Marian Gaborik scored the tiebreaking goal early in the third period, and the Kings spoiled San Jose's outdoor party at Levi Stadium with a 2-1 win over the Sharks on Saturday night, according to an ESPN.com.

Kari Lehtonen made 37 saves as Dallas won 2-0 against the Panthers. But the Stars lost three forwards to injuries, including scoring leader Tyler Sequin, according to an ESPN.com report.

"We're not really smiling or celebrating," Lehtonen said. "Nobody is like we usually are after a win like this."

Seguin, who has 29 goals and 59 points, was helped off the ice after being checked in the lower leg by defenseman Dmitry Kulikov in the third period. Patrick Eaves followed Seguin to the locker room 51 seconds later after teammate John Klingberg's wrist shot hit Eaves in the head.

Ales Hemsky left in the first period with a lower-body injury.

Blues head coach Ken Hitchcock reached an impressive milestone on Thursday night.

Alexander Steen had a goal and two assists to help Hitchcock move into sole possession of fourth place on the NHL wins list in the Blues' 6-3 victory over the Lightning.

"You can't get a lot of wins unless you've got good players," Hitchcock said.

Hitchcock's 693rd regular-season win broke a tie with Dick Irvin. The Blues coach only trails Joel Quenneville (739), Al Arbour (782) and Scotty Bowman (1,244).

James Reimer stopped the first 31 shots he faced in an unexpected start as the Maple Leafs defeated the Oilers 5-1 on Saturday night to end an 11-game winless streak.

"The feeling you get at the end of the game when you've battled for 60 minutes and you're able to come up with a win, especially after the adversity we've faced, it's a good feeling," Reimer said. "It's a relief, and you feel really good about yourself."

The Predators defeated the Penguins by the score of 4-0 on Sunday, according to an ESPN.com report.  Backup goaltender Carter Hutton stopped all 21 shots he faced for his second career shutout as the Predators won in regulation in Pittsburgh for the first time since 2004.

Henrik Lundqvist took a puck to the throat and was scared and in pain on Saturday night.

Lundqvist shook that off and stopped 31 shots in the Rangers' 4-1 win over the Hurricanes.

"I was getting ready for the shot, and I could feel a stick under my chin pull up my helmet, so I lost vision of the puck," Lundqvist said. "I had a bad feeling about it because I could kind of see the puck coming, but then I lost track of it.

"When I got hit, it was obviously extremely painful and it was hard to breathe for a couple of minutes."