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eee(Sports Network) - The Calgary Flames look for a rare road win this evening when they wrap up a three-game road trip with  the Los Angeles Kings. Cheap Jerseys . The Flames sit last in the West with 22 points, leaving them six back of a playoff spot. They have lost four of their past six, including the first two of a three-game road trip. Mike Cammalleri and Alex Tanguay scored for the Flames, who have lost five in a row on the road and sit at just 3-5-2 as the visiting team this season. Matt Stajan had an assist on Tanguays goal to reach 300 career points. "We dont back down. We didnt feel like we got pushed around. We competed, but we were outplayed tonight. It was in the second period they took the game over," Calgarys Jarome Iginla said. Making his third straight start since missing 13 games in a row with a knee injury, Miikka Kiprusoff was pulled in the third period after allowing six goals on 22 shots. Joey McDonald stopped the two shots he faced in relief. While the Kings offense feels confident every time Carter touches the puck, Tanguay continues to be opportunistic. The 33-year-old has seven goals this season on just 28 shots. The Flames have lost three straight to the Kings, including the first two of three meetings this season. Los Angeles has swept its season series with Calgary only once before, taking all four meetings in 1999-00. The Kings are 7-1-1 in the previous nine encounters overall. Kings forward Jeff Carter will look to extend his goal-scoring run to five straight games this evening. Carter has scored in each game of this homestand, which he began with his fifth career hat trick in last Mondays win over Nashville. He has scored once in each of the last three games, giving him 13 goals over his past 13 games and a Western Conference-leading 17 on the season. That is two back of Tampa Bays Steven Stamkos for the NHL lead. The winger netted a power-play tally in Saturdays 6-2 win over Calgary, helping the Kings improve to 3-1 on their homestand and 10-3-0 in their last 13. Carter has been a big part of that run and is bringing some excitement to Los Angeles offense. "Every time he has a puck, it doesnt matter where he shoots it from, it could be from the neutral zone, I feel like the fans expect it to go in," said Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick. "So hes playing great hockey for us. You know hes scoring big goals and hes one of the leaders on the team and we need him to do that and hes one of the biggest reasons why we are in the standings where we are right now." Quick made 17 saves in the win over the Flames, while Justin Williams had a goal and two assists. Anze Kopitar and Colin Fraser both finished with a goal and an assist, while Slava Voynov notched a career-high three assists for the second time in four games. Dustin Penner added an assist in a fifth game in a row. 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Mets Manager Terry Collins said he hopes Batista clears waivers and agrees to pitch in the minors. AVONDALE, Ariz. -- Denny Hamlin spent nearly two months of the off-season in the Scottsdale area, hoping to get away from racing for a while, reinvigorate himself for the 2012 season. It seemed to do wonders, leading to a win at a place where he had one of the biggest disappointments of his career. Hamlin pulled away when NASCARs best closer ran out of gas and then had to sweat out his own fuel mileage before completing a confidence-boosting win at Phoenix International Raceway on Sunday. "Its a little bit of satisfaction there, for sure," Hamlin said. "Its a bittersweet track." It was, in fact, the site of one of his worst memories as a driver. Hamlin seemed to have a comfortable lead over Jimmie Johnson in the penultimate race of the 2010 Chase when his title hopes were derailed by a fuel strategy that backfired. Forced to pit for fuel late in the race, he scrambled just to finish 19th while Johnson was fifth. Hamlin left the desert dejected after his lead was trimmed to 15 points and ended up losing the title the next week to Johnson, who earned his record fifth straight Sprint Cup championship. Hamlin then had bit of a hangover to start the 2011 season and never really clicked, ending up ninth in the Sprint Cup standings. Thats where his return to the desert comes in. Trying to get away from the constant race chatter around the Charlotte, N.C., area, Hamlin rented a house in Paradise Valley for seven weeks during the off-season. He came back strong to start this season, finishing fourth at the Daytona 500 with new crew chief Darian Grubb after qualifying 31st. Hamlin started 13th at PIR and briefly led a couple of times before beating Kevin Harvick off the line after a caution with 59 laps left. Harvick, NASCARs best finisher, put a scare into him toward the end, but ran out of gas on the final lap. Hamlin was concerned about gas as well, but had just enough for a celebratory burnout after his 18th career win and his first lead in the points since dejectedly leaving Phoenix in 2010. "When I come back here (and win), it puts 2011 to rest," Hamlin said. "Its a year Id soon like to forget and now we can focus on winning a championship." Hamlin had to hold off NASCARs version of a closer to get it. Harvick, who won three races at the finish last season, had Hamlin lined up for another last-second victory. But as he closed in on the No. 11s bumper, Harvicks car turned off. His team had been concerned about having enough fuel to get to the end and just missed it, the No. 29 coasting over the line just ahead of Greg Biffle for second. "Those are the types of things youve got to do to take the chances and when youre close enough to at least coast around, they did a good job," Harvick said. Johnson did the best he could after his right rear wheel started shaking midway through the race. The five-time Sprint Cup champion led early in the race, but had to pit twice during a caution because of a vibration and returned to the track in 25th. Wholesale Jerseys Cheap. Johnson clawed his way back toward the front to finish fourth, a nice result after he was docked 25 points for his car failing inspection the first day of Speedweeks and wrecked two laps into the Daytona 500. "Well take it," said Johnson, still 71 points behind Hamlin. "Im not really satisfied. I really felt like we had a car to win the race with. Unfortunately, things didnt work out there. We had a little hiccup early in the race, but we still rebounded back and got a strong finish." Johnson wasnt the only one feeling a little pride. Grubb led Johnson to a victory in the 2006 Daytona 500 with crew chief Chad Knaus suspended and guided Tony Stewart to his third Sprint Cup title last year. But just a week after winning the title, Grubb was fired by Stewart, who later hired Steve Addington away from Penske Racing to serve as his crew chief. Grubb landed with Joe Gibbs Racing and seems to have clicked right away with Hamlin. "I guess you could say its a little bit of vindication, but I really dont think that way, I just try to take the high road," Grubb said. "I feel like I came into a very good situation and were building a heck of a team with the No. 11 car." The teams didnt have much time to prepare after one of the most bizarre Daytona 500s ever. Weather pushed the start of the race to Monday night and Juan Pablo Montoyas did-that-really-happen crash into a safety truck during a caution led to a two-hour delay of flames and suds as crews tried to clean the track with laundry detergent. Adding to the long weekend, many drivers werent able to get home after the race because the airports in North Carolina were shut down due to bad weather. Six days later, there were no delays, no jet dryer crashes, no in-race tweeting. Just a track that got slicker as the weekend wore on. PIR was resurfaced after the 2011 spring race and held up well in the fall. The grip was decent for the early practice session Friday, but the track became tougher as the temperatures rose Saturday and again for the race. With the sun shining and the temperature in the 80s, drivers fought for traction all day, wobbling and sliding all over. Kasey Kahne slid into the wall early and Paul Menard did the same after A.J. Allmendinger got loose in front of him near the midpoint of the race. Ryan Newman, in a backup car because of a practice session crash, was knocked from sixth when Carl Edwards got loose with about 60 laps left and Brad Keselowski dropped back when he got a little squirrely a few laps later. "It was definitely slick for sure," said Kyle Busch, who finished sixth. Not for Hamlin, allowing him to get a grip on a memory he wanted to erase. ' ' '