NHL ROUNDUP : Flames Break Loose, Torch Senators, 10-0

Robert Reichel scored three goals, and rookie Andrei Trefilov posted his second consecutive shutout as the Calgary Flames beat the hapless Ottawa Senators, 10-0, Saturday night at Calgary.

Reichel scored twice in the first nine minutes, and the Flames led, 3-0, after the first period. After scoring four goals in the second period, the only drama that remained was to see whether Trefilov could hold on for the shutout. The goaltender made 21 saves, running his shutout streak to 122 minutes 21 seconds.

Washington 4, Quebec 0--Steve Konowalchuk scored his first two goals of the season and Don Beaupre made 24 saves for his first shutout at Quebec, sending the Nordiques to their sixth consecutive defeat.

The Nordiques have been shut out in three of their last five games and have scored only eight goals in their last six games.

Florida 5, Montreal 2--Newcomer Bob Kudelski scored his first goal for the Panthers and assisted on another to lift Florida at Montreal.

The Panthers have two victories and a tie against the Stanley Cup champions this season.

St. Louis 2, Buffalo 1--Curtis Joseph made 32 saves and Brendan Shanahan and Craig Janney scored to lead the Blues at St. Louis.

The Sabres outshot the Blues, 33-20, but scored only once in seven power-play attempts.

New York Islanders 5, Chicago 5--Travis Green’s fluke goal with 6:45 to play in regulation capped the second comeback in the game for the Islanders, earning them a tie at Uniondale, N.Y.

Green had the puck behind the net and purposely banked it off the back of the leg of Chicago goaltender Ed Belfour for his 11th goal of the season.

Detroit 3, Boston 2--Ray Sheppard scored the first goal and assisted on the decisive one as the surging Red Wings beat the slumping Bruins at Boston.

The victory gave the Red Wings an 8-2-1 record over the last 11 games. The Bruins, playing without injured Cam Neely and Adam Oates, lost their fourth consecutive game.

Pittsburgh 4, Edmonton 3--Larry Murphy scored 17 seconds after Edmonton’s tying goal, giving the Penguins the victory at Pittsburgh.

Steve Rice had tied the score with a third-period power-play goal before Murphy’s shot from the right point deflected in off Edmonton defenseman Dave Manson.

Toronto 5, Winnipeg 1--Nik Borschevsky scored twice to lead the Maple Leafs to their sixth consecutive victory at Winnipeg.

Toronto (27-14-7) improved to 61 points, best in the NHL. The New York Rangers (28-12-3), with 59 points, have one more victory but have played five fewer games.

San Jose 8, Hartford 2--The Sharks scored three goals in both the second and third periods to lift them past the Whalers at San Jose.

Igor Larionov scored a hat trick, giving him 11 goals this season.