TAMPA Calgary Flames Hats Authentic , Fla. (AP) ¡ª all three of Minnesota¡¯s goals for his first career hat trick, Devan Dubnyk made 25 saves for his second shutout of the season and the Wild beat Tampa Bay 3-0 on Thursday night to deny the Lightning a chance to become the first NHL team to clinch a playoff spot.Ryan Donato had a pair of assists for Minnesota, which blocked 18 shots by Tampa Bay. The Wild are 6-0-2 in their last eight games and are in the first wild-card spot in the Western Conference playoff race.Andrei Vasilevskiy finished with 27 saves, but had his 10-game winning streak snapped one game short of tying the franchise record set by Louis Domingue earlier this season.A victory by the Lightning would have clinched a playoff spot after Columbus loss to Pittsburgh earlier in Thursday night.Tampa Bay lost for the second time in four games after a 12-0-2 stretch in the previous 14, and was shut out for the second time this season ¡ª first in regulation.ISLANDERS 4, SENATORS 2OTTAWA, Ontario (AP) ¡ª Valtteri Filppula scored twice to lead the New York past Ottawa and into a tie for first place in the Metropolitan Division with the Washington Capitals.Anthony Beauvillier and Casey Cizikas also scored for the Islanders. Thomas Greiss stopped 35 shots.Brady Tkachuk and Oscar Lindberg scored for the Senators, while Anders Nilsson made 27 saves.BRUINS 4, PANTHERS 3BOSTON (AP) ¡ª Patrice Bergeron scored twice, including the winner with 7.2 seconds remaining as Boston scored twice in the final minute to beat Florida and extend its points streak to 18 games.David Krejci and Matt Grzelcyk also scored for the Bruins, who are 14-0-4 during their points streak. It matched the second-longest points streak in team history after a similar run last season and 15-0-3 mark in the 1940-41 season. Tuukka Rask made 22 saves to extend his personal points streak to 18 games (15-0-3).Jonathan Huberdeau scored twice and Aleksander Barkov also had a goal for the Panthers, who lost their sixth straight (0-2-4). Roberto Luongo finished with 24 saves.RED WINS 3, RANGERS 2DETROIT (AP) ¡ª Andreas Athanasiou scored in the third period and had the only goal in a shootout as Detroit snapped an eight-game losing streak with a win over New York.Tyler Bertuzzi also scored and Jimmy Howard made 32 saves for the Red Wings, who ended their longest skid of the season.Detroit played without leading scorer Dylan Larkin and top-scoring defenseman Mike Green. Larkin was out with a back injury and Green will miss the rest of the season because of a virus.New York¡¯s Pavel Buchnevich made it 2-all with 5:31 left in the third by scoring his second goal of the game on a breakaway. The Rangers have lost a season-high six straight.PENGUINS 3, BLUE JACKETS 0PITTSBURGH (AP) ¡ª Matt Murray stopped 25 shots for his 10th career shutout and Pittsburgh won the opener of a pivotal home-and-home with Columbus.Phil Kessel scored for the first time in 17 games for the Penguins. Nick Bjugstad collected his ninth of the season for Pittsburgh. Sidney Crosby took a high stick from Columbus¡¯ Boone Jenner in the third period but returned to add an empty-net goal and extend his goal streak to six consecutive games for the Penguins.The Penguins have won eight straight over Columbus and moved into third place in the Metropolitan Division.Joonas Korpisalo received a surprise start and finished with 28 saves for Columbus.STARS 4, AVALANCHE 0DALLAS (AP) ¡ª Alexander Radulov recorded his first career hat trick in his return after missing the previous game for disciplinary reasons, and Ben Bishop stopped 31 shots in his second consecutive shutout for Dallas.Jamie Benn added his 25th goal of the season for the Stars, who hold the first wild card in the Western Conference. Benn also assisted on Radulov¡¯s first goal.Radulov earned his first hat trick in his six NHL seasons. He has 20 goals this season.With its fourth win in a row, Dallas has 75 points and moved five points ahead of the Avalanche, who started the night the first team out of the second wild card.BLACKHAWKS 5, SABRES 4CHICAGO (AP) ¡ª Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane and Alex DeBrincat beat Carter Hutton during a perfect shootout as Chicago beat Buffalo.Artem Anisimov scored twice for Chicago Custom Calgary Flames Jerseys , which had dropped four of five. Duncan Keith and Brendan Perlini also scored, and Corey Crawford made 35 saves.Zach Bogosian scored a short-handed goal in the second period for Buffalo, which lost for the fifth time in six games. Vladimir Sobotka, Brandon Montour and Kyle Okposo also scored.COYOTES 2, FLAMES 0GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) ¡ª Darcy Kuemper made 30 saves to shut out Western Conference-leading Calgary.Clayton Keller and Jakob Chychrun scored goals for the Coyotes, who sent the suddenly struggling Flames to their fourth straight defeat.Kuemper improved to 16-4-3 in goal since Jan. 1. Arizona has won seven of eight and kept pace with wild-card leaders Dallas and Minnesota. The Coyotes are three points out of the second wild-card spot in the West.The Flames were shut out for the first time since losing 2-0 at Dallas on Dec. 18, and were held scoreless for the fourth time this season.OILERS 3, CANUCKS 2EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) ¡ª Connor McDavid had two assists, Mikko Koskinen made 35 saves and Edmonton kept up its playoff push by beating Vancouver.Alex Chiasson, Zack Kassian and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins scored for the Oilers (30-30-7), who have won four straight games and are 6-1-2 in their last nine to move within seven points of Minnesota for the second wild card in the Western Conference.Jay Beagle and Alexander Edler scored for the Canucks (28-31-9), who have lost four of five.SHARKS 5, CANADIENS 2SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) ¡ª Tomas Hertl scored his career-high 30th goal of the season, Martin Jones made 37 saves and San Jose extended its two-decade home dominance over Montreal.The Sharks haven¡¯t lost at home to the Canadiens since Nov. 23, 1999, winning 12 straight. San Jose won its eighth straight overall in the series.Marcus Sorensen and Timo Meier each scored for the third game in a row, Joe Thornton also had a goal and Gustav Nyquist added an empty-netter.Artturi Lehkonen and Andrew Shaw scored for the Canadiens. Antti Niemi made 20 saves.BLUES 4, KINGS 0LOS ANGELES (AP) ¡ª Vladimir Tarasenko had a goal and an assist, Jake Allen stopped 28 shots for his 19th career shutout and St. Louis beat Los Angeles.Tyler Bozak www.officialhurricanes.com , Ryan O¡¯Reilly and Ivan Barbashev also scored for Blues, who won back-to-back games against Anaheim and Los Angeles to open their three-game California trip. Brayden Schenn had two assists. Allen¡¯s shutout was his third this season.Jonathan Quick made 28 saves for the Kings, who have lost 12 of their past 13 games. DETROIT (AP) ¡ª Ted Lindsay lived to do what he thought was right.He pioneered the first NHL players¡¯ union despite intense opposition from team management, began the tradition of taking the Stanley Cup closer to fans by skating it around the ice and refused to attend his own Hall of Fame induction ceremony because only men were allowed.¡°I was led by a feeling of fairness,¡± Lindsay once said.Lindsay, the 5-foot-8, 160-pound tough guy who provided muscle and meanness on the Detroit Red Wings¡® famed ¡°Production Line¡± of the 1950s, died Monday at the age of 93 in his home in Michigan, according to Lew LaPaugh, his son-in-law and president of the Ted Lindsay Foundation, which raises money for autism research.The player known as ¡°Terrible Ted¡± was one of the game¡¯s best left wings and an 11-time All-Star who played on four Stanley Cup winners in the early 1950s. Lindsay, Sid Abel and Gordie Howe formed an offensive juggernaut of a line that helped make Detroit one of the first of the NHL¡¯s great postwar dynasties and they had a fitting nickname in the Motor City.He finished his NHL career with 379 goals and 472 assists in 1,068 games with 14 of his 17 seasons with Detroit. With Howe and Lindsay centered first by Abel and then by Al Delvecchio, the Red Wings won Stanley Cups in 1950, 1952, 1954 and 1955. The Red Wings retired his No. 7 in 1991.Lindsay is credited with beginning the ritual in which players skate around the rink holding the Stanley Cup they have just won.¡°I saw it sitting there, and I thought, ¡®I¡¯ll just pick it up and I¡¯ll take it over,'¡± Lindsay recalled in an interview with The Associated Press in 2013.¡°I just moved along the boards. I didn¡¯t have it over my head. I had it so they could read it. I wasn¡¯t starting a tradition. I was just taking care of my fans that paid our salary.¡±Lindsay took his toughness off the ice to organize a players¡¯ union despite opposition from team executives and without the support of Howe, perhaps the most famous hockey player of all. Lindsay pressed on anyway without the backing of ¡°Mr. Hockey.¡±¡°All of us who were involved in trying to establish the players¡¯ association weren¡¯t the ones who needed it,¡± Lindsay explained. ¡°It was for the fringe players that were the worst off. When I got caught up in this, I was so grateful to the game for all it had done for me. But it was a dictatorship on the part of the owners Carolina Hurricanes T-Shirts Authentic , who didn¡¯t realize any of us had a brain.¡±At one point, Lindsay gathered secretly with a handful of players in New York in 1957. The next day, Red Wings general manager Jack Adams was very angry about it.¡°He was ranting and raving,¡± Lindsay recalled in an interview with the NHLPA . ¡°But, I¡¯d do the same thing.¡±Lindsay, who was named president of the short-lived union, was traded to Chicago the next summer.¡°It didn¡¯t matter that they traded me,¡± he said in 1995. ¡°I have a Red Wing on my forehead and on my behind and on my heart. That will never change.¡±The NHL Players¡¯ Association was formed for good in 1967 ¡ª a decade after the Lindsay-led attempt to unionize ¡ª and the organization put Lindsay¡¯s name on its version of the MVP award. The honor, which is chosen by an NHLPA vote, was previously called the Lester B. Pearson Award after the former Canadian prime minister.¡°On the ice, Ted Lindsay was one of the best players to ever to put on a pair of skates,¡± NHLPA executive director Don Fehr said. ¡°But his greatest legacy was off the ice. A true trailblazer in seeking to improve conditions for all players, Ted was instrumental in organizing the original players¡¯ association in 1957. All players, past, current and future, are in his debt. All those who have, and will follow him into the NHL, enjoy improved rights and benefits in large part due to the efforts he made.¡±The Hockey Hall of Fame waived its three-year waiting period when it inducted Lindsay in 1966, but he declined to attend the banquet because his wife and children were not welcome. The following year, the banquet was open to men and women.¡°That¡¯s amazing,¡± Edmonton star Connor McDavid said as news of Lindsay¡¯s death filtered out. ¡°That just goes to show what he¡¯s about and he was not afraid to stand up to anyone and stand up for what he believed in.¡±Born July 29, 1925 Carolina Hurricanes Hoodies Authentic , in Renfrew, Ontario, as the youngest of nine children, Lindsay joined the Red Wings in 1944. He led the NHL with 33 goals in 1947-48 and won the Art Ross Trophy for the most points in 1949-50 when he had 23 goals and a league-best 55 assists. In 1955, Lindsay scored four goals in a 7-1 victory over Montreal in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final.During his 14 seasons in Detroit, he led the team in goals only once. He led or tied for the team lead in penalty minutes 10 times, including his final season of 1964-65, when he was approaching 40 years old.Former Bruins player Milt Schmidt said Lindsay ¡°probably was one of the most hated players in the National Hockey League¡± because of the way he came after other teams.¡°But every franchise would have given their right arm for Ted Lindsay,¡± he said.Lindsay retired following the 1959-60 season and focused on his automotive business. He came back for one more season with the Red Wings in 1964-65 and returned to Detroit as general manager in 1977 and remained in that role until 1980. During the 1980-81 season, he coached the team for 20 games.He was a familiar face around the Red Wings for decades after his retirement ¡ª and what a face. Pucks, fists and elbows took a toll on his face, leaving scratches and dents after uncountable numbers of stiches. He was booed on road trips, the player every opposing team loved to hate.¡°There¡¯s only one reason I played. That was to win,¡± he told The Canadian Press in March 2015. ¡°And also to play better the next day than I did the last game.¡±Lindsay, whose wife, Joanne, died two years ago, is survived by his children Blake, Lynn and Meredith, stepdaughter Leslie, six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.