RED WINGS 5, HURRICANES 3

Ben Chiarot and Marco Kasper scored 26 seconds apart in the first period and Detroit held on for a victory over Carolina on Friday.

Patrick Kane, Michael Rasmussen and Alex DeBrincat also scored for Detroit. Dylan Larkin added two assists and Cam Talbot made 30 saves as the Red Wings preserved their chances for a playoff berth.

Jackson Blake, Eric Robinson and Brent Burns scored for the Hurricanes, who saw their three-game winning streak snapped. Pyotr Kochetkov made 16 saves.

Seth Jarvis extended his point streak to six games by assisting on Blake’s goal. Justin Robidas assisted on Robinson’s goal for his first career point.

DeBrincat’s last-second empty-netter clinched the Red Wings’ win. Carolina defeated Detroit twice last month.

Kane and Rasmussen scored 21 seconds apart midway through the second period to give the Red Wings a 4-1 advantage. Kane converted a breakaway, while Rasmussen backhanded the puck past Kochetkov.

ISLANDERS 3, WILD 1

Noah Dobson had a goal and an assist, and New York beat Minnesota to snap a six-game losing streak.

Casey Cizikas and Simon Holmstrom also scored for New York, while Ilya Sorokin made 27 saves. The Islanders are looking to finish the season strong with seven games remaining.

Mats Zuccarello scored for Minnesota, and Filip Gustavsson made 24 saves in the Wild’s fourth straight loss.

Holmstrom gave the Islanders a 2-1 lead when his pass deflected off Frederick Gaudreau’s right skate and past Gustavsson at 4:02 of the second period.

Dobson’s power-play goal at 3:36 of the third gave the Islanders a two-goal edge.

Wild: Defenseman Jake Middleton left the game in the second period and did not return.

Islanders: New York forward Matt Martin returned to the lineup for the first time since Jan. 16. The 35-year-old replaced forward Anthony Duclair, who is taking time away from the team to reflect on the season.

Cizikas redirected a shot from Dobson past Gustavsson to tie the score 36 seconds after Zuccarello gave the Wild a brief 1-0 lead early in the second period.