Josh Gorges scored with 13 seconds left in overtime Thursday to give the Montreal Canadiens a 4-3 victory over Toronto. It was a successful debut for Montreal Coach Jacques Martin, who takes over a team revamped from the one that struggled during the second half of last season and was swept by Boston in the first round of the playoffs. Two of the newcomers -- Brian Gionta and Travis Moen -- scored for the Canadiens.

Alex Kovalev and Alex Tanguay each scored two goals Tuesday and the Montreal Canadiens skated to a 6-3 victory over the Atlanta Thrashers. Saku Koivu had a goal and two assists and Glen Metropolit also scored for Montreal, which ended a five-game winless streak.

Saku Koivu got his second goal of the game 1:40 into overtime Tuesday to give the Montreal Canadians a 4-3 win over the Edmonton Oilers. Mathieu Schneider took a shot from the point and Koivu tipped it in from the slot for the game-winner.

Randy Jones' goal with 2 minutes left in overtime Saturday lifted Philadelphia to a 4-3 victory against Boston. On the game-winner, Jones' shot from the point was going wide right, but the puck caromed off the shin pad of Bruins defenseman Andrew Ference at the side of the net, then sailed past stunned Boston netminder Manny Fernandez. The third period went scoreless after Scott Hartnell's 20th (power play) created a 3-3 tie at 6:25 of the second. Philadelphia's Simon Gagne, Glen Metropolit and Scott Hartnell also scored. Jeff Carter had two assists. Starting goaltender Martin Biron gave up three goals on 15 shots, but backup Antero Niittymaki stopped all 22 shots he faced for the Flyers, who broke a two-game skid. Boston scored all of its points in the first period on goals by Marc Savard, Byron Bitz and Chuck Kobasew. Coming back from a back injury, Fernandez yielded four goals on 30 shots in his first start since Jan.