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Three Power-Play Goals; Vyborny's SO Goal Lead Columbus To 4-3 Win Over New York

Pascal Leclaire Earns Second NHL Win
David Vyborny and Pascal Leclaire continue to thrive in shootouts.
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In improving to a perfect 5-for-5 in his shootout attempts this season, Vyborny netted the decisive goal for Columbus, which improved to 6-0-1 all-time against the Islanders.
Vyborny likely never thought his shootout heroics would once again become necessary when the Blue Jackets led, 3-1, late in the second period. They held a one-goal lead in the final minute of the third before Mark Parrish forged a tie, scoring on a rebound with 37 seconds left.
After an exciting but scoreless overtime, Columbus coach Gerard Gallant chose Vyborny as his first shooter, and the 30-year-old Czech rewarded him by unleashing a wrist shot that beat goaltender Rick DiPietro on the glove side.
Leclaire, who picked up just his second career victory, made the goal stand - barely. The rookie, who notched his first win in a shootout against Minnesota on November 30, caught a pair of breaks as New York captain Alexei Yashin hit the right goalpost on his attempt and the red-hot Mike York missed the top right corner by mere inches on the Islanders' final chance.
All three regulation goals for the Blue Jackets came on the man advantage, a major breakthrough for a team that entered Thursday last in the NHL with both 15 power-play goals and a 10.1 percent conversion rate.
Defenseman Adam Foote, who was activated from injured reserve prior to the contest, gave Columbus a 2-0 lead midway through the first period when he blasted a slap shot from the blue line past DiPietro.
Sergei Fedorov pushed the lead to 3-1 late in the second when he knocked a rebound behind DiPietro for his first goal in nine games with the Blue Jackets. The former Hart Trophy winner was acquired in a trade with Anaheim on November 15.