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ROUYN-NORANDA, Que. - Jean-Christophe Beaudin had a goal and two assists and the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies scored four times in the second period en route to a 5-1 rout of the Saint John Sea Dogs on Friday night in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League play.Jeremy Lauzon, Mathieu Lemay, Mathieu Boucher and Francis Perron supplied the rest of the offence for the Huskies (16-15-2). The win snapped a two-game losing skid for Rouyn-Noranda.Samuel Dove-McFalls scored his 11th of the season shorthanded for Saint John (20-7-5), which lost in regulation for the first time in seven games.Alexandre Belanger made 30 saves for the Huskies in the win while Alex Bishop stopped 23 shots for the Sea Dogs.Rouyn-Noranda scored three times on eight power-play chances while Saint John went 0 for 7 with the man advantage.Mathieu Joseph of the Sea Dogs received a checking to the head major penalty at 18:37 of the second period.---WILDCATS 3 SCREAMING EAGLES 2SYDNEY, N.S. — Kyle Tibbo scored the deciding goal at 15:07 of the third period as Moncton edged the Screaming Eagles.Taylor Burke and Dominic Talbot-Tassi also found the back of the net for the Wildcats (20-10-2), who won for the fifth time in six games.Clark Bishop and Bradley Lalonde scored for Cape Breton (11-16-5).---PHOENIX 4 VOLTIGEURS 0SHERBROOKE, Que. — Alex Bureau made 25 saves as the Phoenix shut out Drummondville.Raphael Lafontaine, Carl Neill, Tim Wieser and Gabriel Fontaine provided the offence for Sherbrooke (17-12-3), which snapped a four-game losing streak.Joe Fleschler kicked out 30 shots for the Voltigeurs (16-15-2), who had a three-game winning streak snapped.---OCEANIC 6 OLYMPIQUES 3GATINEAU, Que. — Anthony DeLuca scored the first of four-straight goals for Rimouski over the Olympiques.Anthony Chapados, Vincent Dunn, Guillaume McSween, Alexis Loiseau and Samuel Laberge rounded out the Oceanic (23-8-2) attack.Louick Marcotte had a pair of goals for Gatineau (14-16-4) and Alex Dostie also scored. It was the Olympiques fifth straight loss.---DRAKKAR 5 ISLANDERS 0BAIE-COMEAU, Que. — Philippe Cadorette turned aside all 26 shots he faced as the Drakkar blanked Charlottetown.Bokondji Imama, Antoine Pouliot, Luca Ciampini, Frederic Gamelin and Maxime St-Cyr found the back of the net for Baie-Comeau (19-10-4).Daryl MacCallum started in net for the Islanders (15-17-2), making 20 saves. Padres Matt Strahm Jersey . Louis Blues brought in the premier unrestricted free agent centre, and did it without breaking the bank. Padres Kirby Yates Jersey . It was just business as usual for the Thunder at home. Durant scored 32 points and the Thunder beat the Bulls 107-95 on Thursday night for their eighth straight win. http://www.cheappadresjerseysauthentic.com/?tag=padres-trey-wingenter-jersey . Los Angeles announced its new deal for Kupchak late in the fourth quarter of a 145-130 loss to the Houston Rockets. Kupchak had one year left on his current contract. Padres Jose Castillo Jersey . 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Ference said it has to be remembered that with back-to-back condensed seasons - last year because of the lockout - players need the break both mentally and physically. "The last calendar year I think I played 110 or 120 games, so its a much welcomed break." It was a break that came with the Oilers suddenly having found their game in the midst of another disastrous, non-playoff season. They went into the Olympic break having won five of their previous seven games - one of the losses was in overtime - and outscoring their opponents 18-12. Their previous 10 games before the break - the statistic the NHL keeps - showed them at 5-3-2, a record that put them in the middle of the pack, unlike the 29th place they are in with their overall record of 20-33-7. "It is tough from that aspect," forward Jordan Eberle said of the untimely break. "Some of the GMs around the league have been complaining, some of the teams were going well and then you get this break. Its almost like a new season starting. "But, for me personally, I feel you get re-energized, with a little more jump and a little more excitement to play, like you did iin camp.dddddddddddd I feel really energized and ready to play." Like many of the players, Eberle took a vacation away from the game, away from Edmonton and away from winter. But not away from working out. "Yeah I went away but I definitely worked out," he added. "I knew today was going to be a tough day. It was just a bit of a skate but most of the stuff was in the gym and it was tough." Ference said the players were put through a tough physical that included a hard bike ride but said everybody looked fine. "Nobody was puking." Veteran Ryan Smyth said it would have been nice to be playing in the Olympics again, but he appreciated the great family time he had in Mexico. And as a player turning 38 on Friday, he said "any time you get some rest for the body to recuperate, it will really help." While players made sure they stayed physically active and in shape, they were able to mentally turn off the game and enjoy some rare family time. "Your mind is a little off on vacation so you give yourself a break there," said Eberle, second on the Oilers scoring with 45 points. "But as far as your body you have to make sure youre still able to come back and play 22 games. So everyone took their mind away from the game, which is a good thing. "I went on vacation somewhere hot and your mind is so out of it that you think, wow, I have to come back and play hockey? But as soon as you get to Edmonton, see the snow on the ground, it changes pretty quickly. I got on the ice, felt pretty excited to get back. Its almost like a new season here." 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