SCORES TO KEEP AN EYE ON

Game #1 Boston Bruins 0-1 Florida Panthers:

Last night in Boston,Scott Clemmensen made 36 saves to give the Panthers a 1-0 shutout win against the Boston Bruins.As of late the Bruins have not been able to put the puck in the net. If you look at their last 3 games the Bruins have just had 3 goals."There's only five games left, so there are 10 points out there," Bruins forward Michael Ryder(former Hab) said after Boston lost 1-0 loss."It's hard to find wins right now. You do feel that the team that puts it together first is going to be there."

Game # 2 Philadelphia Flyers 4-6 New York Islanders:

Last night in Long island New York, the Islanders snapped their 15 game losing streak vs Flyers with a 6-4 win. "I didn't know about that stat until the last time we played them," Comeau said. "I don't think anybody thinks about it. It's a different game every time we play them." The Flyers weren't playing well until they went down 4-0. Which will be a problem because they have been doing that recently."We didn't have time to be overconfident the way the game started," Flyers forward Danny Briere said. "We're battling for our lives here and the Islanders are trying to play spoiler."We have to keep our heads high. We don't have time to feel sorry for ourselves." With the loss the Flyers remain tied with Montreal and Boston for that 6th spot.

Game #3 Washington Capitals 2-1 Atlanta Thrashers:

Last night in Washington, the Capitals (who have won the Eastern Conference) were looking to play spoilers to the Thrashers who were 2 points out of a playoff spot behind Montreal, Philadelphia and Boston. And they did just that with a 2-1 victory. This victory was the Capitals 50th win of the season. "It just means they've given us another chance," Atlanta coach John Anderson said. "We've got to find ways to win and get points. If everything stays the same, we're out of the playoffs. We've got to make some hay here."

Written By Andrew Di Pardo

Montreal's next game: Tonight : Canadiens at Flyers 7:00pm E.t/4:00pm P.t