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Edmonton Oilers' Magnus Paajarvi (91), of Sweden, tries to control the puck in front of Phoenix Coyotes' Kyle Chipchura (24) during the first period in an NHL hockey game Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2013, in Glendale, Ariz.(AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Nail Yakupov scored a power-play goal at 3:52 of overtime and the Edmonton Oilers fought back after giving up a goal late in regulation to beat the Phoenix Coyotes 2-1 Wednesday night.

The Oilers appeared to be on their way to helping Devan Dubnyk to his fifth career shutout, but put their goalie in a bind when Sam Gagner was called for a penalty and the Coyotes pulled goalie Chad Johnson.

Nick Johnson took advantage, whipping a shot past Dubnyk's glove side with 19 seconds left in regulation after teammate Radim Vrbata failed on a backhander.

Yakupov ended it in overtime, punching in a rebound after a shot by Ales Hemsky caromed off teammate Taylor Hall.

Dubnyk stopped 27 shots.

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    ex-distancerunner wrote...
    What a game
    This game tonight was one of the most exciting athletic events I have ever seen. If this city loses this team it is a crime. I moved here from the sticks of Indiana and just walked into one game last year and couldn't believe the excitement. I didn't know a hockey puck from a pick up truck and still don't know the rulesm but I yell myself hoarse each game..So, would you if you showed up..you couldn't help it, it's that great of an athletic event. The management all these years should have been out there telling folks so too.. Now, I guess were stuck with the tatoo sports.
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