Dustin Brown and Anze Kopitar scored L.A.'s goals in the second period while Jonathan Quick made 28 saves.

Darren Helm opened the scoring for the Red Wings in the first.

Detroit has lost four straight and trails Vancouver by nine points for the top spot in the Western Conference.

In Tampa, Steven Stamkos scored his NHL-leading 42nd goal as Tampa Bay returned to the winners' list by downing Chicago in a shootout.

Martin St. Louis had the shootout winner, ending the Lightning's season-worst four-game losing skid. He also scored in regulation, helping Tampa Bay build a 3-1 lead before the Stanley Cup champions roared back through goals by Patrick Sharp and Jonathan Toews.

In the shootout, St. Louis spun in front of the net, set himself and fired the puck past Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford.

In Dallas, Curtis Glencross scored in the third round of the shootout to lift Calgary over Dallas and into a fourth place tie with Chicago in the Western Conference, a point ahead of the Stars.

Alex Tanguay scored in the second round and Dallas' Mike Ribeiro countered on a nifty move in the third. Glencross, who scored the deciding goals in Calgary's previous two games, beat Kari Lehtonen with a snap shot.

Rene Bourque, Tom Kostopoulos and Anton Babchuk scored first-period goals during a 3:15 span to get the Flames off to a fast start.

Jamie Benn, Ribeiro and Tomas Vincour scored for Dallas.

In Anaheim, Corey Perry and Lubomir Visnovsky each had two goals and an assist as Anaheim beat New York.

Visnovsky, who last Friday became the first defenseman in franchise history to get a hat trick, increased his points total to 54 - tying Detroit's Nicklas Lidstrom and Phoenix's Keith Yandle for the NHL lead at the position.

Bobby Ryan added a goal and three assists for the Ducks.

Brandon Dubinsky and Marion Gaborik scored for New York.

In Washington, Alex Ovechkin had two goals and an assist to reach 601 career points as Washington trounced Edmonton.

Ovechkin passed Michal Pivonka to gain sole possession of third place on the team's career points chart. Only Peter Bondra (825) and Mike Gartner (789) have more points in a Washington uniform than Ovechkin, now in his sixth NHL season.

Rookie goaltender Braden Holtby stopped 22 shots for his first career shutout as the Capitals made it six straight wins.

Eric Fehr scored twice in his return from a 22-game absence because of a shoulder injury, Alexander Semin also scored and Jason Arnott had an assist for his 900th career point.

In Columbus, St. Louis fought back from a three-goal deficit to beat Columbus in overtime.

Chris Stewart flicked in a backhander 54 seconds into overtime to cap the impressive comeback. He also scored the tying goal early in the third period.

Ian Cole had a goal and an assist and Alex Pietrangelo also scored for the Blues, who beat the Blue Jackets twice in 48 hours after losing their previous four games.

Jake Voracek, R.J. Umberger and Derek MacKenzie scored for Columbus. The Blue Jackets have dropped six in a row.

In Raleigh, South Carolina, Atlanta won its first road game in seven attempts by beating Carolina in overtime.

Tim Stapleton scored 1:38 into overtime, Rob Schremp and Tobias Enstrom had first-period goals and Ondrej Pavelec made 35 saves.

Erik Cole and Troy Bodie scored for the Hurricanes, whose point moved them into a tie with Buffalo for the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.

Atlanta is five points behind the Hurricanes and Sabres.