Five days after giving up four goals in the final 3:23 to hand a victory to Boston, the Penguins blew another two-goal lead before recovering to win without Sidney Crosby for just the second time in five games. Marc-Andre Fleury stopped 44 shots for his 20th win of the season.

Tuukka Rask made 33 saves for the Bruins, and Dennis Seidenberg and Michael Ryder scored 13 seconds apart in the second period to erase a 2-0 deficit.

But Staal backhanded a loose puck in front past Rask to make it 3-2. Chris Kunitz and Pascal Dupuis also scored for the Penguins.

In Detroit, Johan Franzen scored 45 seconds into overtime to give Detroit a win over Columbus.

Drew Miller had a goal and two assists, and Jonathan Ericsson and Kris Draper each added a goal and an assist for Detroit. Joey MacDonald made 24 saves.

Rick Nash had a goal and two assists, and Derick Brassard and Grant Clitsome posted a goal and an assist each for Columbus. Steve Mason stopped 28 shots.

In Montreal, Roman Hamrlik and Tomas Plekanec scored power-play goals as Montreal blitzed the New York Rangers with three goals in the first period.

James Wisniewski assisted on both power-play goals. He set up Hamrlik's tying goal 13:19 in and Plekanec's 14th goal, which made it 2-1, at 14:50. Andrei Kostitsyn also scored for Montreal.

Carey Price made 31 saves for the Canadiens. Montreal is on a 5-1-1 run.

Mats Zuccarello drew the Rangers within one 6:57 into the third. Brian Boyle added his career-best 15th goal for New York. Henrik Lundqvist stopped 38 shots for the Rangers, who scored just one goal in each of their previous two games.

In Uniondale, New York, John Tavares scored three goals for his second NHL hat trick, and Rick DiPietro made 40 saves to help the New York Islanders beat Buffalo and end a three-game losing streak.

DiPietro played for the first time since he injured a groin during New York's five-game road trip.

Blake Comeau and Michael Grabner also scored for New York, 9-4-2 in its last 15 games.

Tomas Vanek, Tyler Ennis and Jochen Hecht scored for the Sabres, who got 32 saves from Ryan Miller.

In Sunrise, Florida, Dmitry Kulikov fired a high wrist shot past Martin Brodeur 3:36 into overtime as Florida topped New Jersey for its third straight win.

Dennis Wideman and Evgeny Dadonov scored power-play goals for the Panthers. Former Devils goalie Scott Clemmensen made his second straight start and stopped 33 shots.

Nick Palmieri and David Clarkson scored for New Jersey.

Brodeur had 19 saves.

In Raleigh, North Carolina, Jussi Jokinen scored two goals to lift Carolina over Tampa Bay.

Jokinen scored on a second-period power play and added an empty-net goal with 7 seconds left.

Eric Staal's 22nd of the season capped a three-goal second period for Carolina, which is 7-2-2 in its last 11 games.

Simon Gagne scored twice for Tampa Bay, which has lost four of six.

In Glendale, Arizona, Ray Whitney scored two goals and added an assist to help Phoenix beat Anaheim.

Lee Stempniak had a goal and two assists, Adrian Aucoin and Sami Lepisto each added a goal and assist, and Taylor Pyatt also scored for the Coyotes, who won their fourth straight. Phoenix is 6-0-1 in its past seven and has risen from 11th place to fourth in the Western Conference.

Matt Beleskey and Corey Perry scored for the Ducks, whose three-game winning streak was lost.

In Dallas, Trevor Daley had his first two-goal game in the NHL as Dallas beat Atlanta.

Kari Lehtonen stopped 29 shots in his first appearance against his former team.

Lehtonen, the No. 2 pick in the 2002 draft, played for the Thrashers from 2003 until he was traded to the Stars last year.

James Neal also had a two-goal game for the Stars, who have won seven straight on the road but are only 2-3-2 in their last seven at home.

Andrew Ladd scored for Atlanta, 0-3-1 in its last four.

In Nashville, Tennessee, Marcel Goc scored the only goal in the shootout as Nashville rallied from a two-goal deficit after two periods to beat Chicago.

Goc took the first shot in the shootout for Nashville, and goalie Pekka Rinne stopped Jonathan Toews and gloved away Patrick Kane's shot. Patrick Sharp had a last chance, but his shot went wide.

Nashville captain Shea Weber and Jerred Smithson scored less than four minutes apart in the third period.

Tomas Kopecky scored a power-play goal, and Viktor Stalberg had a goal for Chicago.

In San Jose, California, Dany Heatley broke out of a scoring slump with a pair of goals that helped San Jose end a six-game losing streak with a victory over St. Louis.

Joe Thornton also scored and added an assist to move past teammate Patrick Marleau for the top spot in Sharks history with 390. Antti Niemi made those goals stand up with 28 saves, giving last season's Western Conference runners-up their first win since New Year's Day in Los Angeles.

San Jose had not earned a point in six games, its longest stretch since the 1995-96 season. The Sharks also had lost six straight home games for their longest drought in nearly 14 years.

B.J. Crombeen and Erik Johnson scored for the Blues, who lost for the sixth time in seven games.

In Los Angeles, Jarret Stoll scored two goals to lead Los Angeles over Edmonton.

Marco Sturm, Anze Kopitar and Drew Doughty also scored and Jonathan Bernier made 24 saves as the Kings completed a 2-6 homestand.

Andrew Cogliano and Dustin Penner scored for the Oilers, who have the worst record in the Western Conference. They failed to score on five power plays and are 0 for 33 since Taylor Hall's goal against the Kings on Dec. 23.

In Toronto, Miikka Kiprusoff stopped 32 shots through overtime and then turned aside two of four shootout attempts to lift Calgary over Toronto.

Olli Jokinen scored the deciding goal in the shootout for the Flames.

Calgary's Matt Stajan and Toronto's Mikhail Grabovski traded third-period goals in the game that was scoreless after 40 minutes. Grabovski tied it with just 12.4 seconds left in regulation.