Read's sixth goal of the season made a winner out of goalie Ilya Bryzgalov  in his first game against the Coyotes. Bryzgalov spent four years with Phoenix and blossomed into one of the NHL's top goalies.

James van Riemsdyk  scored for the Flyers. Mikkel Boedker  had the lone goal for the Coyotes.

Mike Smith  stopped 40 shots for Phoenix.

Flyers forward Jaromir Jagr  left with an undisclosed lower body injury in the first period.

Tampa, Florida, Dwayne Roloson  made 33 saves, Vincent Lecavalier  had two goals, and Tampa Bay beat Pittsburgh.

Brett Connolly  and Steve Downie  also scored for the Lightning, who have won six consecutive home games.

Pittsburgh got a third-period goal from Tyler Kennedy .

It was the first game between the teams since Tampa Bay beat Pittsburgh in the first round of the playoffs last season.

Roloson stopped an in-close shot by Steve Sullivan  in the first. He also made several strong saves, including a lunging pad stop on Sullivan's backhander during a late second-period power play.

In Uniondale, Rick DiPietro  made 24 saves in relief of injured starter Evgeni Nabokov , and Matt Moulson  scored a key goal in the New York Islanders' win over Montreal.

P.A. Parenteau , Jay Pandolfo , and Mark Streit  also scored for the Islanders, who had lost four straight (0-3-1). New York, which scored all of its goals in the second period, held on after taking a 3-0 lead.

DiPietro replaced Nabokov 7:55 in after the starter injured a groin while making a pad save on Yannick Weber . Nabokov, who made two saves, will be re-evaluated on Friday.

Max Pacioretty , Erik Cole  and Brian Gionta  scored for the Canadiens, and Peter Budaj  stopped 29 shots. Montreal had won three of four.

In Boston, Tuukka Rask  made 30 saves through overtime and then stopped Columbus' Antoine Vermette  in the shootout as Boston beat Columbus for its seventh straight win.

Rich Peverley  and David Krejci  scored to put Boston ahead 2-1 in the shootout, and Rask ended it by stoning Vermette.

Adam McQuaid  scored his first goal of the season for the defending Stanley Cup champions, who nearly lost to the team with the worst record in the NHL. Derek MacKenzie  gave the Blue Jackets (3-13-2) a 1-0 lead early in the second period.

Columbus is winless on the road this season (0-7-1). Curtis Sanford  made 26 saves in his first start of the season.

In San Jose, California, Joe Thornton , Marc-Edouard Vlasic  and Torrey Mitchell  all scored in the second period and helped San Jose beat Detroit.

Joe Pavelski  and Brad Winchester  also had goals for the Sharks, who won for the third time in four games and extended their winning streak over the Red Wings to five, dating to last November.

Niklas Kronwall  and Danny Cleary  scored for the Red Wings, who have lost two straight since a four-game winning streak. Detroit has been beaten in five consecutive road games.

Antti Niemi  stopped 40 shots in the win. Jimmy Howard  allowed four goals on 21 shots before being replaced by Ty Conklin , who allowed a goal on seven shots.

In Anaheim, California, Anze Kopitar  scored the tiebreaking goal on his own rebound with 3:01 to play, and Los Angeles blew a two-goal lead in the final minutes of the third period before rallying to beat Anaheim for back-to-back victories in the Freeway Faceoff.

After Andrew Cogliano  tied it for Anaheim on his second goal with 6:25 left, Kopitar capitalized on a defensive breakdown and circled the net before forcing the puck underneath Ducks backup goalie Dan Ellis, who made 31 saves.

Mike Richards  added his second goal of the night on a short-handed, empty-netter with 1:38 to play for the Kings, who have won four of five after a five-game skid.

Jonathan Quick  stopped 35 shots to beat Anaheim for the second straight night, and Simon Gagne  scored a short-handed goal in the second period for the Kings. Rookie Slava Voynov  also scored for Los Angeles, which beat Anaheim 2-1 in a shootout Wednesday.

Corey Perry  scored a third-period goal for the struggling Ducks, who have lost 12 of 14.

St. Louis, David Backes  scored twice, Jaroslav Halak  stopped 20 shots and St. Louis beat Florida.

Chris Porter  had his first goal of the season and Kris Russell  added his second with St. Louis as the Blues finished a 4-0-1 homestand for new coach Ken Hitchcock.

The Panthers, who lead the NHL with seven road wins, had their four-game, road-winning streak snapped. They got a goal from Mike Santorelli  and 28 saves from Jose Theodore .

Two turnovers led to a pair of first-period goals. Backes beat Theodore with a shot from the slot 6:04 into the game.

In St. Paul Niklas Backstrom  stopped 27 shots for his second shutout of the season, and Devin Setoguchi  scored the game's only goal with 2:31 left to give Minnesota a win over Colorado.

Backstrom earned his 24th NHL shutout and the Wild's third this season in 19 games. Minnesota has won three straight and eight of 10.

Jean-Sebastien Giguere  made 17 saves for the Avalanche, who have lost three straight and four of five.

In Nashville, Martin Erat  scored two goals and Pekka Rinne  made 38 saves to lift Nashville over Toronto.

Nashville, which has won five of seven, sent Toronto to its fifth loss in six games.

Ryan Suter  and Matt Halischuk  scored the other Nashville goals. John-Michael Liles  had the only tally for Toronto.

Sergei Kostitsyn  had three assists, tying his career high for assists and points in a game.

Erat gave the Predators a 1-0 lead just 5:48 into the game.

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Evander Kane  scored two goals and Blake Wheeler  added his first of the season as Winnipeg beat Washington.

Kyle Wellwood  had the other goal for Winnipeg, which recorded back-to-back wins in regulation for the first time this season. Ondrej Pavelec , making his 11th straight start for the Jets, made 31 saves.

Alexander Semin  scored for the Capitals, who have dropped two straight.

Three unanswered goals in the second period by the Jets vaulted them to a 4-1 lead.

In Edmonton, Alberta, Milan Michalek  had a goal and an assist, and Ottawa won its third straight game on a long road trip with a win over Edmonton.

Colin Greening , Kaspars Daugavins , Jesse Winchester  and Zenon Konopka  also scored for the Senators (10-9-1), who have rebounded following a five-game slide. This marked the first time Ottawa has won both games on an Alberta road trip since 2003.

Anton Lander  and Ryan Jones  scored for the Oilers (9-7-2), who have lost four in a row and five of six following a six-game winning streak.