points for the Barons.

ANAHEIM 10, NEW YORK 6: Mikko Koivu had two goals and three assists and Ric Jackman scored twice and set up two more for the Ducks. Steve Bernier had 4 points, giving him 11 in the last three games and linemates Koivu, nine points in three games, and Mark Smith, four goals in four games, have also been hot.
MINNESOTA 6, SEATTLE 3: Travis Green scored six seconds after Seattle had tied the game 3-3 and Alexander Khavanov and Keith Ballard scored within the next three minutes as the Wild pulled away to win 6-3. Jamie Heward scored twice for Seattle.
HOUSTON 4, LOS ANGELES 4: Chris Kelly scored twice and set up another as Los Angeles rallied to tie Houston on Ryan Craig's goal with three minutes to play. David Leneveu made 39 saves for the Aeros.
January 20
NEW YORK 2, PHOENIX 1: Pierre Marc Bouchard, who scored the winner, and Ian Laperriere each had a goal and an assist. Petr Budaj faced only 17 shots for New York.

ANAHEIM 6, WASHINGTON 3: Steve Bernier scored twice and set up three more as Anaheim doubled Washington. Jan Bulis also scored twice. Steve Avery had two points for Washington.
January 19
CLEVELAND 2, CALGARY 1: Andrei Markov's third-period goal broke a 1-1 tie and Sean Burke made 26 saves for the Barons.
January 18
DALLAS 6, HOUSTON 2: Mike Cammalleri and Lee Stempniak each scored twice to lead Dallas past Houston. Nik Antropov, Chris Campoli and Andy Hutchinson each had two assists for the Stars.
MINNESOTA 5, SEATTLE 3: Jocelyn Thibault made 36 saves in his Wild debut but the win was a costly one as Minnesota's leading scorer Todd White, third in the league with 45 points, will be out until mid-February. Brett McLean, Chris Kunitz and Keith Ballard each had two points.
NEW YORK 4, SAN DIEGO 2: Brooks Laich's first goal in 36 games broke a 2-2 tie with 2:16 to play. Laich's goal was the first even-strength goal of the game. Petr Budaj stopped 29 shots and Sami Kapanen had two assists.
January 17
CALGARY 5, NEW YORK 1: Michael Garnett made 38 saves and Dean McAmmond had two goals and an assist to lead Calgary to victory. Niclas Havelid and David Tanabe each had two points.
January 16
SEATTLE 5, HOUSTON 4 (OT): Houston scored twice in 25 seconds with less than six minutes to play to tie the game but Kyle Wellwood's second goal of the game in overtime gave Seattle the win. Ryan Getzlaf and Rene Bourque each had two points.
MINNESOTA 3, SAN DIEGO 3: Minnesota and San Diego came into the game tied for first place and Matthew Lombardi's goal with four minutes remaining made sure it stayed that way. The Gulls' Alexei Ponikarovsky and the Wild's Patrick Sharp each had two points.
DALLAS 2, CALGARY 1: R.J. Umberger and Derek Roy scored for the Stars and Mike Dunham stopped 20 shots for the win.
LOS ANGELES 4, ANAHEIM 3: The Kings scored four unanswered goals, two by Ryan Craig, as Los Angeles wiped out a 3-0 deficit. Petr Nedved had two points as did the Ducks' Mikko Koivu.
CLEVELAND 2, PHOENIX 1: Sean Burke made 30 saves and Scott Thornton's second-period goal broke a 1-1 tie. The Barons' leading scorer, Matt Pettinger, was injured on his first shift of the game and will be out of the lineup for 10 days.
January 14
ANAHEIM 3, SEATTLE 2: Mark Smith scored twice, including the winner, and Dan Cloutier stopped 32 shots for the victory.
January 13
SEATTLE 4, SAN DIEGO 3 (OT): San Diego's Alex Ponikarovsky scored with 45 seconds to play to tie the game but Seattle's Rene Bourque scored in overtime. Mikael Holmqvist and Andy Hilbert each had two points for Seattle while Martin Erat set up all three San Diego goals.
January 12
SAN DIEGO 6, HOUSTON 4: Matthew Lombardi had three points and Alex Ponikarovsky and Trevor Letowski each scored twice .
PHOENIX 2, LOS ANGELES 1: Tomas Plekanec scored the game winning goal with 2:05 to play. Vitaly Kolesnik made 39 saves for the win.
CALGARY 3, WASHINGTON 1: Mikael Samuelsson had two points and Dean McAmmond had two assists for Calgary, who outshot Washington 41-20. Michael Garnett made 19 saves for the win while Patrick Lalime stopped 38 shots in a losing effort.
January 11
SAN DIEGO 4, CALGARY 2: Mathieu Baron scored power play goals 90 seconds apart in the opening minutes of the third period and Jamie Lundmark netted the winner as San Diego overcame a 2-0 deficit. Brian Willsie had both goals for Calgary, who outshot the Gulls 31-19.
LOS ANGELES 6, DALLAS 5: Patrick Stefan scored the game winner and Craig Rivet had two points for the Kings. Martin Lapointe had two points for the Stars.
CLEVELAND 1, PHOENIX 1: Cleveland's Richard Park and Phoenix's Jamal Mayers exchanged late third-period goals and Vitali Kolesnik made 39 saves, including five in overtime. 
HOUSTON 5, WASHINGTON 4: Mike Van Ryn had four points and Chris Clark scored twice as Houston held on after building a 4-1 first-period lead. The teams combined for 27 minor penalites, creating 23 power play opportunities. 
MINNESOTA 4, ANAHEIM 0: Jamie McLennan made 24 saves for a shutout and Petr Prucha and Chris Kunitz each had a goal and an assist.
January 10
CLEVELAND 7, NEW YORK 4: Geoff Sanderson and Matt Pettinger each scored twice and Dan Hamhuis set up four goals in Cleveland earned a split in its home and home series with New York.
MINNESOTA 5, DALLAS 1: Petr Prucha had two goals and an assist and Jamie McLennan faced only 13 shots in the Wild net. Minnesota outshot Dallas 13-1 in the second period.
January 8
NEW YORK 1, CLEVELAND 0: Dustin Penner scored his first goal of the season with six minutes to play to give New York a 1-0 win over Cleveland. Olaf Kolzig, who faced only one shot in the second period, made 19 saves for the shutout. Jason Labarbera stopped 30 shots for the Barons.
HOUSTON 4, PHOENIX 3: Serge Aubin had two points and Ryan Kesler had two assists as Houston edged Phoenix, despite giving up three power play goals.
SAN DIEGO 4, SEATTLE 0: Ilya Bryzgalov made 26 saves for his league-leading fourth shutout of the season. Petr Cajanek had three points, including a shorthanded goal. 

DALLAS 7, WASHINGTON 2: Mike Cammalleri had three goals and two assists and Derek Roy also had a hat trick as Dallas blasted Washington. 
MINNESOTA 2, CALGARY 2: J.S. Aubin made five of his 33 saves in overtime to preserve a tie for Minnesota. Matt Stajan scored the tying goal in the third period.
January 7
LOS ANGELES 4, CLEVELAND 3: Los Angeles scored three times in the first six minutes of the third period to down Cleveland, who got a pair of goals from Matt Pettinger. Chris Kelly, Pavol Vorobiev, Stephane Veilleux and Martin Lapointe each had two points for LA. 
January 6
MINNESOTA 2, ANAHEIM 1: J.S. Aubin made 22 saves and Alexander Khavanov broke a 1-1 tie in the second period in Minnesota's win. Ryan Miller stopped 34 shots for Anaheim. 
January 5
LOS ANGELES 5, MINNESOTA 4: Oleg Kvasha scored twice as Los Angeles, despite being outshot 34-15, edged Minnesota. Nico Kapanen and Stephane Villieux each had two points, as did Minnesota's Todd White and Petr Prucha. 
PHOENIX 5, WASHINGTON 3: Paul Martin and Nikolai Zherdev each had three points as Phoenix scored four unanswered goals in the third period.
January 4
HOUSTON 2, SEATTLE 2: Ryan Getzlaf scored two power play goals in the third period to wipe out a 2-0 deficit. Michael Tellqvist stopped 38 shots for Houston. 
LOS ANGELES 3, CALGARY 1: Martin Lapointe had a pair of goals to lead the Kings to a 3-1 win. Yann Denis stopped 16 shots for the victory.
NEW YORK 7, DALLAS 2: Radim Vrbata had two goals and two assists and Thomas Vanek had three points as New York routed Dallas. Olaf Kolzig stopped 42 shots for the Rangers. 
January 3
SAN DIEGO 7, SEATTLE 1: Petr Cajanek had three points and Matt Carle and Dustin Brown each scored twice for the Gulls. Ilya Bryzgalov made 33 saves for the win. 
CLEVELAND 4, DALLAS 3 (OT): Geoff Sanderson scored seven seconds into overtime and Curtis Sanford made 35 saves for the Barons. Nik Antropov had a pair of goals for Dallas.
WASHINGTON 6, ANAHEIM 6: Steve Begin scored his second goal of the game with 1:04 to play to earn Washington a 6-6 tie. Jason Chimera had two goals and an assist for Anaheim. 
January 2
SAN DIEGO 6, PHOENIX 5: San Diego held off a late comeback that saw the Coyotes Chris Neil score goals 26 seconds apart with less than three minutes to play. Jason Woolley had three assists for San Diego while Randy Robitaille and Nikolai Zherdev each had three points for Phoenix. 
LOS ANGELES 5, HOUSTON 2: Dave Scatchard had two points and Yann Denis made 26 saves for the win. Patrice Brisebois had two assists.
DALLAS 6, WASHINGTON 4: Mike Cammalleri scored twice and R.J. Umberger had three points for Dallas. Alexander Mogilny scored twice for Washington. 

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