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CALGARY - Josh Jooris says there were a lot more hats on the ice this time. Tim Brown Jersey .Four years after his last hat-trick— which came against Sacred Heart in the first game of his freshman season at Union College— Jooris recorded his first NHL three-goal game on Tuesday leading the Calgary Flames to a 5-2 victory over the Arizona Coyotes.It feels great, said the 24-year-old sophomore. It doesnt cross the mind at all. I go out there, try to play my game and if goals come like that, they come. Things worked out tonight.Jooris second of the night, the game-winner breaking a 2-2 tie, came at 7:13 of the second period on a neat set-up from fellow rookie Johnny Gaudreau.Up against the end boards, Gaudreau threaded a perfect centring pass to Jooris skating through the slot and with the puck on his forehand, Jooris got just enough of his shot for the puck to trickle up and over Coyotes goaltender Mike Smith.I knew it was coming. I called for it but I didnt even have to call for it. He saw me so he made a great play and I got a pretty fortunate bounce and it trickled over (Smiths) stick, Jooris said.After Sean Monahan scored an insurance goal at 8:46, the same combination struck again in the final minute with Jooris scoring into an empty net to send dozens of hats onto the ice.The clincher, which Jooris rifled in with authority on a breakaway, was his eighth goal of the season. After signing two summers ago, he spent all of his first pro season in the AHL, where he had just 11 goals in 73 games.Jooris, who was never drafted, is now tied for third in rookie goal scoring while Gaudreau, after going scoreless his first five games, is up to 19 points to sit second in the league— four behind Nashvilles Filip Forsberg.Not to be forgotten, the third member of that line, Jiri Hudler, continued his red-hot play with two assists to extend his points streak to five games (five goals, five assists).Great game. Those three — Huds, Johnny and Joor — they have quite the chemistry going. Its fun. Theyre producing and on top of this, theyre so reliable in the three zones. Theyre dominant right now, said Flames coach Bob Hartley. Theyre exciting to watch. Theyre a big, big part of our team.Also chipping in with two assists was veteran defenceman Dennis Wideman, who is enjoying a bounce-back season himself with eight goals and 15 points after scoring four times and collecting just 21 points a year ago.This year has been exciting for all of us. Young guys are coming in, theyre excited because its their first year, said the 31-year-old. Were having a lot of fun, were playing the right way and were playing hard and for the older guys, it makes it exciting to come to the rink.David Jones also scored for Calgary (16-8-2), which opened a three-game homestand. Winners of seven of their past nine, the Flames are one point back of the Anaheim Ducks and Vancouver Canucks, who are tied atop the Western Conference.Oliver Ekman-Larsson and Sam Gagner scored for Arizona (10-13-3). The Coyotes dropped their second game to the Flames in four days, having lost 3-0 to them at home on Saturday.We had some chances we didnt score on and then they made some big plays and scored some goals. We cant give up those opportunities, said Coyotes captain Shane Doan.Trailing 2-1 entering the second period, Arizona tied it at 2:02 when Karri Ramo kicked out a rebound right to Gagner, who snapped a 13-game scoring drought by burying his third of the season into the open net.We seem to be caught in this rut where were winning one then losing one, said Gagner. We have to find a way to string some wins together and make sure were playing consistently.Calgary took a 2-1 lead at 18:36 of the first on a neat set up from Kris Russell. From the side boards, Russell sent a 50-foot back-hand saucer pass across the crease that landed right on the stick of Jooris, who hammered the puck past Smith.That was unbelievable. That was one of the better passes Ive seen. It landed right on my tape, said Jooris.Ramo entered the night coming off consecutive shutouts on the road, having blanked San Jose and then Arizona.However, his quest to break Mike Vernons team record shutout streak of 164:40 set in Dec. 1992 would fall well short as Ekman-Larssons high shot from the blue-line eluded the screened Flames goaltender at 8:25, tying the score 1-1.Ramo finished with 27 saves to improve to 7-2-1.Smith had 19 stops to fall to 5-12-2. The veteran was making back-to-back starts after beating Edmonton on Monday night. Devan Dubnyk was in net for the Coyotes loss to Calgary on Saturday.Its about winning hockey games, and when you give up four, five with an empty netter, those are hard to come back in, said Arizona coach Dave Tippett.Notes: Arizona D Connor Murphy (upper body) did not play. Chris Summers drew in for him after sitting the past six games... Back skating and nearing a return for the Flames are C Matt Stajan (knee) and Mason Raymond (shoulder). They have missed 15 and 16 games respectively... The Flames led after the first period for just the fourth time. They are 4-0-0 in those games... Calgary improved to 10-1-2 when scoring first... Ramo, 28, has 24 career wins for the Flames, which is the same number Miikka Kiprusoff had when he was Ramos age.. Otis Sistrunk Jersey .com) - Delon Wright made all 12 of his free throws and finished with 21 points and six assists as No. Clelin Ferrell Jersey . 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"Im proud of the way Im playing just now, because I had to do a lot of work to get back to where I want to be," Murray said after celebrating with his teammates on the red clay court in a temporary stadium in left field of the downtown home of baseballs San Diego Padres.NEW YORK -- It was advantage Rangers on Saturday in the off-ice gamesmanship that is running parallel to the Eastern Conference final between New York and Montreal. There has been no shortage of storylines in this series, which has already featured one surgery and two suspensions in three games. And with two days off between Games 3 and 4, the old adage that idle hands are the devils workshop was proved true at Madison Square Garden when two New York assistant coaches showed up to watch Montreal practise. The intrusion seemed squarely aimed at getting under Montreals skin. When Canadiens goalie coach Stephane Waite noticed the break in protocol, he told head coach Michel Therrien. As the players stretched, Therrien moved down the rink and had words with Rangers assistant Ulf Samuelsson. Observers said the exchange was somewhat prickly. Samuelsson, no stranger to antagonizing rivals during his playing days, and fellow assistant coach Dan Lacroix left soon after. Therrien told reporters later there was a "gentlemans agreement" that rival coaches dont attend practices on non-game days. The idea is to allow coaches to make changes or test out new strategies in private. "When we saw those assistant coaches there, they were not supposed to be there, so we let them know," Therrien said pithily. New York president and GM Glen Sather watched the practice from one of the top rows of the lower bowl at Madison Square Garden, seemingly more interested in his phone than what was happening on the ice. Game 4 is Sunday night. The Rangers lead the series two games to one. While coaches seemed hot and bothered over the presence of the Rangers coaches, Canadiens defenceman P.K. Subban was oblivious. "I get in trouble when Im looking up in the stands," he said, drawing laughs. The Canadiens, coming off a bitter seven-game battle with their rival Bruins, are finding themselves down and dirty again in the trenches with the Rangers. The series has already left an ugly trail. Montreals Brandon Prust has been suspended two games for the Game 3 hit that broke Derek Stepans jaw. Rangers agitator Dan Carcillo has been banned for 10 games for jostling a linesman in the wake of the Prust hit. And Stepan was recovering in hospital Saturday from surgery to repair his jaw. Carcillo has requested that NHL commissioner Gary Bettman review the 10-game suspension, according to the NHL Players Association. "I think its building," Habs forward Brendan Gallagher said of the animosity between the two teams, which he has helped grow by throwing his five-foot-nine, 180-pound body around with reckless abandon. "Last game, it certainly took a big step forward," he added. Gallagher looks like his mum still packs him a lunch. But he is fearless, a hockey Smurf full of grit and attitude. While his assistants were stirring the pot Saturday, Rangers coach Alain Vigneault -- the picture of calm normally -- was still burning over the missed call on the Prust hit and the domino-effect mayhem that ensued. "At the end of the day if the right call is made on the ice, that whole situation doesnt happen," he lamented. The war of words continued on the Rangers website, which noted Stepan was New Yorks second-leading playoff scorer while fourth-liner Prustt "has had trouble keeping up with the speedy Rangers through the first three games of this series. Art Shell Youth Jersey. " The good news for Vigneault was word that Derick Brassard is healthy. The New York centre left early in Game 1 with an upper body injury after being checked by Canadiens defenceman Mike Weaver and has not played since. Brassard told reporters after practice that he was good to go. That brought a smile to the face of Vigneault. "I was told he cleared himself," Vigneault said with a laugh. "Thats good to know. He didnt tell me." As one might expect, Vigneault said Stepan was "unlikely" to play Sunday. The 23-year-old centre has not missed a game since coming into the league in the 2010-11 season. Carcillo declined to speak to reporters Saturday. But Vigneault said the player knew he needed to have kept control of himself. "I cant begin to tell you how bad he feels about the whole thing," the coach said. "His situation, his personal future, the team. Theres nothing he can do about it now and theres nothing we can do about it." Forward Brad Richards called the abrasive Carcillo "a great teammate." "I heard a lot about him before but I dont have one bad thing to say about him." The New York players, for the most part, had little to say about the length of the ban to Prust, a former Ranger. But goalie Henrik Lundqvist said that hot spots in the playoffs usually cool down in the off-season. "Especially during the playoffs, you dont see your opponents as friends, even though youve played with them. Right now I dont have any friends in Montreal," the stylish Swede said with a chuckle. "Theyre just enemies and you play it that way. Thats your approach. "But you also have to understand this game, you know, theres a lot of players that play on the edge. Thats their role, thats what they do. Theyre always going to play it like that and sometimes things happen and maybe they take it a little too far. As it comes to relationships, as friends, in the summertime you move past it. "But right now, do I like what happened? Absolutely not. But its on the ice, it happens on the ice. It is what it is." Michael Bournival slotted into Prusts place on Montreals fourth line in practice. Francis Bouillon was skating in place of Nathan Beaulieu on defence. Subban and other Habs said, despite the Game 3 overtime win, the Canadiens have more in the tank. "I dont think weve played our best hockey yet this series," said Subban. And they acknowledged that they cannot rely on young goalie Dustin Tokarskis heroics, as they did last time out. "We now we cant expect him to do that every game, so we want to be better in front of him," said Canadiens captain Brian Gionta. On the Rangers side, J.T. Miller was skating in place of Carcillo on the fourth line with Derek Dorsett and Brian Boyle. New York gave winger Chris Kreider a "maintenance day" off. That meant Dominic Moore skated with Rick Nash and Jesper Fast, filling in for Kreider. NOTES: Game 4 will be shown at the Bell Centre in Montreal. Canadiens officials say more than 20,000 tickets have already been snapped up. ' ' '