NHL Scores for Monday March 4, 2013

Air Canada Centre

Team Final	1	2	3	T
New Jersey Devils (19-19-10)	0	2	0	2
Toronto Maple Leafs (26-17-5)	1	0	3	4

Game-winning goal: Clarke MacArthur (TOR)

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CONSOL Energy Center

Team Final	1	2	3	T
Tampa Bay Lightning (18-26-4)	0	2	1	3
Pittsburgh Penguins (36-12-0)	1	0	3	4

Game-winning goal: James Neal (PIT)

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Jobing.com Arena

Team Final (SO)	1	2	3	SO	T
Anaheim Ducks (30-12-6)	1	1	2	0	4
Phoenix Coyotes (21-18-9)	0	2	2	1	5

Game-winning goal: Oliver Ekman-Larsson (PHO)

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Staples Center

Team Final	1	2	3	T
Nashville Predators (16-23-9)	0	0	1	1
Los Angeles Kings (27-16-5)	0	1	4	5

Game-winning goal: Jeff Carter (LA)

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