Newark, NJ -- Newark, NJ (Sports Network) - Jamie Langenbrunner's goal with 38.1 seconds left in regulation lifted New Jersey over Tampa Bay, 3-2, at Prudential Center. Brian Rolston and Niclas Bergfors also scored for the Devils, who have won four of five. Martin Brodeur made 22 stops for the win. Vincent Lecavalier and Steve Downie tallied for the Lightning, who have lost four in a row and five of six. Antero Niittymaki made only 16 saves in the setback.

Final Score: Montreal 5, Boston 1

Montreal, QC (Sports Network) - Mike Cammalleri's second hat trick of the season fueled a 5-1 Montreal rout of Boston at Bell Centre. Jaroslav Spacek and Glen Metropolit also tallied for the Canadiens, who officially celebrated the 100th anniversary of the franchise with a convincing victory over their most bitter rivals. Carey Price stopped 37-of-38 shots for Montreal, which snapped a four-game losing skid. Vladimir Sobotka provided the lone offense for the Bruins, who had won six of seven coming in. Starter Tim Thomas was rocked for five goals on 23 shots through two periods in defeat. Tuukka Rask finished the game by stopping all six shots he faced.

Final Score: Minnesota 5, Anaheim 4 (SO)

St. Paul, MN (Sports Network) - Guillaume Latendresse notched the winner in the final round of the shootout, as Minnesota rallied past Anaheim, 5-4, at Xcel Energy Center. Latendresse put the Wild ahead with a quick snapshot to open the third round, then the Ducks' Saku Koivu appeared to trip when trying to release his shot and missed wide to end the contest. Mikko Koivu and Antti Miettinen each posted two goals and one assist for the Wild, who recorded their fourth consecutive win. Niklas Backstrom got the win despite allowing four goals on 22 shots. Joffrey Lupul and Bobby Ryan both tallied twice for the Ducks, who slid to their fourth straight defeat. Jonas Hiller gave up four scores on 29 shots in the loss.

Final Score: Nashville 4, Chicago 1

Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - Dan Ellis made 34 saves as the Nashville Predators downed the Chicago Blackhawks, 4-1, at United Center. Dan Hamhuis, Martin Erat and Jordin Tootoo each had a goal and an assist for the Predators, who had lost three of four coming into the contest. Jonathan Toews scored the lone goal while Cristobal Huet was charged with four goals on 23 shots for the Blackhawks, who have dropped three of four.