Tie Domi, Kyle Wellwood and Nik Antropov scored for Toronto, which has lost six straight overall. Toronto defenseman Carlo Colaiacovo sustained a concussion and was taken off the ice on a stretcher after his head struck the boards following a collision with Ottawa's Vaclav Varada.
Blues 4, Canucks 0
At St. Louis, Curtis Sanford stopped 34 shots for his third shutout of the season and Mike Sillinger scored for the fifth consecutive game, helping St. Louis end a nine-game losing streak.
Vladimir Orsagh, Christian Backman and Petr Cajanek also scored for the Blues, whose last victory also came over the Canucks on Jan. 2. The slump was two games shy of a franchise-record 11-game losing streak this season.
Sanford, who has four shutouts in 28 career starts, was at his best in the third period when the Canucks had a 21-5 shots advantage. Vancouver, beginning a seven-game trip, was blanked on four power plays in the final period.
Stars 4, Coyotes 1
At Dallas, Sergei Zubov scored the first of Dallas' four consecutive goals and Marty Turco made 17 saves to help the Stars end a three-game losing streak.
Turco gave up a soft first-period goal to Dave Scatchard before settling down with the help of a tight defensive effort by his teammates. Turco had been pulled in three of his previous six games and had allowed eight goals in the last 22 shots he faced.
Zubov scored in the first period, Jussi Jokinen, Brenden Morrow and Jason Arnott added second-period goals and Mike Modano had two assists for the Stars.
Flames 3, Oilers 1
At Edmonton, Alberta, Jarome Iginla scored twice and Miikka Kiprusoff made 30 saves for Calgary.
Kristian Huselius also scored and added an assist for Calgary, which has won four consecutive games to start a five-game road trip. The Flames moved two points ahead of Vancouver for first place in the Northwest Division.
Ales Hemsky scored for Edmonton, which lost its fourth consecutive home game and fell seven points behind the Flames.
Kings 3, Mighty Ducks 2, SO
At Los Angeles, Luc Robitaille scored the tying goal in the third period and Joe Corvo clinched the deciding goal in a shootout for Los Angeles.
The Kings have beaten Anaheim in the last nine meetings that have gone past regulation, including a 4-3 shootout win on Dec. 16 in Anaheim.
Corvo beat Jean-Sebastien Giguere on the Kings' fifth shot of the shootout, right after Anaheim's Ryan Getzlaf hit the left post behind Mathieu Garon.
Los Angeles reached 30 victories in its 51st game, tying the 1980-81 squad for the fewest number of games with 30 wins in the franchise's 38-year history.
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