Joe Thornton scored his 300th NHL goal and assisted on both by Devin Setoguchi as the Sharks held on to beat the Red Wings 4-3 Tuesday night, according to an ESPN.com report. "Jumbo really came to play," San Jose coach Todd McLellan said.

Miikka Kiprusoff made 39 saves for his fourth shutout this season, and the Flames beat the Canadiens 4-0 Sunday on a cold, clear night at McMahon Stadium in the Heritage Classic outdoor game, according to an Associated Press report.

Craig Anderson stopped 47 shots in regulation and overtime in his first game as a member of the Senators and was perfect in the shootout during a 1-0 victory over the Maple Leafs on Saturday night. It capped a tumultuous 36-hour period that saw Anderson acquired in a trade Friday from Colorado for Brian Elliott. "The emotions are huge, they're running [high]," Anderson said after registering his first shutout in nearly a year. "I leave a team where I battled for two years ... it's tough to do that. But there's 20 new guys in here that are great guys, that I'm ready to learn with and get to know and grow with. "What it's about here is growing together as a team and finding a way to make 20 new friends here like I did in Colorado."

Chris Stewart made a two-goal debut for the Blues, helping energize a franchise coming off a pair of high-profile trades, in a 9-3 rout of the Ducks on Saturday night. He was running on adrenaline, after learning he'd been traded about 11 p.m. Friday night from Colorado and taking two flights to St. Louis. "It was a perfect start," Stewart said. "By the time I landed, I had three or four text messages from the boys and it was very comforting. It was an easy adjustment."

Dainius Zubrus scored goals in the first and third periods and the Devils earned their seventh straight victory by beating the Hurricanes 4-1 on Saturday night. The Devils, in a desperate fight to get into playoff contention after a miserable start, are just 10 points behind the eighth-place Hurricanes after beating Carolina for the third time in 12 days. "We took control early, for a change, because here this team is known for great starts," Devils coach Jacques Lemaire said. "Every time they step on the ice they really skate and get on top of the other team. We were pretty lucky to get that first goal."