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DEVILS FALL TO HURRICANES, 3-2

With his team down three against the Carolina Hurricanes on Tuesday night, New Jersey coach Brent Sutter pulled his goalie when the Devils got a power play with about 9 minutes left in the game. The catch was that move put extra pressure on his son, Brandon (#16 above) who was trying to kill the penalty for the Hurricanes. "Can you believe he did that while his kid was on the ice?" Carolina coach Paul Maurice said. While New Jersey scored on that power play, Brandon got the last laugh when Carolina withstood a late rally to beat the Devils 3-2.

Rockets 96, Sixers 104

KNICKS BLUNDER AGAINST THUNDER, 107-99

What appeared to be a lopsided victory turned into a nail-biter, but the Oklahoma City Thunder didn't complain. Wins have been rare this season for the Thunder, so they wanted to celebrate after holding off the Knicks 107-99 on Tuesday night — after nearly blowing a 23-point, second-half lead. "We showed a lot of character," said Oklahoma City forward Kevin Durant (above) who had 27 points and 12 rebounds. "They came back and got within two but we continued to work hard and kept our composure and fought on the defensive end and got some key scores.

CAPS PUT DOWN FLYERS FOR 7th STRAIGHT WIN, 2-1

Whether by blowout or shootout, the Washington Capitals needed a win over the "we don't like them" Philadelphia Flyers to give their winning streak a serious sense of accomplishment. It happened by shootout, their seventh straight win and one supported by a home-ice crowd that - for a change - didn't leave much room for the rival fans. The Capitals dished out some payback Tuesday night, getting a 2-1 shootout win to avenge the only loss they've had in a month and ease some of the sting from last year's first-round playoff series loss. Alex Ovechkin is shown above.