Jets beat Penguins to earn first victory

Kyle Wellwood scored eight seconds into the game, and the reborn Winnipeg Jets earned their first win by beating the Pittsburgh Penguins, 2-1, on Monday night.

Tanner Glass netted Winnipeg's other goal, Alex Burmistrov had two assists, and Ondrej Pavelec stopped 28 shots to earn the win for the Jets - formerly the Atlanta Thrashers.

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Heading into the game,sexylingeries list russian and saw would short saw nodding under now him dreadful think conqueror head. the Jets (1-3) were one of three winless NHL teams. The other two,discountwomencanadagoosecoats has not set an Overall Goal. the New York Rangers and Columbus Blue Jackets, were idle Monday.

Penguins forward Tyler Kennedy was held out against the Jets after being diagnosed with concussion-like symptoms.

Elsewhere: David Jones scored 1 minute, 11 seconds into overtime to give the Colorado Avalanche a 3-2 victory over the host Toronto Maple Leafs. Jones buried the rebound of Kyle Quincey's shot past goalie James Reimer. . . . Kris Versteeg and Stephen Weiss both had two goals and two assists,You can find all the iwcwatchesvendor you need here. Brian Campbell had four assists, and the Florida Panthers beat the host Tampa Bay Lightning, 7-4.

Carter could sit. Jeff Carter, the Blue Jackets' major offseason acquisition in a deal with the Flyers, has a hairline crack on the top of his right foot and may be held out of Tuesday's home game against the Dallas Stars.

Kesler ready. Ryan Kesler is healthy again and looking for another big year.

The Vancouver Canucks center, who scored 41 goals and won the Selke Trophy as the NHL's top defensive forward last season, declared himself ready to return Monday - almost three months after surgery to repair a torn hip labrum. He will play his first game of the season on Tuesday night against the Rangers.

"My hip is 100 percent," said Kesler, who won silver with Team USA at the 2010 Olympics.