Rangers Get A Rare Win By Shutout In Montreal The Rangers" Cam Talbot squaring off against the Canadiens" David Desharnais in the first. Ryan Callahan ended the Rangers" four-year-old goal drought in Montreal, and the rookie Cam Talbot made 22 saves for his first N.H.L. shutout in a 1-0 victory over the Canadiens on Saturday night. Callahan scored his sixth goal of the season for the Rangers, who have won eight of their last 11 games. Callahan broke the Rangers" Bell Center drought just as a two-man advantage ended as he tipped Brad Richards's shot from the left circle past Carey Price at 5 minutes 25 seconds of the second period. Talbot, who replaced Martin Biron as the backup goaltender, became the first Rangers goalie to earn a shutout in Montreal since Ed Giacomin in a 5-0 win on Feb. 25, 1967, in the old Forum. "He and Mike Richter are two of the greatest Ranger goalies of all time, so to hear my name mentioned alongside his is pretty surreal, to be honest," said Talbot, who is 4-1-0 as an N.H.L. goalie. The Rangers outshot Montreal by 34-22. Since a 4-3 loss in March 2009, Montreal had been 7-0-1 at home against the Rangers and had outscored them by 25-3. The Rangers played Talbot largely because Henrik Lundqvist had struggled in Montreal. Lundqvist is expected to play Sunday against the Los Angeles Kings at Madison Square Garden. ISLANDERS 5, RED WINGS 4 Kevin Poulin stopped all three Detroit skaters in a shootout after coming on in relief of the injured Evgeni Nabokov, helping the Islanders win at home. Nabokov, 38, sustained a groin injury on the first shot he faced, doing a split and falling forward, and left the game at 4:12 of the first period. Poulin has received the bulk of playing time recently and appears to be making a claim to be their No. 1 goalie. The Red Wings tied the score, 4-4, when Pavel Datsyuk, playing in his 800th N.H.L. game, scored his second of the night with 42.5 seconds left in regulation. The goal was scored after Detroit pulled goalie Jonas Gustavsson for an extra skater. Pierre-Marc Bouchard had given the Islanders a 4-3 lead when he tipped Aaron Ness's shot from the left point past Gustavsson 4:43 into the third. The Islanders are 6-0-1 against Detroit in the past seven meetings. John Tavares had a goal and an assist to stretch his point and assist streaks to five games. Frans Nielsen scored the only shootout goal for the Islanders, who had dropped five of six. DEVILS 4, PENGUINS 1 Jaromir Jagr scored two goals and Martin Brodeur made 27 saves to lead the host Devils. Andy Greene and Adam Larsson also scored for the Devils, who have won three of their past five. The Penguins have lost five of six. Marc-Andre Fleury stopped 18 of 21 shots. MAPLE LEAFS 4, SABRES 2 James van Riemsdyk scored twice as host Toronto ended a three-game losing streak. The Maple Leafs placed the newly acquired center Peter Holland on their top line between Phil Kessel and van Riemsdyk, allowing van Riemsdyk to move back to left wing. He responded by scoring his eighth and ninth goals in the first period. He had gone without a point in his previous five games. Holland was acquired from the Anaheim Ducks earlier in the day, along with Brad Staubitz, for defenseman Jesse Blacker and two draft picks. BLUES 4, HURRICANES 2 Alexander Steen scored his league-leading 17th goal and added an assist to lead host St. Louis. Steen extended his scoring streak to 13 games. PREDATORS 7, BLACKHAWKS 2 The rookie Marek Mazanec made 39 saves for his first N.H.L. victory, and Craig Smith scored a goal and added two assists as host Nashville ended a four-game losing streak. COYOTES 6, LIGHTNING 3 Martin Hanzal had a goal and three assists. and Lauri Korpikoski had a goal and two assists for host Phoenix. PANTHERS 4, AVALANCHE 1 Tim Thomas made 32 saves in his 200th N.H.L. victory, and Brian Campbell had a goal and an assist for visiting Florida.