MISSISSAUGA, Ont. - Spencer Martin made 31 saves and Bryson Cianfrone had an empty-net goal and an assist as the Steelheads doubled up the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 4-2 in Ontario Hockey League action on Sunday. Trevor Carrick, Damian Bourne, and Dylan Smoskowitz also scored for Mississauga (16-21-4), who was outshot 33-17. Michael Bunting and Kyle Jenkins replied for the Greyhounds (26-10-5). Sergey Tolchinsky chipped in with two assists. Sault Ste. Maries Brandon Halverson made 13 of 16 saves. --- BATTALION 6 RANGERS 3 NORTH BAY, Ont. — Barclay Goodrow and Matt MacLeod had a goal and an assist apiece, and the Battalion got four more goals from four different players en route to a win against the Rangers. Marcus McIvor, Zach Bratina, Jamie Lewis, and Nick Paul all scored for North Bay (19-16-5), while Dylan Blujus, Connor Jarvis, Alex Henriksson, and Mike Amadio chipped in with two assists apiece. Curtis Meighan had two goals for Kitchener (14-24-1) and Ryan MacInnis also scored. North Bays Jake Smith made 24 saves for the win while Matthew Greenfield of the Rangers stopped 30 of 35 shots. --- FRONTENACS 4 SPITFIRES 2 KINGSTON, Ont. — Matt Mahalak made 37 saves and Sam Bennett and Spencer Watson each had a goal and an assist to lift the Frontenacs over Windsor. Samuel Schutt and Darcy Greenaway also scored for Kingston (23-12-4), and Michael Moffat picked up two assists. Steven Janes and Brady Vail had goals for Windsor (25-14-1), and Remy Giftopoulos contributed with an assist on both scores. Goaltender Dalen Kuchmey stopped 35 shots for the Spitfires. --- SPIRIT 3 STORM 2 SAGINAW, Mich. — Nick Moutrey scored the eventual winner in the second period, and Saginaw staved off a Guelph comeback to secure their 18th win of the season. Dylan Sadowy and Jimmy Lodge also scored for the Spirit (18-17-5). Down 3-0 late in the second period, Scott Kosmachuk scored his 28th of the season for Guelph (29-8-3), and Robby Fabbri added a power-play goal with 51 seconds to go. 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The Canadiens (27-20-5) have lost four in a row and five of six, allowing Eastern Conference rivals to move closer to the playoff spot they held by a comfortable margin until recently. The slump has rumours flying of trades and has some questioning whether coach Michel Therriens job is safe, although Gorges doesnt see a need for a change. "I cannot see one guy that has lost faith in anyone in this organization," he said. "Thats not who we are. "Collectively, were just in a rut and were finding ways to beat ourselves. Tonight, once we got down, mentally we didnt have that resiliency. But in no way, shape or form are we quitting on anybody." The Canadiens half-effort, in which they were outshot 27-3 at one point in the second frame before closing the gap to 34-21, was just what the struggling Capitals (23-21-8) needed. Alex Ovechkin returned from missing two gamjes with a lower body injury to start a four-goal second period as the Capitals ended a seven-game winless run. The Caps had scored only eight goals in their seven previous games. "Its a big win, a good win for the boys," said Ovechkin. "It brings some confidence back. "This building is an exciting place. Its good." John Erskine, Jay Beagle and John Carlson also scored in the middle period and Casey Wellman, who was recalled Saturday from AHL Hershey, scored on a feed from Ovechkin on a 2 on 1 counterattack 8:38 into the third period. Erskine, Beagle and Wellman each got his first of the season, while Ovechkin got his league-leading 36th. Carlsons goal at 10:31 of the middle period chased goalie Carey Price in favour of backup Peter Budaj. It was a sixth straight game in which Montreal allowed four or more goals. Caps goalie Braden Holtby improved his record against Montreal to 5-0-0 with two shutouts. The Canadiens talked among themselves about the rut they are in after the game, but it was management that ordered every player to stay in the room to face the media. They had been booed mercilessly by the 21,273 Bell Centre fans, who also gaave a mock cheer when they were held without a shot on goal until Daniel Briere got only their fourth of the game at 12:25 of the second period.dddddddddddd. "Its probably the biggest cheer I ever got for making a save," said Holtby. "People should be frustrated," said Montreal defenceman P.K. Subban. "Im frustrated. Everybodys frustrated in here. "But thats life. Thats part of the sport. Its how you respond. I think we have the right attitude in here. We just have to work through it." Therrien said every team goes through bad patches in a season and its up to them to play their way out of it. "That the players had a meeting shows they want to fix the problem," he said. "I have confidence we will bounce back from this." Price said the meeting should help. "We need to tackle this problem as a team," he said. "Doing things individually is what got us to this point. So this was a good step. "At this point, our support isnt good enough. We have to battle better for our teammates. You have to count on the guy beside you. Right now were not doing that." The Canadiens seemed to go to pieces once Washington got the lead. Ovechkin fed Troy Brouwer on a power play for a shot that was disallowed when video review found it entered the net a fraction of a second after the first period ended. The man advantage had just ended when Ovechkin produced magic in the second period when Jason Chimeras rebound looked to be floating past the net. He tapped the puck twice in the air to keep it from getting away, then he lifted it into an open side for his 36th of the season. "It was kind of a tough angle, but its in and well take it," said Ovechkin. Less than two minutes later, Erskine saw his sliding pass go through a surprised Prices legs after Subban lifted Brooks Laichs stick in front of the net. Beagle scored on a set-up from Tom Wilson at 6:21 and Carlson added one on a long shot Price didnt see. The Capitals have won seven in a row at the Bell Centre since March, 2011 and are 9-1-1 in their last 11 visits. Notes -- There was a standing ovation in a pre-game ceremony for Anthony Calvillo. The CFLs all-time passing leader retired this week from the Montreal Alouettes. . . There was also a moments silence for victims of the Ile-Verte fire. . . Montreal defenceman Raphael Diaz was scratched for a fourth game. . . While Ovechkin returned, centre Mikhail Grabovski sat out with a lower body injury. . . Adam Oates coached his 100th Capitals game. 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