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The bizarre turn of events tighten the race in the Southeast Division that appears on pace to produce only one playoff team. The Capitals and Florida Panthers, who beat the Los Angeles Kings 3-1, are tied atop the standings with 61 points, and the Jets are only three behind. So much for the momentum the Capitals had after beating the Panthers 4-0 on Tuesday to vault into first by themselves. "We should have had the hockey game," Washington centre Brooks Laich said. "Its disappointing to lose it that way." Laich was the player whistled for playing the puck with a broken stick, the call coming shortly after Roman Hamrlik was sent off for slashing while the Capitals held a late 2-0 lead. In the furious moments of a penalty kill, Laich didnt know there was a problem. "I tried to clear the puck right away and wasnt aware that it had snapped," Laich said, "and he made the call." 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Blake Wheeler and Bryan Little scored in the shootout for the Jets, as did Alex Ovechkin for the Capitals, but Winnipeg goalie Ondrej Pavelec stopped shots by Alexander Semin and Mathieu Perreault. All of the games goals came in the final 10 1/2 minutes of the third period, and all were on power plays. The Capitals seemed in control after Ovechkin and Semin scored less than three minutes apart, each assisting on the others tally. It was Ovechkins 23rd goal of the season and third in two games. Dennis Wideman assisted on both goals. But the Jets got the breaks when it mattered most, leaving the Capitals to wonder what had happened. "I think you chalk that one up to a couple of bad bounces," Washington centre Matt Hendricks said. "Or at least one bad bounce." Notes: Pavelec finished with 32 saves. Vokoun stopped 25 shots. ... The game ended a streak of seven straight Jets games in which both teams combined to score exactly three goals. Winnipeg was 3-4 during that stretch. ... 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