HARRISON, N.J. -- Bradley Wright-Phillips scored two goals to become the New York Red Bulls career leader and Sach Kljestan tied the club record for assists in a season in a 3-1 victory over the Montreal Impact on Saturday night.Sean Davis had two assists in the first half and scored in the opening minute of the second to help the Red Bulls (10-9-6) extend their unbeaten streak to seven games.Montreal (8-6-9), which entered the game tied with New York for third in the Eastern Conference, took a 1-0 lead on Ignacio Piattis 13th goal of the season on a counter-attack in the 21st minute.But the Red Bulls answered in the next minute when Davis and Kljestan set up Wright Phillips. It was Kljestans league-leading 14th assist.Davis placed a perfect cross to a Wright-Davis header in the 41st minute. It was his 14th goal of the season and 59th with the Red Bulls, moving him past Juan Pablo Angel.In the first minute of the second half, Mike Grella fed the ball back out front from a tough angle and Davis shot deflected off a defender to make it 3-1.UNION 4, REVOLUTION 0FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Chris Pontius had a goal and an assist in the second half to help Philadelphia beat New England.Philadelphia (9-8-7) snapped a four-game winless stretch and won on the road for the first time in 10 matches. New England (6-10-8) has given up 11 goals during its three-game losing streak.C.J. Sapong started the scoring in the second minute. Fabinho beat three defenders down the left sideline, sent a cross in front of goal and Sapong flicked it home with the outside of his foot.Pontius scored his 10th goal of the season in the 51st minute. After two failed clearances by the Revolution, Pontius was first to a loose ball and rolled it inside the far post. Three minutes later, Pontius redirected a corner across goal and Richie Marquez headed it home.Roland Alberg scored from distance in the 93rd minute after a give-and-go with Charlie Davies.The Revolutions last home win in the series came on Aug. 25, 2013.SPORTING KANSAS CITY 2, FC DALLAS 2, TIEFRISCO, Texas -- Maximiliano Urruti scored for Dallas in the 76th minute to cap a flurry of four goals in 10 minutes in the tie with Sporting Kansas City that pushed its home unbeaten streak to 18 games.Sporting Kansas City took the lead when Dominic Dwyer scored goals five minutes apart. The first, in the 68th minute, came after a hard feed inside from Brad Davis, with Dwyer going top shelf over keeper Chris Seitz. The second came when he pounced on a loose ball in the box and sent a left footed shot into the far corner for his 12th goal of the season.Tesho Akindele opened the scoring for Dallas with his sixth goal in the 66th minute.Dallas (13-6-6) remained in first place in the Western Conference. Sporting KC (10-11-5) is fifth.D.C. UNITED 2, TIMBERS 0WASHINGTON -- Steve Birnbaum and Luciano Acosta scored first-half goals and D.C. United beat Portland at sweltering RFK Stadium.Birnbaums second goal of the season put D.C. on the board in the seventh minute. Bobby Boswell reached Lloyd Sams corner and headed it to foot of Birnbaum inside the box for his second goal in a week.Acosta took a short chip from Patrick Mullins in tight quarters, got the ball to his feet and dinked it over sliding keeper Jake Gleeson in the 29th minute.Winless in the previous six games, D.C. (6-8-9) vaulted over New England and Orlando City into playoff position in the Eastern Conference. Portland (8-9-8) holds the final spot in the Western Conference, a point up on San Jose.CREW 3, NEW YORK CITY FC 3, TIECOLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ethan Finlay scored in the 80th and 95th minutes in Columbus tie New York City.David Villa gave New York City a 3-2 lead in the 92nd minute, converting a penalty kick for his 15th goal of the season. Columbus answered three minutes later when Finlay sent a loose ball into the net.Columbus (3-8-11) set a MLS record with its sixth straight draw at home. Columbus is winless in 10 straight overall and hasnt won since May 28.Frank Lampard opened the scoring for New York City (10-7-8) in the 41st with his ninth goal in 10 games. Justin Meram tied it in the 49th, heading in Waylon Francis cross.Finlay gave the Crew a 2-1 lead on a penalty kick in the 80th minute. Three minutes later, Villa tied it after settling Andrea Pirlos chip with his right foot and scoring with his left. Air Jordan Retro Clearance . 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DETROIT -- The Tampa Bay Lightning may be without star Steven Stamkos once again.On the bright side, theyre getting good at winning without him.Nikita Kucherov scored his second goal of the game with 1:10 left, helping the Lightning beat the Detroit Red Wings 4-3 even after Stamkos left with a lower-body injury.Stamkos scored early but then exited midway through the first period. He limped off the ice favoring his right leg following a collision with Detroits Gustav Nyquist along the boards.Hell be evaluated again tomorrow, Lightning coach Jon Cooper said. Its unfortunate that he couldnt come back, because he was helping us before he got hurt, but it is too early to speculate on anything right now.Stamkos missed all but one game during the last postseason after having surgery for a blood clot April 4. Despite his absence, Tampa Bay advanced to the conference finals, where it lost in seven games to the Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins. Stamkos returned for Game 7, a 2-1 loss.This was Tampa Bays second win in two nights after beating the New York Islanders 4-0 on Monday night.Kucherov had three goals and an assist over the two games.This is huge for us, Kucherov said. We just kept executing our game plan and it got us the goal we needed.Defenseman Nikita Nesterov also scored for Tampa Bay, which has won five of eight (5-2-1). Vladislav Namestnikov had two assists and Ben Bishop made 25 saves.Defenseman Ryan Sproul got his first career goal and had an assist, and Frans Nielsen and Henrik Zetterberg also scored for Detroit. Petr Mrazek stopped 18 shots.Well we got it close, but we need the points, Zetterberg said. You cant keep losing games if you want to be a team battling for the playoffs.Kucherov one-timed a shot past Mrazek from the inside edge of the left circle off a loose puck -- a shot was blocked by Drew Miller and caaromed right to Kucherov -- for his eighth goal of the season.ddddddddddddI just didnt see the puck coming from the blue line, Mrazek said. I tried to find it, looking over the shoulder, slide a little bit there. We made a nice block but it went straight onto Kucherovs stick.Sproul made it 3-2 with a power-play goal 7:12 into the third period, beating Bishop with a shot from the right circle.Zetterberg tied it with a power-play goal nearly 2 1/2 minutes later as he put Anthony Manthas behind-the-back, cross-crease pass into an empty net. It was Zetterbergs third goal.Nesterov made it 3-1 with a power-play goal 1:29 into the third, beating Mrazek with a screened shot from the blue line in the middle of the ice. It was Nesterovs first goal and point of the season.Kucherov opened the scoring 3:30 into the game, taking advantage of Mrazeks misplay of the puck behind the net by stuffing the puck in from the side for his seventh.Stamkos made it 2-0 at 6:09 when he put in a rebound for his ninth.Nielsen put Detroit on the scoreboard with 1:19 left in the first period. He beat Bishop with a backhand shot from the left circle for his third.NOTE: Tampa Bay LW Jonathan Drouin missed his seventh game because of an upper-body injury and D Anton Strahlman missed his second game with an upper-body injury. ... Red Wings D Niklas Kronwall did not play because he was resting his knees. He has chronic knee issues and was replaced in the lineup by Sproul. . Detroit C Darren Helm left the game after a hit by Nesterov about five minutes into the third period. Red Wings coach Jeff Blashill said there will be an update on Helm on Wednesday,UP NEXTLightning: At Buffalo on Thursday night.Red Wings: At Washington on Friday night. ' ' '