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Memphis, TN (SportsNetwork.com) - Zach Randolph had 24 points, 10 rebounds and six assists, and Marc Gasol added 16 points and 10 boards as the Memphis Grizzlies topped the Orlando Magic, 103-94, on Monday. Beno Udrih contributed 15 points and five assists off the Grizzlies bench to help them win for the seventh time in eight games. Nik Vucevic scored 18 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, and Victor Oladipo also netted 18 for Orlando, which has lost a season high-tying six straight games. Dewayne Dedmon chipped in 10 points and 10 boards. The Grizzlies held a comfortable lead for much of the game, but a 6-0 spurt for the Magic in the fourth cut that deficit to 10 with 3 1/2 minutes to go. They committed turnovers on their next two possessions, however, and Udrihs layup in transition with 33 seconds left sealed the win. Both teams started out hot from the field. With a 6-0 run late in the first quarter, Orlando took its first lead of the game on Dedmons putback dunk with 2 1/2 minutes to go, but it did not last long. After a Grizzlies timeout, Randolphs jumper put Memphis back in front, and Jeff Greens 3 in the final minute gave Memphis a 34-29 advantage after one. Memphis led for the rest of the game. While the Grizzlies maintained their shooting touch in the second period, the Magic did not. Udrih scored seven straight Memphis points to give the Grizzlies their first double-digit lead of the game. Orlando only made one of its last eight shots in the half, and an 8-0 Grizzlies run led by Gasol gave the hosts a 67-48 lead at the break. Despite 11 points in the third quarter from Oladipo, Memphis maintained a steady edge and led 89-73 after three. Game Notes Memphis has beaten Orlando eight times in a row ... The Grizzlies were credited with 25 assists on 35 successful shots ... Orlando outrebounded Memphis, 44-39 ... 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Ryan Smyth and Taylor Hall scored power-play goals after Carcillo was ejected in the second period, and the Oilers held on for a 4-3 victory over Chicago on Monday night. Jordan Eberle had two assists for the Oilers, including a perfect backhand pass to Andy Sutton for the tiebreaking score in the second. Former Blackhawks forward Ben Eager added an insurance goal in the third as Edmonton snapped a three-game slide. "Thats the way we played at the start of the year," Sutton said. "I dont know whats so complicated about playing that way. Just dont turn the puck over. We were tenacious on the puck and the results speak for themselves." The Oilers trailed 1-0 when Carcillo launched Tom Gilbert into the boards 7:23 into the second, resulting in a major boarding penalty and a game misconduct. "I think the hit speaks for itself and the penalty does as well," Renney said. "At least to this point its been addressed and I hope it will be looked into even further." Gilbert had a step on Carcillo when the well-known agitator pushed the defenceman, sending him into the air and into the boards behind the Edmonton goal. Both went down after the vicious hit and had to be helped off the ice. "I can hear the ref screaming from the other corner to be careful, to lay up on him, and he comes in contact and throws him off balance 5 feet from the boards," Oilers goalie Devan Dubnyk said. "I mean, thats got to be one of the most dangerous plays in hockey for sure, and both guys end up injured out of it." Gilbert left with a lower-body injury. The Oilers also lost prized rookie Ryan Nugent-Hopkins to an upper-body injury earlier in the game, and Renney said he wasnt sure when either player would return to the ice. Nugent-Hopkins, the top overall pick in last years draft, began the day leading NHL rookies with 35 points (13 goals, 22 assists). Carcillo appeared to be favouring his left leg when he was helped off. "Im not going to argue the call," Quenneville said. "He beat him to the counter-hit. It wasnt intent. Both guys went for the same type of a play and he beat him, had better position on the guy. Its unfortunate what happened." Jonathan Toews, Andrew Brunette and Jimmy Hayes scored for Chicagoo, which had won three of four and 10 of 13.dddddddddddd The Blackhawks were looking to avenge a 9-2 loss at Edmonton in their previous meeting Nov. 19, but were hurt by Carcillos costly penalty in the second. "Not happy, thats for sure," Chicago star Patrick Kane said. "Its a team we should beat. Giving up two on the 5-minute penalty kill changed the momentum of the game. But we still shouldnt (have) lost to a team like that." Hayes first career goal in his second game trimmed Edmontons lead to 4-3 with 3:49 left. The Blackhawks then got a power-play opportunity when Ryan Jones was sent off for goalie interference, but Dubnyk made a couple of big stops to preserve the victory. Dubnyk finished with 39 saves. Corey Crawford had 26 stops for Chicago. "Its one where we think we should have gotten points out of," Crawford said. "It didnt happen." Smyth tied it at 1-1 just 16 seconds into the five-minute power play, whacking the puck in from the right post for his 15th goal. Edmonton then caught a break when Hall appeared to knock down Blackhawks defenceman Niklas Hjalmarsson with a stick to the face minutes later. Hjalmarsson appeared to be disoriented while he scrambled to find his stick, and Hall skated to his side and beat Crawford to give the Oilers a 2-1 lead with nine minutes left in the period. Hjalmarsson got a measure of revenge when his slap shot from just inside the blue line was tipped in by Brunette at 12:39, but the Oilers went in front again four minutes later. Eberle made a nice move to find a wide-open Sutton, whose shot from right in front of the goal went into the upper left corner for his second goal. 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