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KITCHENER, Ont. Toni Kukoc Jersey . - Matt Rupert had two goals and three assists and brother Ryan Rupert scored twice and set up two more as the London Knights downed the host Kitchener Rangers 10-5 on Friday in Ontario Hockey League action. Gemel Smith also had two goals and two assists for the Knights (46-13-5), who used a six-goal second period to blow the game open, Josh Anderson had a pair of goals and Max Domi and Brett Welychka each scored once. Brent Pederson had a pair of goals for the Rangers (22-39-3), who are on a seven-game skid, while Mason Kohn, Ryan MacInnis and Matia Marcantuoni had the others. Londons Anthony Stolarz made 19 saves for the win. Kitcheners Jordan DeKort allowed five shots in 15 shots before giving way to Matthew Greenfield, who stopped 20-of-25 shots in 32 minutes of relief. --- OTTERS 6 SPITFIRES 1 ERIE, Pa. -- Connor McDavid had two goals and two assists and the OHLs leading scorer Connor Brown added three assists as the Otters pummelled Windsor. Dylan Strome also scored twice for Erie (48-14-2), which extended its win streak to four games, while Dane Fox and Andre Burkovsky added the others. Oscar Dansk only had to make 16 saves for the Otters. Ben Johnson scored for the Spitfires (36-25-3), who dropped their third straight game, and Dalen Kuchmey stopped 35-of-41 shots in defeat. --- FRONTENACS 6 GENERALS 2 KINGSTON, Ont. -- Roland McKeown and Corey Pawley each scored twice as the Frontenacs downed Oshawa. Evan McEneny scored once and set up two more for Kingston (35-22-6) and Ryan Kujawinski had a goal and an assist. Scott Laughton and Cole Cassels scored for the Generals (41-18-6). Lucas Peressini made 33 saves for the Frontenacs, including a penalty shot on Laughton at 4:53 of the second period. Daniel Althsuller allowed five goals on 23 shots for Oshawa before giving way to Ken Appleby, who stopped 4-of-5 shots in a period of relief. --- GREYHOUNDS 7 STING 0 SARNIA, Ont. -- Brandon Halverson stopped 35 shots and Sergey Tolchinky had two goals and an assist as Sault Ste. Marie blanked the Sting. Bryan Moore had a goal and an assist for the Greyhounds (41-17-6), and Tyler Hore, Jorgen Karterud, Dylan Corson and Blake Speers each scored once. Defenceman Zachary Core was a team-worst minus-4 for Sarnia (16-41-7), which dropped its fifth straight game. Taylor Dupuis stopped 28-of-35 shots for the Sting. --- ATTACK 6 STORM 2 GUELPH, Ont. -- Zach Nastasiuk had two goals and an assist and Daniel Milne had three assists as Owen Sound downed the Storm. Jack Flinn made 36 saves for the Attack (29-27-8) while Kurtis Gabriel, Kyle Hope, Holden Cook and Kyle Platzer added the others. Robby Fabbri and Scott Kosmachuk scored for Guelph (49-12-3). Justin Nichols allowed six goals on 24 shots in 49 minutes of action. Matthew Mancina took over in the third period and stopped all three shots he faced. --- BATTALION 4 STEELHEADS 0 MISSISSAUGA, Ont. -- Jake Smith only had to make 19 saves as North Bay blanked the Steelheads. Miles Liberati, Alex Henriksson, Nick Paul and Ben Thomson scored for the Battalion (34-24-6) while Brenden Miller added two assists. Spencer Martin turned away 37-of-41 shots for Mississauga (23-36-5), which is on a four-game slide. The Steelheads are eighth in the Western Conference, one point ahead of Niagara. --- BULLS 2 WOLVES 1 (SO) SUDBURY, Ont. -- Charlie Graham made 49 saves through 65 minutes and three more in the shootout as Belleville edged the Wolves. Stephen Harper scored the shootout winner for the Bulls (21-38-6) and Aaron Berisha scored in regulation. Trevor Carrick scored the lone goal for Sudbury (32-21-11). Franky Palazzese kicked out 33-of-34 shots for the Wolves. Justin Holiday Jersey . 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The Canadiens star goaltender struggled in the latter part of last season and Bergevin brought in former Chicago Blackhawks colleague Stephane Waite as goaltending coach to help get him back on the right track. "Carey has been our most valuable player this year," he told reporters during the teams morning skate in Philadelphia. "All the credit goes to him for his comeback. Hes come to work whenever he goes on the ice. He is playing great hockey and is one of the reasons why we are in our current position." Price and teammate P.K. Subban were both named to Canadas Olympic mens hockey team on Tuesday, joining six other Canadiens representing their countries in Sochi. Bergevin would not comment on the status of contract negotiations with Subban (a restricted free agent with arbitration rights this summer), but had plenty of praise for the young blueliner. "I dont want to discuss (the talks) publicly," he said. "Two years ago, he (Subban) was sometimes a healthy scratch. His progression has been huge and hes not finished." Bergevin also addressed questions regarding veteran forwarrd Daniel Briere, who has struggled in his first season with the Canadiens. Wendell Carter Jr. Jersey. Briere, whos been the subject of trade speculation over the last week, has impressed both the GM and head coach Michel Therrien with his recent play - including a three-point performance against Ottawa on Saturday. "I never got wind of it," said Bergevin when asked of any possible rift between Briere and Therrien. "Daniel has faced difficulties, but hes on the right track. Hes played much better hockey for some time." And if Briere needs to look anywhere for some added inspiration, he doesnt need to look further than his own dressing room. "David Desharnais has had a difficult start to the season," said Bergevin. "And hes been one of our top players now for a long time." Bergevin, who had a first-hand look at some of the teams prospects at the World Junior Hockey Championship in Sweden, also likes he sees for the future, particularly forward Jacob De la Rose whom he hopes will play in North America next season. "On the whole, our prospects performed well," he said. "All six players got a lot of ice time. I was especially impressed with (Jacob De la Rose)