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LOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles Kings jumped on a couple of early scoring chances and spent the rest of the night playing stellar defence. Adidas Superstar Nere e Bianche Offerte . When a few shots broke through that defensive front, Jonathan Quick was there. The Kings won the Stanley Cup two years ago with that basic formula, and they can see it clicking again as they close in on another playoff run. Jeff Carter scored his 250th career NHL goal on a power play, Quick made 17 saves to remain unbeaten since the Olympic break, and the Kings beat the Montreal Canadiens 2-1 Monday night for their fifth straight victory. Jake Muzzin scored an early goal for the Kings, who have won four games in six days since the break to solidify their playoff position in the Pacific Division, 10 points ahead of fourth-place Vancouver. The Kings might not be the most eye-catching team in the NHL, but the back-to-back Western Conference finalists results are becoming increasingly attractive. "Were playing the way I expected us to play coming out of the break," said Justin Williams, who got an assist on Muzzins goal just 1:54 in by leading a rush. "Were playing hard and not giving up leads. We do need to capitalize on more of our chances, but its two points we need for playoff position." Los Angeles took an early lead and hung on through 35 closing minutes of scoreless hockey for its first home victory over the Canadiens since March 8, 2003. Quick put together another outstanding game for the Kings on the heels of his performance for the U.S. national team in Sochi, making a handful of big saves to beat the Canadiens for the first time in his career. With his 168th win, the Conn Smythe Trophy winner is just three behind Rogie Vachon for the Los Angeles franchise record. "The style that we play, those are the kind of games youre going to see more often than not," Quick said. "At times it was a little slow, but I thought we carried the game for the most part. We didnt give them many opportunities. It was the kind of game you want to play." The Kings followed up their 6-0 victory at Montreal on Dec. 10 with another solid performance against the Canadiens built around that defence. Los Angeles has allowed an NHL-low 134 goals, and Montreal couldnt crack the Kings defence except for P.K. Subbans fortunate deflection goal late in the first period. "We played against the best defensive team in the league, and that showed," Montreal coach Michel Therrien said. Peter Budaj stopped 20 shots for Montreal, which had won five of six. The Canadiens opened a four-game West Coast trip with their first regulation loss since Feb. 2 -- and a taste of the frustration felt by Los Angeles more frequent opponents. "We couldnt get much sustained pressure, and thats a big part of it," Montreal captain Brian Gionta said. "We got a lucky bounce on the one goal, but for the most part, we werent able to get to the net as freely as we wanted. Weve got to give them credit for that, but weve got to find ways to break through." Montreal put goalie Carey Price on injured reserve with an apparent groin injury before the game, eight days after he posted a shutout in Canadas gold medal-winning victory over Sweden in Sochi. Budaj has started every game since the break, but Price might be able to play in Wednesdays game at NHL-leading Anaheim. Although Los Angeles dominated possession early, the Canadiens tied it late in the period when Quick blocked Subbans long shot, and the puck ricocheted off Jarret Stoll and into Quicks net. Carter put the Kings back ahead early in the second period, putting Anze Kopitars pass into the top corner of Budajs net with a slick wrist shot for his 22nd goal of the season. "The first 10 minutes, they certainly were coming fast, and we didnt have an answer for it," Montreal forward Brendan Gallagher said. "At the end, we had our chances and started to create stuff, but they are a good defensive team and they dont give up a lot." NOTES: Montreal visited Staples Center for the first time since Dec. 3, 2011. ... Australian Open champion Stan Wawrinka and rising star Eugenie Bouchard, a Montreal-area native, both attended the game. The BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, Calif., began Monday with qualifying play. ... Stoll played in his 700th NHL game. http://www.scarpeairmax90uomo.it/superst...iners.html . On Sunday afternoon, they sparked the Capitals to a much-needed victory. On a day when Alex Ovechkin was held to one shot on goal, the Capitals third line scored twice in a three-goal first period and the Capitals held on for 4-2 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs. Adidas Zx 750 Blu Bianco Rosso .com) - Hall of Fame forward Jean Beliveau, who led the Montreal Canadiens to 10 Stanley Cup Championships, died on Tuesday.VICTORIAVILLE, Que. - Alexandre Goulet had a four-point night — including two goals — as the Charlottetown Islanders doubled-up the Victoriaville Tigres 8-4 on Saturday night in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action.Filip Chlapik and Ross Johnston each scored twice for the Islanders (22-19-4). Spenser Cobbold and Ryan MacKinnon rounded out the attack.Pascal Laberge, Charles-Eric Legare, Samuel Blais and Felix Lauzon found the back of the net for Victoriaville (21-20-5). The Tigres have now lost four straight.Darryl MacCallum turned aside 22 shots in goal for Charlottetown. Olivier Tremblay started for Victoriaville, stopping 16-of-20 shots in 35:41. Chase Marchand entered in relief and made 13 saves in 23:19.David Henley of the Islanders received a game misconduct for checking from behind at 18:23 of the second period. Charlottetown converted on three of its six power plays while the Tigres went scoreless on four chances. The game had a total of 67 penalty minutes.---DRAKKAR 4 CATARACTES 3BAIE-COMEAU, Que. — Jeremy Gregoire scored the winner at 17:41 of the third period as the Drakkar slipped past Shawinigan.Luca Ciampini led Baie-Comeau (25-13-7) offensively with a goal and three assists. Dzmitry Ambrozheichik and Maxime St-Cyr added power-play goals. Frederic Gamelin also had three assists for the Drakkar, who have won three in a row.Gabriel Slight, Brandon Gignac and Anthony Beauvillier scored for the Cataractes (25-18-2).---ARMADA 4 HUSKIES 2BOISBRIAND, Que. — Danick Martel scored the first two goals of the game as the No. 9 Armada doubled Rouyn-Noranda.Philppe Sanche and Yvan Mongo both had short-handed goals in a three-goal second period for Blainville-Boisbriand (27-12-5). The Armada have now won three straight.Mathieu Lemay struck twice in the second for the Huskies (22-20-3).Blainville-Boisbriands Morgan Adams-Moisan received a major penalty and game misconduct at 11:37 of the second foor interference. http://www.scarpeairmax90uomo.it/adidas-...p-on.html. ---OCEANIC 5 FOREURS 3RIMOUSKI, Que. — Deven St-Hilaire had a pair of goals to lead the No. 5 Oceanic over Val-dOr.Simon Bourque, Vincent Dunn and Michael Joly also chipped in for Rimouski (28-12-3). The Oceanic have now won four in a row.Anthony Richard, Nicolas Aube-Kubel and Pierre-Maxime Poudrier scored for the Foreurs (19-20-7).---SAGUENEENS 3 TITAN 1CHICOUTIMI, Que. — Charles Guevremont scored the eventual winner at 9:44 of the second period as the Sagueneens topped Acadie-Bathurst.Nicolas Roy and Alexandre Ranger also found the back of the net for Chicoutimi (19-19-4).Andrew Ryan had the lone goal for the Titan (13-30-5). Acadie-Bathurst has dropped five straight.---SCREAMING EAGLES 6 VOLTIGEURS 2SYDNEY, N.S. — Stephen Anderson had the first of four second-period goals as Cape Breton cruised past Drummondville.Alexandre Gosselin, Colby Tower, Marcus Hinds, Maxim Lazarev and Evgeny Svechnikov supplied the rest of the offence for the Screaming Eagles (17-21-5). Cape Breton has won four in a row.Julien Avon and Mathieu Sevigny replied for the Voltigeurs (21-21-3).---OLYMPIQUES 4 SEA DOGS 2GATINEAU, Que. — Marc Beckstead tied the game in the third period and added an empty-netter as the Olympiques doubled up Saint John.Jake Coughler also struck twice for Gatineau (18-24-4), which has won three in a row.Justice Dundas and Mathieu Joseph scored for the Sea Dogs (24-14-6).---WILDCATS 3 REMPARTS 2QUEBEC CITY, Que. — Cameron Askew scored a power-play goal at 12:17 of the third period as No. 8 Moncton edged the Remparts.Ivan Barbashev and Noah Zilbert chipped in for the Wildcats (29-12-3) in the first period.Anthony Duclair opened the scoring with his first goal of the season for Quebec (26-16-3). Duclair spent the first part of the year with the New York Rangers before being sent back after the world junior championship. 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