The Blue Jackets, Montreal Canadiens and New York Rangers each have 75 points, six behind the Ottawa Senators for the first wild card in the Eastern Conference. Columbus has played 71 games, Montreal 72 games and New York 73 games.

Boone Jenner had two goals, Kent Johnson had the lone score of the shootout and the Columbus Blue Jackets rallied from a pair of multi-goal deficits to beat the Vancouver Canucks 7-6 on Friday night and move into a tie for the final wild card in the Eastern Conference.

Goals by Boone Jenner and Kirill Marchenko aren't enough for Blue Jackets to over come two-goal deficit against Senators.

Hours after firing their head coach, the Philadelphia Flyers received two goals apiece from Sean Couturier and Matvei Michkov in a 6-4 home victory over the Montreal Canadiens on Thursday.

The Columbus Blue Jackets visit the Ottawa Senators after Boone Jenner scored two goals in the Blue Jackets' 7-6 shootout win over the Vancouver Canucks.

Boston Bruins (30-34-9, in the Atlantic Division) vs. Detroit Red Wings (33-33-6, in the Atlantic Division) Detroit; Saturday, 8 p.m. EDT BOTTOM LINE: The Boston Bruins are looking to end their seven-game losing streak with a victory against the Detroit Red Wings.

After CBJ wins, we'll give three takeaways about what stood out or what we'll remember from the Blue Jackets victory. 1. The Blue Jackets again started slow but showed resiliency to erase a three-goal deficit to defeat the Canucks.

Marco Kasper scored an unassisted goal in the first period and the host Detroit Red Wings edged the slumping Boston Bruins 2-1 on Saturday night.

The Columbus Blue Jackets and Vancouver Canucks play the second and final game of the season series. The Canucks won the first meeting 5-2 back on December 6th.