But Washington took a 4-1 lead less than four minutes later when Christian and Yvon Corriveau scored 11 seconds apart.

Gonchar and Jagr scored 25 seconds apart on the ensuing two-man advantages to give Washington a 5-1 lead.

It turned into a laugher when the Islanders scored twice 18 seconds apart in the waning moments of the second period.

The Devils came out strong in the third period and scored twice 53 seconds apart.

Bob Beers and Christian scored 1:28 apart to tie the game.

Jonsson and McInnis scored 12 seconds apart in the 10th minute of the first period.

Then, after nearly 18 minutes of scoreless hockey, the Rangers and Oilers scored 65 seconds apart to end the first period tied at 1-1.

The Islanders came out strong, and led by 2-0 after one period on goals scored 49 seconds apart.

Parrish and Michael Peca scored 21 seconds apart in the second period.

After Kerr missed his second chance in the 11th minute of the second, the Devils suddenly took control and scored twice 90 seconds apart.