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Glendale, AZ (SportsNetwork.com) - Mikkel Boedkers three-point night lifted the Arizona Coyotes to a 4-1 win over the Winnipeg Jets on Thursday. Boedker finished with two goals and an assist, Shane Doan tallied a goal and two helpers and Oliver Ekman-Larsson also lit the lamp for the Coyotes, who bounced back from a 6-0 loss to the Blues on Tuesday. Our goaltender was excellent and our special teams were strong, Arizona head coach Dave Tippett said. We were just way more competitive tonight. Mike Smith was stellar in between the pipes, stopping 34-of-35 shots to earn just his second win since Dec. 1. Mathieu Perreault supplied Winnipegs lone goal and Ondrej Pavelec gave up all four goals on 30 shots. Too many penalties. They were just better than us on special teams, Perreault said. They just kind of took the wind out of us. The Coyotes wasted no time getting on the board after they went on the power play just 23 seconds into the game on Bryan Littles tripping minor. Antoine Vermette gathered Ekman-Larssons blocked shot in front and dished it out of the scrum to Boedker, who wristed it high into the net just 1:10 into the contest. Just over two minutes later, Ekman-Larson skated in from the right point behind the play and buried a Doan feed for another Arizona power-play goal and a 2-0 lead. Late in the first, the Jets had a power-play goal waved off after Blake Wheeler interfered with Smith in the crease and were unable to convert on a lengthy 5-on-3 power play. Arizona took a 3-0 lead with another power-play marker. Doan tapped home the rebound of Michael Stones slap shot with 4:25 to play in the second. Perreault got Winnipeg on the board 6:49 into the final period. Andrew Ladd relayed Mark Scheifeles cross-ice pass through his legs to Perreault, who beat Smith with a quick shot from the right side. Boedker capped the scoring on a wrister with 11:05 to play. Game Notes Vermette finished with two assists ... 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Lehner more than filled in for Craig Anderson, who was sidelined with a sore neck after a collision with Dallas rookie Valeri Nichushkin on Sunday. He made several big stops that kept the Senators in the lead and helped give them confidence. "It was nice to get this one and, obviously, Robbie played unbelievable and made the stops we needed him to make," Karlsson said. "Hes done a good job covering for Andy so far." Jason Spezza added two assists as the Senators built some steam heading into the start a five-game homestand Thursday night against Montreal. "It was another good step for us," coach Paul MacLean said. "I thought we played a real solid 60 minutes. There were some times when the opposition had some good play, but we handled the momentum swings better. Our penalty-killers were outstanding." R.J. Umberger scored a power-play goal from his knees for Columbus, which lost its fourth in a row. The Blue Jackets failed on three other chances with a man advantage, including one in the final minutes before Karlsson closed the scoring with an empty-net goal. The Senators are 4-3-2 on the road but just 1-3-2 at home. Lehner became the second straight backup to stymie the Blue Jackets. Pittsburghs Jeff Zatkoff beat them 3-0 on Saturday. Down 2-0, the Blue Jackets cut the deficit in half 3:02 into the third period. Umberger ended up on his knees in the slot, stealing the puck off the stick of defenceman Chris Phillips and then whipping a shot past Lehner, who came in with an 00-2-2 record and a 2.dddddddddddd.73 goals-against average. The goal ended a drought of 103 minutes, 48 seconds for the Blue Jackets. Asked if his team was lacking confidence with the puck or was just frustrated, Columbus coach Todd Richards said both things are factors. "Its in our game right now," he said. "Its not just with the puck. (Lack of) confidence, and frustration. That comes with losing games. "What we have to do is find solutions to win hockey games. It was a 2-1 game in the third. There was an opportunity and we let it slip away." After the Senators killed off a penalty, Neil -- who had two fights in the third period -- pushed the lead to 3-1 with just 6:05 left. "It was kind of a broken play," Neil said. "Spez picked it off in the neutral zone, I came out on a line change, and it ended up being a 3-on-2. I called for the drop and used the defenceman as a screen." The Senators were outshot 13-9 in the first period, yet built a two-goal lead. The first came at 14:51 when Karlsson collected a turnover in the neutral zone, coasted to the right dot, and lifted a wrist shot that beat goalie Curtis McElhinney high on the glove side for his fifth of the season. Karlsson extended his point streak to five games (4 goals, 5 assists). With 3.9 seconds left in the opening period, Kyle Turris shot wide left on a rush. 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