OTTAWA -- From a young age, hockey players are taught that putting the puck on net is never a bad idea. wholesale jerseys . That philosophy worked for the Ottawa Senators on Sunday. Filip Kuba scored the game-winner with 1:11 to go in regulation as the Senators staged another dramatic comeback to defeat the Philadelphia Flyers 6-4. Kubas shot from the point found its way through a crowd and past Flyers goalie Ilya Bryzgalov with the two teams primed for overtime. "We were getting open at the (blue-line) in the third and Erik Condra made a good pass to me off the boards, I just dragged it into the middle and tried to get it on net," Kuba said of the winning goal. "I guess there was good traffic there and it went in. Sometimes it does, sometimes it doesnt." Daniel Alfredsson, Chris Neil, Erik Karlsson and Nick Foligno, into an empty net with 45 seconds left, added a goal and an assist each as Ottawa fought back from a two-goal, third-period deficit. Colin Greening had the other goal for the Senators (22-15-6), who have made a habit of falling behind early only to stage late rallies this season. Matt Read had a goal and an assist for the Flyers (24-12-4), while Sean Couturier, Marc-Andre Bourdon and Andrej Mezaros also scored. "Weve grown a lot as a team and I think were going to keep growing," said Karlsson, whose club rebounded following a 3-2 overtime loss in Philadelphia on Saturday afternoon. "We really wanted this game. We only have one game at home left this month so it was obviously important game for us to win. Theyre a good team and you always want to beat the good teams. I think we battled hard and found a way to win." The Senators trailed 4-2 after two, but began another third-period comeback just 3:11 into the final period when Greenings pass to Jason Spezza was deflected past Bryzgalov by Flyers defenceman Matt Carle. Karlsson then snapped a low shot from the right faceoff circle on a 3-on-1 past Bryzgalov just three minutes later to tie the game 4-4. "Our team, generally speaking, needed to play a better game, a smarter game, against a team that forces a lot of turnovers," said Flyers coach Peter Laviolette. "With a 4-2 lead, our team needed to make better decisions. We gave up way too much (Saturday) and there are reasons why, and then we did the same thing again (Sunday)." The teams matched three-plus periods of offence from Saturday in the first period of Sundays game as the opening 20 minutes ended with the Flyers up 3-2. Alfredsson opened the scoring just 55 seconds into the game and only 39 seconds after Philadelphias Zac Rinaldo and Ottawas Zenon Konopka got the crowd into it with a fight in the games opening moments. The Flyers responded with a goal from Meszaros at 2:32 to tie the score 1-1. After a goal-mouth scramble and a lengthy review, Neil was given credit for a goal that gave the Senators a 2-1 edge at 8:28, but the Flyers got goals from Bourdon and Couturier just 28 seconds apart late in the period. Read gave the Flyers a 4-2 lead with a power-play goal at 14:08 of the second period. Notes: The Senators concluded their ninth of 16 back-to-back games this season. They are 4-4-2 in the first half of those games and 3-2-3 in the second half. The Flyers are 5-2-0 in the first game of back-to-backs this season and 3-2-1 in the second. ... Peter Regin (shoulder) and Jesse Winchester (concussion) remain out of the Senators lineup. ... Meszaros played is 500th career game. ... Houston Texans Jerseys . Westcott, from Maine, is recovering in Utah after surgery April 23 to reconstruct the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee. He was injured in Alaska. cheap jerseys . 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The comeback made a winner of Bronson Arroyo (8-7), who held the Cubs to two runs and five hits over eight innings. Arroyo gave up both runs early, but settled down to improve to 5-0 in his last seven starts at Wrigley Field. "With a runner on third, especially when I got to two strikes, I was just trying to put the ball in play," Ludwick said. "I didnt want to strike out and obviously I was fortunate enough to hit the double and get two (runs) instead of one. "Big hit being able to get Bronson a win and win two in a row after losing those five." Ludwick has driven in 28 runs since the All-Star break to go along with eight home runs. "Hes deserved everything hes gotten," Reds manager Dusty Baker said. "Once a veteran guy gets his stroke, once his confidence level is high, he can continue that for an extended period of time." Reds closer Aroldis Chapman continued his recent dominance by setting down three straight in the ninth and converting his 27th save, including his last 19 straight. Chapman last blew a save on June 24, hes thrown 20 2-3 scoreless innings and struck out 44. Before the game, the Reds announced Votto had flown from Chicago to Cincinnati Friday after feeling soreness in the left knee he had arthroscopic surgery on July 17. The 2010 NL MVP had a minor procedure to remove a piece of floating cartilage, but will likely miss an additional week. The Reds dont expect him back until mid-August now. "I think everyone in here is praying and wishing he can get back as soon as possible because we definitely need him on our team, but I think some of the guys have taken it as a challenge to pick one another up," Ludwick said. [url=http://www.chinajerseyschance.us.com/nike-nfl-jerseys-china_san-francisco-4... San Francisco 49ers Jerseys. Wilson Valdezs RBI single scored Chris Heisey as the Reds tacked on a run to complete their three-run, eighth-inning rally. Todd Frazier drove in a run and reached base three times. Cubs starter Travis Wood held Cincinnati to five hits and matched a career-high with eight strikeouts but finished with a no decision despite leaving with a 2-1 lead. Wood had posted an 8.78 ERA in losing his previous five starts. David DeJesus provided the offence for Chicago, stroking a two-out, two run single off Arroyo in the second inning. Russell allowed three runs and five hits in the eighth and the Cubs lost for the 10th time in 11 games. The first-place Reds have won two straight after snapping a five-game losing streak on Friday. Cincinnatis 21-8 mark since the All-Star break is the best in the majors. After DeJesus singled up the middle just past Arroyo to plate the Cubs runs in the second, the Reds right-hander retired 12 straight hitters. Despite his recent struggles, Wood was sharp in his first appearance against his former team. He was dealt to the Cubs during the off-season for LHP Sean Marshall after going 11-10 over two seasons with Cincinnati. The only run against Wood came in the fourth on an RBI double by Frazier. NOTES: Manager Dusty Baker said Votto felt soreness in his knee after participating in a sliding drill. The 2010 NL MVP was injured while sliding into third base on July 17. . Baker said slumping OF Jay Bruce will be back in the Cincinnati lineup on Sunday. Bruce is 1 for his last 16 with seven strikeouts. . The Cubs activated RHP Lendy Castillo from the disabled list and optioned LHP Scott Maine to Triple-A Iowa. . Chicago promoted Tim Wilken to a role as a special assistant to general manager Jed Hoyer and team president Theo Epstein. Jaron Madison was hired from the San Diego organization to take Wilkens place as director of amateur scouting. ' ' '