WINNIPEG - Nikolaj Ehlers wasnt sure what to do when he scored his first goal with the Winnipeg Jets a€” but he knew it felt good. Air Max 95 Outlet Italia .The NHL clubs top pick in the 2014 draft (ninth overall) recorded the game-winner as the Jets defeated the Ottawa Senators 2-1 on Tuesday.I had no idea how to celebrate, Ehlers said of his second-period goal. I was just standing there. I was happy to score. It was amazing.Jim Slater got Winnipeg (2-3) on the scoreboard first when he beat Senators goalie Robin Lehner at 9:17 of the first period with his first pre-season goal.Buddy Robinson also scored his first exhibition goal for Ottawa (2-3) against Ondrej Pavelec, who stopped 25 shots.Lehner and fellow goalie Craig Anderson were supposed to evenly split duties in net, but Lehner suffered an injury and Anderson started the second period.As far as I know, hell be fine, Ottawa head coach Paul MacLean said.Lehner faced 13 shots and Anderson turned aside 10 shots.Slater scored at 9:17 of the first period after he got the puck behind Ottawas net and was barely slowed down after a check by Sens defenceman Alex Grant. Slater then curled around into the faceoff circle and fired the puck high past Lehner.Ehlers first pre-season goal came after a quick pass from Matt Halischuk, who sent the puck across the front of the net to Ehlers. He had a wide-open side to pop in the puck at 6:22 against Anderson.The native of Denmark played last year for the Quebec Major Junior Hockey Leagues Halifax Mooseheads, where he scored 49 goals and added 55 assists in 63 games.He was named the Canadian Hockey Leagues rookie of the year and is trying to impress the Jets brass to have him stick around for a while.Ive been taking a step every single game and thats what my goal was, the 18-year-old said. That was what I wanted so Im really happy with that so well see what happens.Robinson scored with 5:18 left in the second period on a breakaway that started with a rebound off Andersons pads.Senators defenceman Aaron Johnson got the rebound and then sent a long pass up the ice to a rushing Robinson, who went in alone on Pavelec and beat him with a forehand deke.The Jets sat veterans such as captain Andrew Ladd, Dustin Byfuglien and Bryan Little, but did run their expected top line of centre Mark Scheifele with Evander Kane and Blake Wheeler.I think we still have to figure each other out a bit, but for the most part I think we will be good, Scheifele said.Scheifele was a target in the second period, first taking a big hit from Grant and then getting smashed from the side and onto the ice by forward Chris Neil, who was sent to the box for charging with 16 seconds left in the period.Its a contact game so its just a matter of getting in the dirty areas and youre going to get hit once in a while when youre in those, Scheifele said.Neil enjoyed the physical nature of the contest.This is what pre-seasons about, getting your body immune to it, Neil said.The bad feelings continued in the third period, when Neil and Jets winger Anthony Peluso threw some punches at each other.MacLean said his players competition level was good.We had an opportunity with a breakaway in the third period (by Zach Smith) and a power play at the end to get the game tied up, but we just couldnt make that last play.Ottawa featured a young lineup including forwards Curtis Lazar and Mark Stone, who was playing in his hometown for the first time as a pro.Veterans Bobby Ryan, Milan Michalek and David Legwand were among those left at home.Winnipeg travels to Calgary for a Thursday game, while Ottawa hosts Montreal Friday. 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Paul Byron entered the Carolina zone then curled back towards the blue-line before sending a pass across to Butler, who flung a 50-foot wrist shot past a partially screened Justin Peters. "Paul did a great job, having great patience hanging onto the puck and I just tried to be available there and really just throw a muffin on net," said Butler. Peters said when Mikael Backlund crossed in front of him, he lost track of the puck. "Just a mental lapse on my part. He went right through the line of the puck. Ive got to do a better job of fighting to find it earlier, especially with that much time left," said Peters. It was an eventful day in Calgary. In the morning, president of hockey operations Brian Burke announced the firing of general manager Jay Feaster and assistant GM John Weisbrod. "It was a tough morning. Obviously its pretty surprising when Burkie comes down to the locker-room and delivers that type of news," said Butler. "Jay has been such a good guy to all of us here. Its tough to see a guy like that let go. Hes pretty responsible for bringing a lot of guys in. We certainly wish him the best and it was nice to get a win today." A key play in the game came with 5:25 remaining in the third period when Carolinas Jeff Skinner, who had just scored to tie the game, was awarded a penalty shot after being hooked on a breakaway by Ladislav Smid. Skinner tried to go five-hole again just like he did on his goal but this time was denied by Karri Ramo. "Looking back, I would have done something different," Skinner said. "I tried to open him up but he didnt really bite on my fake. I probably shouldnt have forced it in there." It was one of 29 saves on the night for Ramo, who improved to 5-5-1. "Just trying to make the save, be big, and not give him very much to shoot at. I wanted to give a chance for our guys to win," Ramo said. Brian McGrattan, who scored the only goal of the opening 40 minutes, said that save was the difference. "That was huge. That probably won us the game right there. We came out after that save was made and we were flying. You need saves like that to win games," said McGrattan. Calgary (12-15-4) now heads out on a five-game Eastern road swing that begins Saturday in Buffaloo. Air Max 270 Scontate Outlet. Carolina (13-13-7) will look for its first win when it wraps up a four-game road trip in Phoenix on Saturday. "A sour end to a great effort by our team, thats for sure," said Peters, who falls to 6-8-2. "We played a solid game, came out strong in the third, took the play to them a lot." The Flames took a 1-0 lead to the third period, but for the third game in a row couldnt hold it with Skinner tying the game for Carolina at 11:10 on a 30-foot wrist shot that trickled through Ramos pads. "We had chances, we just didnt capitalize and it came back to bite us," said Carolina coach Kirk Muller. "I thought it was going to be a low scoring game, tight. I was happy the way we stuck with it tonight." Throughout the mornings press conference, Burke alluded to the Flames as being too small, not tough enough and needing to play more hostile, or truculent as he likes to describe it. Appropriately, it was the Flames most physical player, McGrattan, who opened the scoring at 17:49 the first period after some hard work by linemates Byron and Lance Bouma. "In a tight game, coach showing confidence in us throwing us out more and more and more. I think if we do the things we did in that shift, game in and game out, hell have the confidence to play us more," said McGrattan, whose goal was his first in 30 games dating back to last season. McGrattan complimented the way the team played after the days events. "We reacted the right way. A lot of things in the game that are out of your control," he said. "You can only control the things that you do and thats how hard you work and how good your attitude is. I think we regrouped today and got a big win." Both teams welcomed back veteran forwards to their lineup. For the Flames, Curtis Glencross (knee) returned after missing 15 games and TJ Galiardi (back) drew back in after being sidelined for eight games. Carolina got Alexander Semin (concussion) back after he missed 12 games. Notes: The Hurricanes lost rookie Elias Lindholm early in the first period when he was hit hard into the sideboards by Mark Giordano. He will be re-evaluated on Friday. ... Galiardi has gone 21 games without a goal. ... Carolina RW Patrick Dwyer played his 300th NHL game. Backlund played in NHL game No. 200. ... The Flames improve to 7-4-2 with Giordano in the line-up. ... In its last eight home games, Calgary has given up a total of five goals over the first two periods and 14 in the third period and overtime. ' ' '