who improved to 10-13-1 on the road this season

First Round Team Player University/Jr A Club Edmonton (from MIN) Ben McIntosh Drexel University Rochester (from VAN) Jeremy Noble University of Denver Minnesota (from NE via EDM) Miles Thompson University at Albany Colorado Eli McLaughlin Coquitlam Minnesota (from BUF) Shane MacDonald Brampton New England (from TOR via CGY) Mark Cockerton University of Virginia Colorado (from EDM) Robert Hope Pfeiffer University New England (from CGY) Quinn Powless Six Nations Buffalo (from ROC via VAN) Brandon Goodwin Adelphi University Second Round Team Player University/Jr A Club Minnesota Joe Maracle Six Nations New England (from VAN via ROC) Rodd Squire Six Nations Vancouver (from NE via BUF) Conrad Chapman Nanaimo Edmonton (from COL) Adam Shute New England College Buffalo Matthew Bennett Brampton New England (from TOR) Matt Crough Dowling College Calgary (from EDM via BUF via COL) Tyson Roe Concordia U. Wisconsin New England (from CGY via TOR) Alex Buque American International College Buffalo (from ROC via NE) Tyler Ferreira Dowling College Edmonton (Compensatory) Tyler Melnyk Marquette University Third Round Team Player University/Jr A Club New England (from MIN) Josh Johnson Six Nations Vancouver Brandon Clelland Orangeville New England Sheldon Burns Dowling College Vancouver (from COL via ROC) Dan Keane University of Delaware Buffalo Jordan Dance Orangeville Vancouver (from TOR) Jakob Doucet New Westminster New England (from EDM via CGY) Ty Thompson University at Albany Rochester (from CGY via NE) Brier Jonathan Six Nations New England (from ROC) Connor Campbell Brampton Fourth Round Team Player University/Jr A Club Minnesota Eric Guiltinan Brampton Vancouver Matt Delmonico Seton Hill New England Mike Mawdsley Sacred Heart U. Colorado Zach Rogers Providence College Toronto (from BUF) Brandon Benn Johns Hopkins New England (from TOR) Jayson Crawford Halton Hills Edmonton (from EDM via MIN) Matt MacGrotty Bryant University Calgary Pat Henry Calgary Mountaineers Rochester Ian Martin Six Nations Fifth Round Team Player University/Jr A Club Minnesota Pat Miles New England College Vancouver DJ Saari Coquitlam Minnesota (from NE) Paxton Leroux Peterborough Colorado DJ Giacobbo Canisius College Colorado (from BUF) Terry Ellis University at Denver Toronto Jordan Robertson Whitby Edmonton Chad Mitchell Bellarmine University Calgary Cam Gardner Bellarmine University Rochester Anthony Patterson Six Nations Sixth Round Team Player University/Jr A Club Edmonton (from MIN) Mitch McAvoy Mercyhurst University Vancouver Steve Ferdinandi New Westminster Buffalo (from NE) Mike Melnychenko Chestnut Hill Colorado Mike Crampton U.S. Air Force Academy Toronto (from BUF) Brady Haseltine Mercyhurst University Toronto Darryl Robertson Whitby Edmonton Mike Digeralmo Edmonton Outlaws Calgary Andrew Smistad Marquette University Rochester Zach Williams Six Nations Rebels Adidas NMD R1 Clearance .That means, of course, that John Wall beat the Spurs for the first time ever — within weeks of his first wins in head-to-head games against nemeses Chris Paul and Derrick Rose. 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Calgary picked up its fifth win in six games Tuesday, as the club began its post-All-Star scheduled with a 4-1 win over the Buffalo Sabres. It marked a positive start to a six-game homestand for the Flames, who ended a three-game slide on home ice and improved to 12-9-2 as the host. With 55 points, the Flames currently hold the last of two wild card spots in the West. Calgary is one point ahead of the Los Angeles Kings for that distinction and five points behind the Winnipeg Jets for the first wild card berth. Josh Jooris, Joe Colborne and Johnny Gaudreau scored in a span of eight-plus minutes in the third period to help the Flames down Buffalo and the lowly Sabres to a 12th straight loss. Gaudreau added a first-period strike and Jiri Hudler added a pair of assists for the Flames. We had some big goals, said Flames coach Bob Hartley. In the second period we could have scored four or five goals. We missed the net on a few occasions, but I felt that we got our legs. Jonas Hiller backed up his timely offense with a 17-save effort, his first win since Dec. 31. Hiller will start again tonight and own an 11-5-1 record and 2.39 goals against average in his carreer against Minnesota.dddddddddddd The Wild ended a two-game slide in its first game following the break, picking up a 2-1 regulation win Tuesday in Edmonton. The close victory improved Minnesotas record over the last five games to 3-1-1, but the club is still seven points behind Calgary for the Wests last playoff spot. Charlie Coyle scored Tuesdays game-winning goal with 4:23 remaining in regulation. The deciding effort came after Coyle skated down the left side past two defenders, dragged Viktor Fasth out of his net and capped off the play by tucking the puck into the net from below the goal line. We came out to win, thats all that matters, Coyle said. Its always nice to help out on the scoresheet. Nino Niederreiter also scored and Devan Dubnyk made 23 saves for the Wild, who improved to 10-13-1 on the road this season. Dubnyk is 2-1-0 since coming over from Arizona in a trade and he could get the start again tonight. He is 6-5-3 with a 2.42 GAA in his career against Calgary. The Wild are playing the third part of a four-game road trip tonight and will close the swing Sunday in Vancouver. Tonights game marks the first of three meetings between the Flames and Wild this season. Minnesota is 6-2-1 over the past nine encounters, but Calgary has claimed four of the past six meetings at the Saddledome. ' ' '