Alex Ovechkin found the net with 6:26 remaining in the Capitals? 3-2 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning, giving Washington a franchise record-tying 10th consecutive victory on Sunday, as reported by the Associated Press. ?It?s kind of fun and it?s kind of good,? Ovechkin said. ?But we don?t want to stop.?

Panthers left wing David Booth returned from a concussion on Sunday against the Islanders. Booth had missed 45 games after suffering a concussion on Oct. 24 in a game against the Flyers. He had a career-high 31 goals and 29 assists during Florida's 2008-09 campaign.

Coyotes forward Scottie Upshall is out indefinitely with a torn ACL in his right knee. Phoenix general manager Don Maloney made the announcement before Sunday's game against the Stars. Upshall was injured in Thursday's 3-2 win over Calgary.

The Maple Leafs shook up their struggling club on Sunday, acquiring defenseman Dion Phaneuf from the Flames in a seven-player deal and swapping goalies with Anaheim to get J.S. Giguere, according to an Associated Press report. Along with Phaneuf, Toronto received Keith Aulie and Fredrik Sjostrom from Calgary in exchange for Ian White, Matt Stajan, Nick Hagman and Jamal Mayers. The Maple Leafs also traded goalie Vesa Toskala and Jason Blake to Anaheim for Giguere.

The Oilers dropped their 13th consecutive game on Saturday, losing 6-1 to the Flames. Edmonton's franchise record is fourteen straight losses. "You get down, you don't like what's going on. You start feeling sorry for yourselves. All of those emotions come to play and that's when it's hard to fight," Edmonton coach Pat Quinn said. "It sounds trite, but it's absolutely true. If you get afraid of the end result then you don't do the things you need to do and when you don't do them, you don't have a chance."

Maple Leafs general manager Brian Burke will address on media on Sunday in what a team source told ESPN.com was to announce a "shakeup" of some sort. Toronto is 29th in the overall standings, losing again Saturday night to Vancouver. Burke has been in trade talks with other NHL teams for a few weeks now.

Mike Fisher scored 3:33 into the extra period and Ottawa extended its winning streak to a team-record nine in a row with a 3-2 victory over the Montreal Canadiens on Saturday, as reported by the Associated Press. Fisher took a pass from defenseman Erik Karlsson and cut across the goalmouth to put a backhand past Jaroslav Halak.

The Blackhawks have addressed a series of photos showing three of their players shirtless in a limo with two unidentified women. Patrick Kane, John Madden and Kris Versteeg were in the photos that were taken in Vancouver and have been circulating the Web. "It's not the way we want to represent the team, but it's been discussed internally [with the team]," Kane said Thursday. "It's been figured out inside this locker room. "We've had the support of most of the team, and like I said, it's been handled inside that locker room. That's all we really care about in here, and we are focused on the game tonight." Kane said the photos were taken after the Hawks played in Vancouver last Saturday night.

Jacques Rogge, the president of the International Olympic Committee, says the NHL should realize that sending its players to the Olympics raises the league's exposure and increases its fan base. "I think it's important for the Olympic Games to have the NHL," Rogge said Thursday. "That goes without saying. "But also I think it's important for the NHL to have their stars shine in the Olympic Games. If you look at the audience of the final of the Olympic hockey tournament, it matches the final of the Stanley Cup. That is a good promotion for hockey in North America." NHL players will participate in the Vancouver Winter Olympics, which open Feb. 12. However, the league has not decided if it will allow its players to compete at the 2014 Games in Sochi, Russia.

Capitals defenseman Mike Green has been suspended for three games for elbowing Panthers forward Michael Frolik in the head. The NHL announced the suspension on Saturday. Green delivered the hit in the first period of Friday night's 4-1 win over the Panthers.