Troy Terry scored at 1:33 of overtime to complete the second hat trick of his career and the Anaheim Ducks rallied to beat the Arizona Coyotes 4-3 Wednesday night for their fifth straight win.
Carlsson evened it at 3 at 4:01 of the third when redirected Terry’s shot past Vejmelka.Anaheim had a 2-0 lead 9:35 into the game after Terry’s second power-play goal. Rookie defenseman
hit the far post on a breakaway attempt, but Terry knocked in the rebound for his fourth of the season.Cooley scored his first NHL goal at 14:51 to even it at 2. He got the pass from Moser near the blue line, skated past Anaheim defensemanThe Coyotes led 3-2 after 40 minutes when Crouse put in a rebound at 14:25 of the second period. It was the seventh career multi-goal game in the forward’s eight-year NHL career.
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