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DENVER - Semyon Varlamov showed that his impressive performance on Tuesday was no fluke. Yeezy Boost 700 v2 NZ .Varlamov followed up his 54-save shutout at Chicago with 36 saves and the Colorado Avalanche beat the Ottawa Senators 5-2 on Thursday night.Jarome Iginla scored twice and Erik Johnson, Brad Stuart and Daniel Briere also had goals for the Avalanche, which has won four of five.Colorado, the surprise team in the league last year, sputtered at the start but has a winning record for the first time at the halfway point of the season.I think were starting to build up confidence like the group last year, Iginla said. Were starting to make better plays, were starting to have the puck more. It feels like guys are staying positive, upbeat, that were going to find a way.Varlamov has a lot to do with it.His 54 saves against the Blackhawks were the most for a goaltender in a road shutout. He has 90 saves in the past two games and has been a big reason Colorado is 8-3-2 in its last 13 games.Varly was our best player again. Varly is bringing a lot of confidence to the team, coach Patrick Roy said. Im very happy with him. At the same time, were going to have to play better in front of him.Iginla got the Avalanche on the board first with his 11th goal of the season. He took a pass from Alex Tanguay down low, circled around and beat Craig Anderson with a wrister at 8:20 of the first period.His goal just 23 seconds into the third period made it a 4-1 game. It was Iginlas 572nd career goal and moved him within one of Mike Bossy for 20th on the NHLs career list.It feels good, Iginla said. It always feels good to win and to score. Weve been battling for a while and the last 10-11 games it feels like were starting to build some momentum here and guys are starting to feel better.The Senators, who have lost three in a row, could never catch up to Colorado.Stuart gave Colorado a 2-0 lead later in the first. Matt Duchene won a draw in the Ottawa zone and the puck came back to Stuart, whose slap shot went through traffic for his first goal in the last 65 games. Stuart had not scored since Dec. 3, 2013, when he was playing with San Jose.The Senators cut the lead to 2-1 on Mark Stones 10th goal at 3:03 of the second. It was the first goal allowed by Varlamov in 84:04 of playing time.Ottawas celebration was short-lived. Johnson beat Anderson with a shot from the point for his career-best 11th goal of the season.Establishing a new high in goals means a lot to me, especially to do it in Colorado, Johnson said. I havent had double digits since I was in St. Louis.Anderson, who allowed three goals on nine shots, gave way to Robin Lehner, who finished with 10 saves.They made good on the chances they had, Anderson said. The third goals obviously Iginla in front of me but the other ones we had our own guys in front of me who did their fair share of screening. Its frustrating, but at the same time I have to fight through that.Bobby Ryans 12th goal of the season made it 4-2 just 42 seconds after Iginlas second tally, but Briere scored less than two minutes later to restore the three-goal lead.NOTES: Senators D Marc Methot returned to the lineup after missing 13 games with a back injury. Defenceman Chris Phillips was scratched. ... Tanguay had two assists to reach 800 career points. ... Ottawa C Curtis Lazar was given the night off. Lazar led Team Canada to the gold medal at the 2015 IIHF World Junior Championships. ... Colorados Ryan OReilly had two assists. 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Its barely a slump, and it includes a near-victory that got away with 7 seconds left in regulation in the second-round opener. Yet the Ducks realize what hangs on their latest trip to Staples Center, and theyre comfortable with the risk. "The belief and the confidence in this group is pretty high," Anaheim defenceman Cam Fowler said. "We know that a lot of people are counting us out right now, but that only fuels us." During their best stretches of that remarkable regular season, the Ducks were a dominant offensive team, finishing second in the NHL with 266 goals. With Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry leading the way, Anaheim got consistent scoring from all four lines and methodically broke down almost any defensive team -- including the Kings, who beat the Ducks just once in five tries during the regular season. In the playoffs, Anaheim has managed just three goals against Jonathan Quick in two home losses. The Kings puck-possession style and mistake-free play in their own end are remarkable at times, and even the Ducks appreciated it while spending the past two days figuring out ways to counter it. "They certainly know how to win," Fowler said. "Their style translates well to playoff hockey. Very structured, no mistakes, and make the other team beat you. "Theyve done it before, and when Quick starts playing like he is now, thats when they become a hard team to beat. Theyre certainly peaking at the right time, and we know what were up against, but we have a belief in our group that we can do it." The Ducks have made some unique travel arrangements for the nominal roadd portion of this series. Cheap NMD NZ. After Wednesdays practice, they took a bus to a hotel across the street from Staples Center. Theyre staying downtown until Game 4 on Saturday, but theyll also take the bus back to Anaheim for practice on Friday. With just three goals in more than six playoff periods against the Kings, Anaheim might attempt to boost its offence by putting Kyle Palmieri back into the lineup. The goal-scoring wing, a healthy scratch in the Ducks past four games, skated alongside Nick Bonino and Devante Smith-Pelly at practice Wednesday. Palmieri scored a career-best 14 goals in the regular season, and he had five points in last seasons first-round series loss to Detroit. The Kings are up 2-0 in a playoff series for the sixth time in the past three seasons, reaching that mark as the road team an incredible five times. They led all four series 3-0 despite opening on the road each time during their 2012 rampage through the post-season to their first Stanley Cup title. The Kings also were down 0-3 in the first round last month against San Jose, which means they realize theyre only nominally in control of this series. "A 2-0 lead is great, but its not four. We know that better than anybody," Kings centre Jarret Stoll said. "Theyve outchanced us. Theyve beaten us in a lot of areas we need to be better at." The Kings are likely to be without injured defencemen Willie Mitchell and Robyn Regehr again in Game 3, but Matt Greene and Jeff Schultz have filled in splendidly so far. Even with Quick on top of his game, the Ducks are confident they can get back in the series by getting more pucks past him. They hope to have the support of travelling Anaheim fans after the Kings had a boisterous cheering section at Honda Center, too. "We played pretty well in the first two games, and we remind ourselves of that," Anaheim goalie Jonas Hiller said. "I dont think many things need to change. We just need to keep our confidence." ' ' '