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NEW YORK -- Andrew Ladd had the tying goal late in the second period, and Stephen Gionta and Mathew Barzal scored 2:35 apart early in the third to lead the New York Islanders to a 4-3 exhibition victory over the New Jersey Devils on Monday night.Ladd, who signed with the Islanders in the offseason, scored his first of the preseason with 5:31 remaining in the middle period to tie it 2-2.Gionta tipped in a shot from fellow former Devils player Steve Bernier to put New York ahead at 3:55 of the third. Barzal then tipped in another shot by Bernier to make it 4-2 at the 6:30 mark.Colin Markison scored in the first period for the Islanders. Thomas Greiss stopped 25 shots in his preseason debut after returning from the World Cup of Hockey following Team Europes loss to Canada in the finals.Reid Boucher and Miles Wood scored 2:37 apart to give the Devils a 2-1 lead just past the midpoint of the second period. Devante Smith-Pelly pulled New Jersey within one with 8:17 to go in the third, and Cory Schneider finished with 26 saves.VORACEKS OT GOAL LIFTS FLYERS PAST RANGERSIn Philadelphia, Jakub Voraceks second goal 27 seconds into overtime gave the Philadelphia Flyers a 4-3 win after giving up a three-goal lead against the New York Rangers.Jordan Weal, Voracek and Travis Konecny scored 3:21 apart in the second period to give the Flyers a 3-0 lead. Steve Mason had 27 saves.Ryan Graves got the Rangers on the scoreboard with about 3 1/2 minutes to go in the middle period, and Brandon Pirri and rookie Jimmy Vesey scored in the third to tie it with 9:09 left.Leading 1-0, the Flyers went on a 5-on-3 with about 9 1/2 minutes left in the second after Vesey was called for tripping and J.T. Miller got a double-minor for high-sticking 13 seconds apart. Voracek took advantage with a slap shot less than a minute later, and Konecny converted a wrister with just under 8 minutes remaining.The Flyers Radko Gudas was ejected in the final minute of the first period after receiving a misconduct for boarding Vesey from behind.Henrik Lundqvist stopped 17 of 18 shots over the first 30:18 for the Rangers, and Mackenzie Skapski gave up three goals on 15 shots the rest of the way.CAPITALS BEAT BLUES IN SHOOTOUTIn Washington, T.J. Oshie and Andre Burakovski scored in the shootout to lift the Capitals to a 2-1 victory over the St. Louis Blues.Paul Casey scored in regulation for Washington, tipping in a shot by Zach Sill to tie the score 1:50 into the third period.Braden Holtby had 13 saves on the 14 shots he faced over the first 31:50. Philipp Grubauer stopped all seven shots he faced through overtime, and then had three saves in the shootout -- including a stop on Kenny Agostino in the fourth round for the win.Dmitrij Jaskins second of the preseason gave the Blues the 1-0 lead with 5:47 left in the first. Carter Hutton sopped 37 shots through overtime and then gave up two goals on four shots in the tiebreaker.CONNOR HELPS JETS TO FOURTH STRAIGHT WINIn Winnipeg, Manitoba, highly touted rookie Kyle Connor scored the deciding goal on the power play as the Winnipeg Jets beat the Ottawa Senators 4-2 for their fourth straight win.Connor, a finalist for the Hobey Baker award at the University of Michigan last season, broke a 2-2 tie at 7:02 of the third period when his high shot from the side of the net glanced off goalie Andrew Hammond. It was Connors third goal of the preseason.Nikolaj Ehlers was credited with an empty-net goal with 5 seconds left in the game when he was tripped up on a breakaway.Mark Scheifele had a power-play goal and Jets captain Blake Wheeler also scored and added an assist. Michael Hutchinson stopped 27 shots.Hammond stopped 29 shots for Ottawa, which got goals from Tom Pyatt -- on a two-man advantage -- and Ryan Dzingel.Winnipeg forward Drew Stafford left the game late in the first period after crashing into the boards following a hit. Yeezy 350 For Sale . "I wrote 36 on my sheet at the beginning of the game," the Cincinnati coach said, referring the yard line the ball would need to be snapped from. Yeezy 350 Replica . Note: The Calgary Flames announced Tuesday that Sean Monahan would not be made available to Canadas World Junior team. https://www.cheapyeezy350outlet.com/ . 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Maryland linebacker Isaiah Davis was forced to leave Saturdays 38-14 Nittany Lions win as officials flagged him for lowering his shoulder and hitting Julius after the kick traveled out of bounds.Maryland coach D.J. Durkin said that even if Davis had not been ejected he would have removed the redshirt freshman from the game.Thats not our program, Durkin said.The penalty came a week after Minnesota linebacker Jaylen Waters was ejected for a similar hit on Julius.It means hes dangerous, Penn State linebacker Koa Farmer said of his teammate. Joey is legit. Hes one of us running down the field. Thats why he makes those hits.Hes got to protect himself. Guys are going to be coming after him -- because hes like us.In Week 1, Julius trended on Twitter after a tackle that caused Kent State returner Kavious Price to stagger backward. In Week 4, Michigan All-American Jabrill Peppers purposely avoided blocking Julius as he tackled returner Jourdan Lewis.Julius, a 258-pound redshirt sophomore, has fast become a fan favorite because of those hard hits. Fans chanted, Jo-ey! Jo-ey! after he drew a flag Saturday. Before the game, the Beaver Sttadium crowd of 100,778 stood on its feet and applauded when he appeared on the video board as the starting lineups were announced.ddddddddddddes probably the most famous kicker, NFL or college, that I can think of, Penn State safety Malik Golden said. I dont really think any kickers really had this notoriety. Ive never seen something like this from a kicker.Golden said he is working on a group project that involves interviewing someone. The first subject his group suggested? It wasnt quarterback Trace McSorley or running back Saquon Barkley. It happened to be Julius.Penn States kicker has endeared himself to fans for his hard-nosed mentality. But he also drew praise last week for opening up about his binge-eating disorder. He sought treatment earlier this year in St. Louis, and he told fans via social media that he would be happy to help anyone dealing with similar issues.Im very, very proud of Joey, coach James Franklin said earlier in the week. I really am, in so many ways.Julius has acted as a spark plug of sorts for the Nittany Lions. Last week, against Minnesota, the team spilled on the field after the unsportsmanlike hit. This week, defensive end Evan Schwan acknowledged that Saturdays hit again played a role in the win.That was the nail in the coffin for Maryland, Schwan said. ' ' '