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Last Night's Action: Falling Apart
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Peter Trinkle
Published Feb 1, 2010
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- Minnesota 112 Knicks 91: The Knicks have now equaled the low point of their season, falling 11-games under .500 for the first time since their 3-14 start. What makes matters worse is back-to-back losses against Washington and Minnesota, two of the weaker teams in the league. New York is clearly in a tailspin and it’s hard to see how they are going to pull out of it.
- Rangers 3 Colorado 1: The five-game losing streak is over and Chad Johnson has his first career win. Marian Gaborik scored his first hat trick as a Ranger.
- LA 3 Devils 2: New Jersey took a 2-0 lead, but they fell apart in the final two minutes. LA scored the tying and winning goal in the final two minutes of the third period to earn the two points.
- Philadelphia 83 Nets 79: A twelve-point third quarter sent the Nets to another loss.
- Florida 2 Islanders 0: Tomas Vokun kept New York in check with 33 saves. Rick DiPietro stopped 23 shots, but the two goals he allowed were the difference.
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