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Wild notch first road win, beat Pens 2-1

Minnesota Wild goalie Nicklas Backstrom(notes), of Finland, stops a Pittsburgh Penguins shot in the third period of an NHL hockey game in Pittsburgh, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2009. Backstrom stopped 34 shots in the Wild's 2-1 victory.

Niklas Backstrom finally stole a win for the Minnesota Wild on the road, and in the most unlikely of places. Backstrom made 34 saves and the Wild won an away game for the first time this season, beating the defending Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins 2-1 on Saturday night. “Backy was great,” said Eric Belanger, who had the winning goal.

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Date: Mon, Feb 13, 12
GameStatusNotes:
Open
Carolina Hurricanes Moneyline
+130 		Canadian Line
+1,5 (-240)
Montreal Canadiens Moneyline
-160 		Canadian Line
-1,5 (+190)
Total
5 (-140) 5 (+110)
Open
San Jose Sharks Moneyline
-120 		Canadian Line
-1,5 (+240)
Washington Capitals Moneyline
-110 		Canadian Line
+1,5 (-300)
Total
5,5 (+120) 5,5 (-150)
Open
Phoenix Coyotes Moneyline
+160 		Canadian Line
+1,5 (-200)
Vancouver Canucks Moneyline
-190 		Canadian Line
-1,5 (+160)
Total
5,5 (+110) 5,5 (-140)
Date: Sun, Feb 12, 12
GameStatusNotes:
Final
Anaheim Ducks Moneyline
-165 		Canadian Line
-1,5 (+175)
Columbus Blue Jackets Moneyline
+145 		Canadian Line
+1,5 (-210)
Total
5,5 (+105) 5,5 (-125)
Final
San Jose Sharks Moneyline
-115 		Canadian Line
+1,5 (-340)
St. Louis Blues Moneyline
-105 		Canadian Line
-1,5 (+270)
Total
5 5
Final
Los Angeles Kings Moneyline
+105 		Canadian Line
+1,5 (-290)
Dallas Stars Moneyline
-125 		Canadian Line
-1,5 (+245)
Total
5 (+115) 5 (-135)
Final
Tampa Bay Lightning Moneyline
+180 		Canadian Line
+1,5 (-155)
Pittsburgh Penguins Moneyline
-220 		Canadian Line
-1,5 (+135)
Total
5,5 (-125) 5,5 (+105)
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Philadelphia Flyers Moneyline
+165 		Canadian Line
+1,5 (-180)
Detroit Red Wings Moneyline
-190 		Canadian Line
-1,5 (+160)
Total
5,5 (-135) 5,5 (+115)

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