Coyotes win fifth straight
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A quick offensive burst midway through the second period made all the difference in the Phoenix Coyotes continuing their winning streak at the expense of the one the Minnesota Wild had entering the night. Scottie Upshall and Taylor Pyatt scored 44 seconds apart and Ilya Bryzgalov stopped all 28 shots he faced as the Coyotes won 2-0 on Monday at Jobing.com Arena, their fifth win in a row.
The Wild came in winners of five straight and 6-0-1 in their last seven, but were stymied all night long by Bryzgalov, who had beaten them just once in eight previous decisions. It was his career-high fourth shutout, and his 17 wins are one behind New Jersey's Martin Brodeur for the League lead. ''Yeah, I guess he's doing OK for us right now,'' Phoenix captain Shane Doan said with a smile. ''He's so confident and he makes the game look so easy even when it isn't. He always squares to the puck and guys are always hitting him in the middle of his body. As a shooter, that's so frustrating.
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