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Parise lifts Devils over Islanders 2-1

Zach Parise had a goal and an assist on the power play to lead the New Jersey Devils to a 2-1 preseason victory over the New York Islanders on Saturday night. Dainius Zubrus scored the other goal for the Devils, who had a 20-save effort from Martin Brodeur. Wade Dubielewicz, the backup to Rick DiPietro, stopped 37 shots for the Islanders.

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Washington Capitals vs Montreal Canadiens
Type: Moneyline - Status: OPEN
Washington Capitals-185
Montreal Canadiens+160
Washington Capitals vs Montreal Canadiens
Type: Series Winner - Status: OPEN
Washington Capitals-575
Montreal Canadiens+400
Colorado Avalanche vs Dallas Stars
Type: Puck Line - Status: OPEN
Colorado Avalanche - 1P+145
Dallas Stars - 1P-190
Dallas Stars vs Colorado Avalanche
Type: Series Winner - Status: OPEN
Dallas Stars+160
Colorado Avalanche-185
Los Angeles Kings vs Edmonton Oilers
Type: Moneyline - Status: OPEN
Los Angeles Kings-133
Edmonton Oilers+112
Los Angeles Kings vs Edmonton Oilers
Type: Series Winner - Status: OPEN
Los Angeles Kings-210
Edmonton Oilers+175
Florida Panthers vs Tampa Bay Lightning
Type: Series Winner - Status: OPEN
Florida Panthers-220
Tampa Bay Lightning+180
Toronto Maple Leafs vs Ottawa Senators
Type: Series Winner - Status: OPEN
Toronto Maple Leafs-900
Ottawa Senators+575
St. Louis Blues vs Winnipeg Jets
Type: Moneyline - Status: OPEN
St. Louis Blues+100
Winnipeg Jets-120
Winnipeg Jets vs St. Louis Blues
Type: Series Winner - Status: OPEN
Winnipeg Jets-1200
St. Louis Blues+700
Carolina Hurricanes vs New Jersey Devils
Type: Series Winner - Status: OPEN
Carolina Hurricanes-2000
New Jersey Devils+950

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