 | Stars return home to face Williams and Kings
The Stars haven't done much to further their playoff
chances since the Olympic break, but an upcoming six-game homestand for a team
that has been strong this year as the host could do the trick.
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 | Sliding Ducks host Predators
The Anaheim Ducks aim for their first win in nearly a month
tonight when they host a Nashville Predators club that is struggling to hold
onto one of the last playoff spots in the Western Conference.
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 | Rangers and Thrashers both try to end slides in Atlanta
A pair of four-game losing streaks have made a possible
road to the postseason a bit harder for the Rangers and Thrashers. Only one
team will be able to reverse its misfortunes tonight.
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 | Sabres try to run win streak to four games versus Wild
The Buffalo Sabres will aim for a fourth consecutive
victory when they welcome the Minnesota Wild for an interconference clash at
HSBC Arena.
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 | Capitals turn eye to East's top seed in meeting with Lightning
The Washington Capitals didn't have to break a sweat in
clinching their third straight Southeast Division title on Wednesday.
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 | Devils try to close the gap versus Atlantic Division-leading Pens
A key battle for the Atlantic Division crown is on tap
tonight in Newark as the Pittsburgh Penguins visit the New Jersey Devils at
Prudential Center.
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 | Sharks score six times in third to beat Nashville
Joe Pavelski registered two goals and two
assists in the third period, as the San Jose Sharks scored six times over the
final 20 minutes to rally past the Nashville Predators, 8-5, at HP Pavilion.
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 | Kiprusoff, Flames blank Sens
Miikka Kiprusoff stopped all 33 shots he faced
for his 34th career shutout, as the Calgary Flames topped the Ottawa Senators,
2-0, at the Saddledome.
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 | Stastny, Anderson shine in Avs' shutout of Panthers
Paul Stastny scored twice in the second period
to support a 27-save performance by Craig Anderson, as the Colorado Avalanche
blanked the Florida Panthers, 3-0, at Pepsi Center.
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 | Blues down Isles in shootout despite Biron's strong performance
T.J. Oshie and Brad Boyes scored in the
shootout, lifting the St. Louis Blues to a 2-1 win over the struggling New
York Islanders at Nassau Coliseum.
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