Boyd Gordon (C) of the Phoenix Coyotes wins a face off against Gustav Nyquist (L) and Valtteri Filppula (R) of the Detroit Red Wings during their NHL game at Jobing.com Arena in Glendale, Arizona, Tuesday. — Reuters

CHICAGO — Dustin Brown converted his own rebound with 1:27 remaining, lifting the Los Angeles Kings to a 5-4 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks Monday night.



Brown’s first attempt went off the back of Blackhawks defenseman Johnny Oduya, but it bounced right back to the captain, who sent it past Corey Crawford for his 12th of the season. Anze Kopitar set up the score by winning a faceoff in Chicago’s end.



Kopitar also had a goal in the second period to end Los Angeles’ scoreless streak at 150 minutes, 35 seconds.



Michael Frolik had two goals and an assist for Chicago, which has lost two in a row. Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews also scored.



The Blackhawks were without right wing Marian Hossa for the second straight game due to an upper-body injury.



Wild 7, Stars 4: Zach Parise scored two goals and added an assist and Minnesota extended its winning streak to six games.



Both of Parise’s goals came on bounces that barely made it over the goal line. Mikko Koivu and Matt Cullen each had a goal and assist for Minnesota, which won for the first time in Dallas since March 21, 2003, snapping a 16-game losing streak in Dallas (0-11-5).



Red Wings 3, Coyotes 2: Pavel Datsyuk scored Detroit’s second power-play goal in the third period and had an assist, lifting the Red Wings over reeling Phoenix.



Datsyuk set up Johan Franzen’s tying goal in the second period and beat Coyotes goalie Jason LaBarbera with a one-timer midway through the third period, giving him 11 points (three goals, eight assists) in eight games.



Sharks 5, Ducks 3: Brent Burns and Martin Havlat each had a goal and an assist, and San Jose sent Anaheim to its third home loss in four days.



Havlat snapped a 15-game goal drought, Joe Pavelski scored just his second goal in 19 games and added a late assist, and James Sheppard wrapped it up with his first goal of the season with 9:56 to play in San Jose’s final stop on a five-game trip.



Bruins 3, maple Leafs 2, SO: Patrice Bergeron scored the tying goal with 9:24 left in regulation, then put Boston ahead in the shootout as the Bruins held on for a victory.



Milan Lucic also scored for Boston, which rallied from a 2-0 deficit and improved to 11-2-1 at home this season.



Senators 3, Devils 2, SO: Mika Zibanejad scored the winner in the shootout to give Ottawa a win over New Jersey.



Chris Phillips and Colin Greening also scored for the Senators, who got 32 saves from Ben Bishop. Captain Daniel Alfredsson also scored in the shootout for Ottawa.



Andrei Loktionov and Marek Zidlicky scored for the Devils as Martin Brodeur faced 14 shots.



Predators 3, Oilers 2: Sergei Kostitsyn had a goal and an assist to lead Nashville over Edmonton.



Kevin Klein and Chris Mueller also scored for Nashville, which its third straight.



Martin Erat added two assists for the Predators. He has seven points.

Taylor Hall and Shawn Horcoff scored for the Oilers in their third consecutive loss.— Agencies