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MONTREAL -- The Montreal Canadiens were waiting for Lars Ellers offensive side to show, and when it did the Danish centre exploded for a five-point night. Eller got his fourth goal of the game with a spin-o-rama move on a penalty shot and added an assist Wednesday as the Montreal Canadiens picked up only their second win in nine games with a 7-3 victory over the Winnipeg Jets. "Tonight, everything went in," said the 22-year-old, who has five goals and two assists in four games since, due to some careless play, he was made a healthy scratch for a 4-0 loss in Winnipeg on Dec. 22. "I knew I had to make much better decisions out there and play a more simple game," he said. "Focus on the small things and the goals will come. I knew theyd come." Hats rained down onto the Bell Centre ice after Eller, whose previous high was two points in a game, took a feed from Andrei Kostitsyn and scored into an open side for Montreals third goal in a 50-second span early in the third period. Then at the 11-minute mark, Eller was grabbed from behind by Ron Hainsey on a break to the net and was awarded a penalty shot. Eller skated to the crease, did a spin-o-rama move and slid a backhander past Chris Mason before tumbling over the goalie for his fourth of the night. Teammate Michael Cammalleri called it a "can-fidence" move, which he explained took "more than confidence." Eller just said that after seeing the Canadiens stopped so many times this season during shoot-outs, he would try "something different. "Things were rolling for us. Tonight, we played to win instead of playing afraid to lose." Josh Gorges, Tomas Kaberle and Cammalleri also scored for the Canadiens (15-18-7), who got their second win in eight games and the first on home ice for new coach Randy Cunneyworth. Tim Stapleton, Blake Wheeler and Andrew Ladd scored for Winnipeg (19-15-5), which had a three-game winning streak stopped. Jets starter Ondrej Pavelec was pulled at 6:44 of the third after surrendering six goals on 24 shots. The Jets were coming off a hot December in which they won 10-of-14 games including 9-2-1 at home. But their road record is now 5-9-4. Coach Claude Noel, whose team plays in Toronto on Thursday night before stops in Buffalo and Boston, was not impressed. "We didnt play with the same heart, determination, passion, fire that we played with the whole month before," he said. "Where was out checking game? It wasnt there. "I dont think it had anything to do with (playing on the road). I dont think thats the issue." With a goal and an assist, Wheeler now has four goals and five helpers during a six-game points streak and has tied Evander Kane for the team scoring lead with 30. It was big night for Cunneyworth, who has been under fire as the first Canadiens coach not able to speak French in four decades, plus a losing streak, but he wasnt taking any of the spotlight away from Eller or his team after his first home win. He laughed as he began his post-game meeting media conference in French with: "Je suis tres content pour Lars (Im very happy for Lars). "He was the show tonight. These days, not many players in the league score four goals." Eller was the first Canadien to get four in a game since Jan Bulis in 2006 and the first to do it on home ice since Brian Bellows in 1993. The Jets got the start they wanted when Montreal defenceman Raphael Diaz lost an edge and Kane took the puck to the net. Stapleton followed up on the rush to tap in the rebound at 3:41. Gorges, in his first game since signing a US$23.4-million, six-year contract extension, put a high wrist shot through traffic past Pavalec to tie at 13:24. Only 43 seconds later, Kyle Wellwood was stripped of the puck at the blue-line and Eller skated in to score. Kaberle broke a 73-game goal drought when he took a feed from Travis Moen and slapped in his first as a member of the Canadiens 5:32 into the second. Wheeler got one back on a power play at 17:51 when he tipped in Zach Bogosians point shot from the slot. The Jets defence was in disarray as Eller banged in a Moen pass from the edge of the crease 2:41 into the third. Cammalleri fired a puck into a crowd in front and saw it go in at 3:03 before Eller got his third of the game at 3:31 Eller joined Montreal in one of the teams least popular trades of recent years when the Canadiens sent playoff hero goaltender Jaroslav Halak two seasons ago to the St. Louis Blues, who had drafted him 13th overall in 2007. The six-foot-two 200-pounder has proven to be a strong defensive player, but the offensive side has been slow in coming. His four goals gave him seven for the season, matching his total in 77 games last season. "Im sure he feels good about those goals, he worked hard for them," said Cunneyworth. "That line (with Moen and Kostitsyn) clicked. They were looking for each other and finding each other. "We knew and Lars knew that hes a good player. If hes consistent in his work habits Im sure hell score his share of goals." Cunneyworth dressed seven defencemen and only 11 forwards, using workhorse right winger Erik Cole on two lines. The veteran led the team with 27 of ice time and had two assists. Rookie Louis Leblanc was returned to AHL Hamilton after the game. The Canadiens expect to have captain Brian Gionta back from an injury for their next game Saturday against Tampa Bay. Teams named the Winnipeg Jets have not won in Montreal since March 14, 1985, and have lost 14 in a row. Notes: Gorges goal was Montreals 100th of the season. They are the 14th of the 15 Eastern Conference teams to reach 100. ... Randy Jones returned to the Winnipeg lineup from an upper-body problem to play for only the third time in 26 games. He was the only Jet who was not a minus for the game, going plus-1. ... Dustin Byfuglien and Bryan Little remain sidelined. ... Montreal scratched Yannick Weber. Jrue Holiday Pelicans Jersey . Yankees second baseman Robinson Cano, Detroit third baseman Miguel Cabrera and Minnesota catcher Joe Mauer each were selected for the fifth time. Jrue Holiday Jersey . The third-year pro went shot for shot with Knicks star Carmelo Anthony down the stretch before nailing the most important one of the night. http://www.shoppelicansonline.com/Authentic-Austin...ns-Jers ey/ . A few changes have been made this year, as RDS will no longer be producing it. Instead, the Canadiens have hired their own team of creative masterminds to produce the reality series. Custom Pelicans Jersey . The Kings have gone 6-0-3 over their last nine games despite having been held to three goals or fewer in eight of 10 contests this month. Los Angeles has failed to score more than two goals six times in that span. Eric Gordon Pelicans Jersey . Kitna told The Dallas Morning News (http://dallasne.ws/1aaJ38v ) of his plans Wednesday. Kitna retired after the 2011 season, his 15th in the league, and was coaching football at Lincoln High School in Tacoma, Wash.New York, NY (Sports Network) - Colorados duo of John Grant Jr. and Adam Jones, Torontos Nick Rose and Philadelphias Brodie Merrill are the latest NLL Players of the Week. While Grant Jr., Jones & Merrill have been regulars in the weekly winners circle this season, Rose is a newcomer who came up big in helping his new team end a three-game losing streak. Rose earned Defensive Player of the Week honors after a solid debut between the pipes for Toronto. Days after being acquired in a trade with Calgary, Rose held the Knighthawks scoreless for almost 30 minutes at one point and finished with 28 saves on 35 shots in the 13-7 win. Grant was selected as Offensive Player of the Week for Week 12 with two high- scoring efforts after missing two games with an injury. Grant scored six goals with one assist Friday in a 13-12 home loss to Philadelphia. He then tallied three goals - including one to tie the game in the final minute of regulation - with nine assists for a season-high 12 points in Sundays 16-15 overtime win against the Wings. Grant also collected 11 loose balls in the home-and-home series. Honored for the fourth time this season, Grant leads the NLL with 40 goals and 87 points in 10 games played. Jones picked up Rookie of the Week honors for the second time in three weeks and third time overall. He notched four goals, including the game-winner 9:38 into overtime, and five assists in Colorados win on Sunday. The third overall pick in the 2011 NLL Entry Draft scored two goals with an assist in Fridays one-goal home loss to the Wings. Jones corralled 12 loose balls in the two-game weekend series. Merrill was named Transition Player of the Week for the third time. He scored twice, assisted on two other goals and collected 11 loose balls in the Wings overtime loss to Colorado on Sunday. Two nights earlier, he drew an assist and scooped up eight loose balls during Philadelphias win in DenverAmazing efforts on offense, defense and in the transition game were produced by the winners of the weekly player awards for Week 13 of the 2012 NLL season. Garrett Billings, Evan Kirk, Geoff Snider and Jamie Lincoln are the latest winners announced Wednesday.dddddddddddd. A record-setting game resulted in Billings being named Offensive Player of the Week. The Toronto Rock forward set a new single-game franchise best with 15 points (four goals, 11 assists) and also collected five loose balls in Toronto 15-9 win over Buffalo on Saturday night. Billings became the first player in NLL history to register a point on each of his teams goals in a winning effort, and currently ranks second in the league with 63 assists and 86 points. Minnesota Swarm goaltender Evan Kirk is the Defensive Player of the Week following a memorable performance in a game where he wasnt even expected to play. Coming in cold off the bench for starter Tyler Carlson in Edmonton and trailing Edmonton 8-4 in the 2nd Quarter, Kirk held the Rush scoreless for more than 37 minutes of game time, including the entire second half of the game. Kirk stopped 25 of 26 shots faced over 37:17 of play. The only goal he allowed was the overtime winner for Edmonton in a 9-8 loss. The 37 minutes straight with no goals allowed set a new franchise record. One night earlier, he turned away 38 of 53 shots in a 15-10 defeat to Calgary. This is the second different weekly award for Kirk, who was also named the top rookie for Week 8. For the fourth time in 2012, Geoff Snider of the Calgary Roughnecks is the Transition Player of the Week. In Fridays 15-10 win at Minnesota, Snider posted his first hat trick of the season with two assists for a season-high five points. He also scooped up 28 loose balls and was an incredible 28-for-28 on face-offs during the game. Snider did not play Saturday in the Roughnecks 13-11 victory over Washington. Jamie Lincoln is the third Colorado player this season to win Rookie of the Week honors this year, joining Adam Jones and Derek Hopcroft. Lincoln registered a hat trick on just four shots on goal and added two assists in the Mammoths 16-12 road win on Saturday at Rochester. 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