NHL ROUNDUP : Klima Strikes Like Lightning in Victory

After squandering third-period leads often this season, the Tampa Bay Lightning finally enjoyed the view from the other side.

Petr Klima set up Alexander Selivanov’s tying goal with 2.2 seconds left in regulation and then had the game-winner at 2:06 of overtime as the Lightning rallied to defeat the Vancouver Canucks, 5-4, at St. Petersburg, Fla.

Both goals came as the result of Klima’s slap shots from the high slot. On the tying goal, Selivanov redirected the puck past Vancouver goaltender Kirk McLean.

Buffalo 5, New Jersey 4--Donald Audette scored twice and set up two goals and the Sabres’ special teams scored four power-play goals while limiting the Devils to one in nine chances at East Rutherford, N.J.

Toronto 2, Winnipeg 1--Mats Sundin and Benoit Hogue each scored and the Maple Leafs had one of their finest defensive efforts of the season to defeat the Jets at Toronto.

Pittsburgh 3, Washington 0--Ken Wregget stopped 32 shots at Pittsburgh for his second shutout this season as the Penguins handed the slumping Capitals their second loss in as many nights.

Montreal 5, Ottawa 1--Defensemen Patrice Brisebois and Lyle Odelein each had a goal and an assist to lead the Canadiens past the slumping Senators at Montreal.

The Canadiens, 11-2-0 since Mario Tremblay replaced Jacques Demers as coach, won a fourth consecutive game while Ottawa suffered a seventh defeat in a row.

Colorado 5, Calgary 2--Craig Wolanin had a goal and an assist as the Avalanche remained the league’s only undefeated home team (7-0-2) with a victory over the Flames.

Colorado goaltender Stephane Fiset stopped 28 of 30 shots and has won his last nine decisions.

Boston 5, St. Louis 2--Ray Bourque had two goals and an assist and Scott Bailey stopped 36 shots to earn his first NHL victory and lead the Bruins at Boston.

Philadelphia 4, Hartford 2--Karl Dykhuis scored two goals and Rod Brind’Amour added three assists to lead the Flyers at Hartford, Conn.

Eric Lindros added an empty-net goal in the final second of play.