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NEWARK Womens Jared McCann Jersey , N.J. (AP) Minnesota Wild coach Bruce Boudreau wasn’t patting himself on the back after putting Mike Reilly, Chris Stewart and backup goaltender Alex Stalock into the lineup against the New Jersey Devils.The three deserved a chance to play after sitting out a while. They made the most of it.Joel Eriksson Ek and Stewart scored in a 39-second span during Minnesota’s three-goal second period that Reilly ignited, and Stalock made 38 saves as the Wild rallied from two down to beat the Devils 4-2 on Thursday night.”We have a lot of guys playing the same way,” Boudreau said about his moves. ”There is no reason why some guy sits out for another guy because you are a team of 22. We are playing as a team right now, so that is what happened.”The win was the 11th in 17 games for the Wild (11-3-3) and it moved them into third place in the Central Division.Eric Staal iced the game with an empty-net goal, his 900th NHL point.”I still feel like I have a lot of hockey left in my career, but nonetheless it’s a nice even number,” Stall said of the milestone, which came on his team-high 27th goal. ”It’s been a lot of fun. A ton of credit to the guys I’ve played with over my career so far and I’m hoping for a lot more the rest of my time playing.”Taylor Hall and Stefan Noesen scored for the Devils, who have lost two in a row after a four-game winning streak. Eddie Lack made 21 saves.Hall’s 13-game point streak is the longest in NHL this season, one more than David Pastrnak of Boston.”A couple of miscues, a couple of errors on our part … giving up odd-man rushes, giving up easy tap-ins backdoor,” Hall said. ”That’s something we review and you’ve got to take care of. ”Reilly Jonathan Huberdeau Jersey , who had sat out the last four games, got Minnesota on the board with a little luck. His shot from the point was stopped by Lack, but the rebound ricocheted off defenseman John Moore into the net at 7:28 of the second period. It came six seconds after a Minnesota power play ended.Eriksson Ek, who snapped a 50-game goal drought on Tuesday, poked a great, one-handed, cross-ice pass by Daniel Winnik past Lack at 12:25 to tie the game.Stewart, who had played in only one of the last seven games, capped the outburst with a shot from the left circle that Lack probably should have stopped. It was Stewart’s first goal since Dec. 19.”We were in control for most of the game,” Lack said. ”Guys played well enough in front of me. It’s unfortunate that Stalock outplayed me. But you know what? I’ve got to have that third one. He found the five-hole. It was a good move by him but I’ve got to be better there.”Stalock made the lead stand up in the final period, stopping 16 shots – including excellent saves on Hall, Nico Hischier and Kyle Palmieri.The Devils seemed to be in control early in the second period when Noesen scored in close to make it 2-0.Hall had given New Jersey the lead midway through the first with a power-play goal on a shot from the right circle. He has scored in three straight games and has 26 goals this season.NOTES: After the game, the Devils acquired speedy forward Michael Grabner from the Rangers in the first trade between the cross-river rivals. New Jersey sent a 2018 second-round draft pick and 20-year-old defensive prospect Yegor Rykov to New York. … One of the biggest cheers of the night was for the United States women’s hockey team. Highlights of the gold-medal win over Canada were shown in the first period. … Devils forward Miles Wood was back in the lineup after serving a two-game suspension for boarding. … Minnesota’s bus ride from New York City in the rain – roughly 13 miles – took 90 minutes. … Patrik Elias, whose jersey will be retired Saturday by the Devils http://www.floridapanthersteamshops.com/authentic-keith-yandle-jersey , dropped the puck for a ceremonial opening faceoff.Wild: Finish a New York City-area swing at the Rangers on Friday night.Devils: Host the New York Islanders on Saturday night.— GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) The Philadelphia Flyers got their first shootout win of the season after losing the first four, and neded their backup goalie in to finish it off.Nolan Patrick scored in the seventh round of the overtime shootout and Michal Neuvirth came off the bench to stop five shootout attempts, leading the Flyers to a 4-3 win over the Arizona Coyotes on Saturday night.Flyers goalie Brian Elliott left the game after the second attempt of the tiebreaker when Arizona’s Clayton Keller inadvertently hit Elliott near his face with his stick on the follow-through. Elliott was helped slowly off the ice, and the Flyers said he suffered a lower body injury despite where the contact was, with an update to come on Sunday.Neuvirth entered, the first time he’d ever had to come in under such circumstances, and did not allow a shot to get by him.”It’s one of those situations, crazy stuff,” Neuvirth said. ”I was just focusing on myself.”Flyers coach Dave Hakstol noted that shootout wins have been hard to come by for his team.”Nice to see (Patrick) go out there with that kind of confidence and make the play,” Hakstol said. ”`Neuvy’ came in tonight and he proved how important he is to our team.”The Flyers won their third straight and have points in four consecutive games. Shayne Gostisbehere had two assists and Elliott finished with 24 saves.”It’s pretty unfortunate what happened to (Elliott),” Gostisbehere said, ”but for Neuvy to step in there pretty cold and make big saves for us was huge.”Jason Demers, Alex Goligoski and Zac Rinaldo had the goals for Arizona Womens Authentic Nick Bjugstad Jersey , which has lost five of six. Antti Raanta stopped 40 shots, including key stops in the third period and overtime. Nick Cousins scored in the first round of the shootout.The Coyotes tied the score 3-3 on Rinaldo’s rocket of a shot from the right circle at 1:59 of the third.The Flyers had opportunities to re-take the lead and outshot the Coyotes 16-4 in the third period, but couldn’t beat Raanta.Goligoski’s sixth goal of the season tied it 2-2 just 24 seconds into the second period, right after a group of Flyers fans among the many in the crowd finished an Eagles chant in honor of the recently crowned Super Bowl champions.Simmonds put Philadelphia ahead on the deflection of Gostisbehere’s shot at 2:12 of the middle period. It was Simmonds’ 19th of the season and the second power-play goal of the night for the Flyers.”Special teams can win and lose you games,” Coyotes coach Rick Tocchet said. ”For whatever reason our special teams are good on the road and not at home.”Raanta kept it a one-goal game with a sprawling save of Ivan Provorov’s shot later in the period.The Flyers missed a goal chance less than two minutes into the game when Sean Couturier and Travis Konecny skated in with no defender between them and the goal, and Konecny couldn’t put the puck past Raanta, missing wide of the net from a close angle.The Coyotes took a 1-0 lead as Demers took a pass from Derek Stepan and got a friendly puck bounce underneath Elliott and into the net 3:53 in.Philadelphia then scored twice to take the lead. The first came when Giroux got his 17th on a one-timer that zipped past Raanta on a power play at 10:19. Voracek got an assist on the goal, his NHL-leading 53rd of the season and the eighth straight game in which he has scored a point.The Flyers went ahead as Jordan Weal took a hit from Rinaldo at center ice, maintained control of the puck and passed to Scott Laughton. Laughton delivered a quick pass to Raffl, who scored his 10th.NOTES: Goligoski has 20 assists on the season, the ninth straight season he has accomplished the feat. Only three other NHL defensemen have recorded 20 or more assists for nine consecutive seasons. … Arizona began a stretch in which it will play nine of 10 games at home. … Former Flyers D Luke Schenn was a healthy scratch for Arizona. … F Christian Fischer returned after missing the previous game due to injury. … Voracek played in his 500th career game.UP NEXTFlyers: At Vegas on Sunday.Coyotes: Host Chicago on Monday night.