NEW YORK, N. Lorenzo Mauldin Jersey .Y. - Brett Connollys second goal of the game during a third-period power play lifted the Tampa Bay Lightning to their third straight win over the New York Rangers, 6-3 on Monday night.With Martin St. Louis off for slashing, Connolly scored past Henrik Lundqvist at 5:34 for his fourth of the season. Tyler Johnson gave the Lightning a two-goal lead 1:24 later with his second of the night, and Ondrej Palat added an empty-netter with 26.4 seconds left to give Tampa Bay its fourth consecutive victory.Victor Hedman had three assists, and Ben Bishop made 32 saves to improve to 8-0 against the Rangers — including three wins in 15 days. He even had an assist on Connollys first.Matt Carle added a goal for the Lightning, who outscored the Rangers 15-7 in the three games — including 11 goals at Madison Square Garden.Kevin Hayes, Jesper Fast and St. Louis scored for the Rangers, who had won four of five. Lundqvist struggled and made only 15 saves.St. Louis was honoured before the game for recently reaching 1,000 NHL points. His family joined him on the ice as a video tribute was shown, and he was given gifts by both teams. St. Louis, traded to New York last season in a captain swap that sent Ryan Callahan to Tampa Bay, had 953 points in 972 games with the Lightning.After St. Louis put the Rangers in front 3-2, the Lightning went on a 5-on-3 power play that generated only one shot, but tired out the New York skaters and set up the tying goal 26 seconds after the advantage ended.The Rangers couldnt clear the zone, and Carle scored off a pass from Johnson to make it 3-all at 14:23. Tampa Bay had only five shots in the second and 13 through 40 minutes.Earlier, the Rangers erased their second one-goal deficit when Fast scored his second NHL goal — in consecutive games. Derick Brassard faked a slap shot high in the zone before moving to the centre. He spotted Fast at the right post and sent him a perfect pass that was easily steered in at 2:42.St. Louis put the Rangers in front for the first time by scoring his 10th during a power play at 9:24. A rebound of Ryan McDonaghs shot came right to the former Lightning star, and he calmly deposited the puck behind Bishop at the right post.Tampa Bay grabbed a 1-0 lead 6:32 in on Johnsons seventh. Hedman took a shot that hit the skate of Palat in front. Palat got the puck to his stick and fed a pass to Johnson.New York tied it when Carl Hagelin worked the puck behind the net and sent a quick pass out front to Hayes for a goal with 7:46 left in the first.It didnt stay even for long because Connolly restored the Lightning lead 3:48 later. He made several moves high in the zone to get free of defenceman Marc Staal before snapping a drive that got past Lundqvist as New Yorks Dan Girardi and Tampa Bays Brenden Morrow jousted in front of him.NOTES: Rangers LW Chris Kreider returned after missing one game due to the death of his grandfather. LW Anthony Duclair was a healthy scratch. D Dan Boyle remained out with flu-like symptoms. Unlike LW Tanner Glass, he hasnt been diagnosed with the mumps. ... Hedman played his second straight game after missing 18 due to a broken finger. ... Callahan scored two goals in each of the past two meetings with New York. Jalin Marshall Jersey . -- Canadas Milos Raonic defeated Edouard Roger-Vasselin of France on Saturday to advance to the third round of the BNP Paribas Open. Marcus Williams Jersey . Goergl, the 2011 world champion, started 28th after the other top contenders had already gone down but had the fastest time at each interval. 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I just thought we were sloppy and made a lot of mistakes, but we were fortunate to get some great goaltending and key goals at key times.” An emotional pre-game tribute to former Rock GM Terry “T” Sanderson, who passed away in late November of last year, began the night. The Rock players formed a “T” at centre floor in honour of their late leader. The Bandits added their own touch of class by meeting the Rock players at their end of the floor to shake hands. The Rock stormed out of the gate building a 2-0 edge. They held another 2-goal lead at 3-1 before the Bandits rallied to score a pair of goals and knot the score 3-3 before the end of one quarter of play. The Bandits scored their 3rd straight goal to go up 4-3, but the Rock scored twice to regain the lead. This was only the beginning of the back-and-forth second quarter with Buffalo’s Mark Steenhuis scoring his third and Ryan Benesch scoring his second and third goals of the game to take a 7-5 lead. Darron Lee Jersey. The Rock scored three straight to wrestle the lead away from Buffalo, but the Bandits were full marks for answering the bell when they needed a goal to keep the game deadlocked heading into the 4th quarter, 9-9. Toronto doubled Buffalo’s fourth quarter output, 4-2 to gut out a big 2-goal win on home floor. Stephan Leblanc and Brodie Merrill each scored shorthanded in the final frame. Nick Rose got his first win of the season making 30 saves on 41 shots. Anthony Cosmo was credited with the loss allowing 11 goals on 54 shots. Rock goal scorers were Kasey Beirnes (3), Brett Hickey (3), Rob Hellyer (2), Brodie Merrill (2), Stephan Leblanc (2), and Kevin Ross (1). Josh Sanderson had 6 assists, while Leblanc added 7 assists to his pair of goals for a 9-point game. Ryan Benesch’s 5 goals earned him the games third star, while Sanderson and Leblanc were 1-2 on the star scoreboard. There’s little rest ahead for the Rock as they will travel to Rochester Saturday to face the Knighthawks at 7:30pm at Blue Cross Arena. Toronto’s next home game will be Saturday, January 31st at 7:00pm against the Calgary Roughneck