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NEW YORK -- In what seemed like an ultimate grudge match, players on both sides of the Columbus Blue Jackets-New York Rangers rivalry stepped up to inflict damage on their former team. Brandon Dubinsky had a goal and assist, and the Blue Jackets edged the Rangers 4-3 in a shootout on Monday night. Former Blue Jackets star Rick Nash -- acquired in the deal that sent Dubinsky to Columbus -- did his best to lift the Rangers, but his two power-play goals were only enough to get New York even. He and Mats Zuccarello were stopped by Sergei Bobrovsky in the tiebreaker. "It wouldve been nice to get that other point," Nash said. "Weve got to come out a lot better, and we cant keep making mistakes that end up in the back of our net." Bobrovsky made 40 saves through overtime in his first action in over a month to backstop Columbus win at the end of a 2-2 road trip. "This was a good two points for us," Blue Jackets coach Todd Richards said. "Bob was great with big save after big save. Dubinsky was really big for us. He played a strong game." Mark Letestu and Ryan Johansen scored against Henrik Lundqvist in the shootout. "Im happy we got a point. We played well for 60 minutes," Lundqvist said. "The difference is I didnt stop the breakaways and (Bobrovsky) did -- one in the second and in the shootout. I have some work to do." Lundqvist had the night off Saturday when backup Cam Talbot won 7-1 at Toronto. Lundqvist is 2-1-1 since sitting for three straight games in late December. Nash had tied it 3-3 with his second of the night, and ninth of the season, at 6:55 of the third period as David Savard served a penalty for delay of game. Defenceman James Wisniewski also had a goal and assist, and Cam Atkinson scored on a second-period breakaway to help the Blue Jackets win. "Always good to end road trips on a high note," Wisniewski said. "Weve been coming together as a team more and more." Bobrovsky shined in his return from a 14-game absence caused by a strained groin. The reigning Vezina Trophy winner had been out since Dec. 3 but showed no rust in a matchup with Lundqvist -- the Vezina winner in 2012. The Rangers came away with a point because of Nash, acquired from Columbus in 2012. Brian Boyle cut the deficit to 3-2 at 4:53 of the third, and Lundqvist made 36 saves through overtime for New York, which had won three of four before returning home. The game took a noticeable turn 21 seconds into the second when Rangers forward Chris Kreider drove Columbus defenceman Fedor Tyutin into the left-wing boards with a shoulder-to-shoulder hit that left Tyutin down on his stomach. Dubinsky skated over to challenge Kreider, but a fight didnt ensue. Kreider was given a major penalty for boarding and was ejected. Dubinsky received a minor for roughing. Tyutin left soon after and didnt return to the game. "I looked at the replay. He tried to stop just before," Rangers coach Alain Vigneault said of Kreider. "It seemed like he stopped, and sort of a follow-through from their player. Anytime a guy gets pushed into the boards the way he did, the referees dont have much of a choice." Vigneault doesnt expect Kreider to be suspended. Richards, who said the team will know more about Tyutins status on Tuesday, called the injury "more of a charley horse than anything else." With the teams skating 4-on-4, Atkinson stole the puck from defenceman Anton Stralman at the New York blue line, and raced alone the other way. He received little resistance from Stralman and beat Lundqvist to restore Columbus lead at 2-1. Columbus didnt take further advantage of the three-minute power play. Just 27 seconds after Columbus killed a penalty, Dubinsky made a perfect pass from the left-wing boards across the Rangers zone to a streaking Wisniewski on the right side. Wisniewski fired a rising shot that got in under the crossbar to make it 3-1 with 3:13 left in the second. Bobrovsky stopped 15 shots in each of the first two periods. He denied Brad Richards at the right post with his pads when Richards took a pair of whacks at a loose puck. Benoit Pouliot was stopped earlier in the period on a breakaway. Nash tied it 1-1 when he snapped a rising wrist shot from the left circle that caromed in off the left post with 52.8 seconds left in the first. Dubinsky had staked Columbus to a 1-0 lead with 2:53 remaining when Wisniewskis shot hit him in the leg and deflected in. NOTES: Newly acquired forward Daniel Carcillo didnt make his Rangers debut. ... Boyle scored for the second time in two games after going 27 games without a goal. ... Dubinsky has a goal and two assists in three games vs. New York. ... The 43 shots were the most allowed by Columbus this season. Air Max 270 Sale Uk . The Senators return from a lengthy layoff caused by Wednesdays attack on Parliament Hill to host the New Jersey Devils on Saturday night. Nike Air Max 270 Uk . 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The Raptors had an early deadline Sunday, a dreaded afternoon game, and they left the bulk of their work until the last minute, as theyve done so many times before.It creeps into everyones conversation and thoughts as the NFL season winds down. Its a word most coaches and players try to avoid uttering, yet always are aware of.Clinch.The Patriots, Broncos and Colts are on the verge of clinching their divisions, while the Packers and Cardinals can reach out and grab playoff berths this week.Coach (Bill Belichick) hasnt mentioned that today. Normally he has, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady said during the week. Youre playing for a division championship, so its a very important game. Weve worked really hard to get to this point.It is not lost on anyone that the three AFC clubs with a chance to earn division crowns also have premier quarterbacks: Brady, Denvers Peyton Manning and Indianapolis Andrew Luck.So, of course, does Green Bay, which with a win and a combination of losses elsewhere will secure a post-season spot. Aaron Rodgers has been impeccable at home, and not too shoddy on the road, either: Rodgers leads the league in passing by a wide margin as the Packers head to Buffalo.Oh man, its crazy, Bills defensive tackle Marcell Dareus said of the way Rodgers creates big plays out of nothing. ... Him throwing across his body 40 yards and just flipping the ball, that makes the game so much more hard. So were just going to have to try our best to contain and get after him the best way we can.The weekend began Thursday night with Arizona remaining the NFCs top seed in a field goal battle, defeating the Rams 12-6. The injury-ravaged Cardinals (11-3), leaders of the West, got four field goals from rookie Chandler Catanzaro, but also lost quarterback Drew Stanton to a new injury at St. Louis (6-8).Arizona will clinch a playoff spot if Sundays Dallas-Philadelphia game doesnt end in a tie, or with a Detroit loss combined with a Green Bay victory.Miami (7-6) at New England (10-3)The Dolphins rallied in the heat to beat the Patriots in the season opener. It wont be hot in Foxborough, and New England will be a hefty favourite to grab its 12th division crown in 14 years.By winning out, the Patriots also will have home-field advantage for the conference playoffs.Miami has little wiggle room in its quest for a playoff spot, but has won two straight against New England.It just shows that we can compete with the team, cornerback Brent Grimes said. We can give any team a hard time, just pressuring the quarterback and things like that, covering guys. We just have to carry it out for four quarters and it shows that we can do that.Denver (10-3) at San Diego (8-5)Denver has won the past three in the series and seven of eight overall. Continuing that trend would give the Broncos their fourth straight division crown.Manning didnt throw for a TD last week against Buffalo, ending a 51-game string. Hes not necessarily concerned about starting a new streak as long as the wins keep coming.Ive always said that every game takes on different identities and sometimes you have a couple of games in a row or two or three games in a row, he said.With regular punter Mike Scifres out, the Chargers signed 35-year-old Australian-born Mat McBriar so Nick Novak doesnt have to place-kick and punt again.Houston (7-6) at Indianapolis (9-4)The Texans never have won at Indy in 12 trips and are 4-21 overall against the Colts. Indeed, Houstons only defeat in the AFC South this year is to the Colts.Perhaps their best chance to win is to force some turnovers, something Luck and Indianapolis have struggled with recently. The Texans lead the NFL with 29 takeaways.Indy has won 11 in a row within the division and could celebrate receiver Reggie Wayne becoming its franchise record holder for games played and wins, breaking ties with Manning (208 games, 141 wins).Green Bay (10-3) at Buffalo (7-6)A Green Bay victory coupled with a loss by Dallas, and if the Packers clinch a strength-of-victory tiebreaker over the Cowboys, would Rodgers and Co. a playoff spot. But Green Bay is 0-5 at Orchard Park.On the other hand, the Packers are 3-0 against the AFC East this season and have won five straight and nine of 10 overall against everyone.The Bills almost certainly must win out for any chance at avoiding extending the NFLs longest current playoff drought to 15 seasons. They do lead the NFL with 48 sacks and are 3-0 against the NFC North.Dallas (9-4) at Philadelphia (9-4)This was a mismatch in Phillys favour on Thanksgiving night, and a repeat will just about clinch (that word again) the NFC East for the Eagles.But Dallas, which has been off since a Thursday night win at Chicago, might have learned something from how Seattle throttled Phillys fast-paced offence last week. Annd the Cowboys are 6-0 on the road; theyve never finished 8-0 away from home.ddddddddddddMark Sanchez had his first rough outing as the Eagles quarterback in place of the injured Nick Foles. But hes 2-0 vs. Dallas.San Francisco (7-6) at Seattle (9-4)The Seahawks have that look. You know, the fierce no-one-can-handle-us look that they wore on their way to the 2013 title.Ever since linebacker Bobby Wagner got healthy, the defence has been the toughest in the NFL. With Russell Wilson at his creative best, the offence has become dynamic enough.As for the 49ers, well, need anything more be said than they lost to their Bay Area rivals last week in a crucial game? It was just the second victory for Oakland.Cincinnati (8-4-1) at Cleveland (7-6)Johnny Clipboard is now back to being Johnny Football. Or at least Johnny Manziel is a starting NFL quarterback.The 2012 Heisman Trophy winner and a first-round draft pick last spring, Manziel gets the job in Game 14 after Brian Hoyers slump hit critical mass. One of Hoyers more solid performances this season came in a 24-3 win at Cincinnati.The AFC North-leading Bengals have won their past three road games, and QB Andy Dalton, who had a 128.8 rating last week, will look to replicate that, not his career-low 2.0 passer rating in the previous meeting with the Browns.Pittsburgh (8-5) at Atlanta (5-8)No, the Steelers are not on top of their division despite their record, even as the Falcons are leading the NFC South with their ugly mark. The Steelers are as schizophrenic as any team in the league and come off a huge fourth quarter in which they outscored the Bengals 25-0 to win.But they also have fallen to the Buccaneers and Saints, so why not to the Falcons, who actually have played better the past six weeks despite splitting those games?Jacksonville (2-11) at Baltimore (8-5)After coming on strong last week to beat Miami, the Ravens find themselves in prime position in the AFC North. Their remaining opponents are the lowly Jaguars, Houston and Cleveland. A sweep probably gets them the division crown.Ravens RB Justin Forsett, in the midst of a breakout season, spent 2013 with the Jaguars, rushing six times for 31 yards. Hes got 192 carries for 1,080 yards this year.New Orleans (5-8) at Chicago (5-8), Monday nightHardly what the NFL and ESPN hoped for in a mid-December prime-time affair. Perhaps this could be billed as a matchup of the leagues most disappointing teams, although the 49ers also could stake a claim.Yet New Orleans is tied for first place in the abysmal NFC South. So while the Windy City is whipped by angst over the Bears, the Big Easy remains hopeful that Drew Brees will get the Saints going in the right direction.Minnesota (6-7) at Detroit (9-4)The previous time they met, the Lions had eight sacks, but the Vikings have played much better in the succeeding two months. Under head coach Mike Zimmer, a defensive mastermind, theyve allowed a league-low 131 points in the past eight games.Detroit is in excellent shape for at least an NFC wild card, and might even own one before it finishes the season at Green Bay; next weeks opponent is struggling Chicago.Oakland (2-11) at Kansas City (7-6)The Raiders sent the Chiefs stretch run in the wrong direction by beating Kansas City on Nov. 20, Oaklands first win in 17 games. KC has lost three in a row, while Oakland comes off its second victory, a shocker over San Francisco that could wind up costing the Raiders the No. 1 spot in the draft.Oakland has lost nine straight road games and will need to slow down Chiefs linebacker Justin Houston, who is tied for the league lead with 16 sacks.Tampa Bay (2-11) at Carolina (4-8-1)Derek Anderson gets the start at quarterback after Cam Newton suffered two broken bones in his back in an auto crash. Despite no shot at a winning record this season, the Panthers can still take the NFC South. But even in such a weak sector, winning out is a must.Washington (3-10) at New York Giants (4-9)Not much to recommend here. Perhaps watching whether rookie Odell Beckham Jr. can make more spectacular catches and add to his record string of 90-plus yards receiving in six games. Or if Redskins running back Alfred Morris can rebound from his worst game of 6 yards on eight carries in last weeks shutout loss to St. Louis.New York Jets (2-11) at Tennessee (2-11)Not much to recommend here, either; these are difficult days for NFL fans in the Big Apple.Maybe the race for the top overall draft pick takes precedence, with the loser of this one in solid shape for that, uh, honour.___AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.org and www.twitter.com/AP_NFL ' ' '