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The Nashville Predators have built a sizable lead in the Western Conference wild-card race during a franchise-record point streak that they haven't had any trouble extending to start their trip. Plenty of teams have departed Calgary with a victory lately, and Nashville can match the club record with a seventh straight road victory by beating the struggling Flames on Wednesday night. The Predators (34-21-12) have gone 9-0-4 since a regulation loss to Washington on Feb. 9, building an eight-point lead over Minnesota and Colorado for the West's first wild card in the process. Continue to Article

March 09, 2016 1:05:am EST

The Nashville Predators are pulling away from the pack. Craig Smith scored twice and the Nashville Predators beat the Winnipeg Jets 4-2 on Tuesday night to extend their franchise-record point streak to 13 games. ''Whether it's ugly or not, I don't think anybody is worried about that,'' Smith said. Continue to Article

March 09, 2016 12:56:am EST

The San Jose Sharks' push for the Pacific Division lead stalled as they struggled somewhat offensively in their first defeat in four games. A quirky portion of the schedule had the Sharks (35-23-6) facing Vancouver three times over a seven-day stretch. Brent Burns tied it at 2 early in the third with his career-high 23rd goal but San Jose came up empty on its other 15 shots in the final period. Continue to Article

March 06, 2016 6:42:pm EST

Mikkel Boedker is grateful for an opportunity to compete for a playoff spot, though the Colorado Avalanche have some work to do to achieve one. The slumping Avalanche hope to rectify their recent problems in an important home game Monday night against Boedker's former team, the Arizona Coyotes. Colorado (33-30-4) believed it had bolstered its postseason chances by landing Boedker, one of the top available forwards, in a four-player trade with the Coyotes at last Monday's deadline. Continue to Article

March 06, 2016 4:03:pm EST

Highlights of Saturday's National Hockey League games: - - - Lightning 4, Hurricanes 3 (overtime) The Tampa Bay Lightning have won a franchise-record nine straight games, perhaps none as thrilling as Saturday night, after they rallied to force overtime before center Alex Killorn's goal with 42 seconds left resulted in a 4-3 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes at Amalie Arena. The Lightning broke the team mark set during their run to the Stanley Cup championship in 2004. Carolina had rallied from a goal down to take the lead in the third period but couldn't hold on for the road win. Continue to Article

March 06, 2016 1:20:am EST

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