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ERIE, Pa. - It was the end to a pair of streaks on Saturday night in the Ontario Hockey League.Chad Heffernan scored the go-ahead goal in the third period as the Belleville Bulls beat the Erie Otters 3-1 to snap their seven-game losing skid.Michael Cramarossa opened the scoring for the Bulls (13-12-2), with Jordan Subban adding an empty-net goal.Travis Dermott responded with his second of the season for Erie (21-4-1), which saw a five-game winning streak come to an end.Charlie Graham turned aside 33 shots for the victory. Devin Williams made 29 saves in 57:31 for the Otters.Belleville failed to score on three power-play chances while Erie was also unsuccessful on four opportunities.---FRONTENACS 3 KNIGHTS 2 (SO)LONDON, Ont. — Samuel Schutt scored twice in regulation and once in the shootout as Kingston edged the Knights.Ryan Kujawinski had the other Frontenacs (11-9-3) goal in the shootout.Michael McCarron and Aaron Berisha supplied the offence for London (15-8-2).---PETES 7 67S 3PETERBOROUGH, Ont. — Steven Lorentz scored two goals to help the Petes rout Ottawa.Eric Cornel, Artem Vladimirov, Nick Ritchie, Hunter Garlent and Josh Coyle rounded out the Peterborough (9-11-4) attack.Tyler Hill, Travis Konecny and Dante Salituro found the back of the net for the 67s (12-9-2).---STING 4 WHALERS 2PLYMOUTH, Mich. — Daniel Nikandrov struck twice as Sarnia doubled up the Whalers.Brandon Lindberg and Nikita Korostelev also scored for the Sting (12-11-2), who won their fourth straight.Matt Mistele and Will Bitten replied for Plymouth (10-14-2).---GREYHOUNDS 5 STORM 1SAULT STE. 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Ancelotti says "Gareth had some problems at the beginning (of the season) but when he found good physical condition he scored a lot of goals, he had a good impact on the team.EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Retaining coach Tom Coughlin for 2015 was only the start of what promises to be a busy off-season to-do list for ownership, the coaching staff, and general manager Jerry Reese.Co-owner John Mara said Tuesday that re-signing unrestricted free agents Jason Pierre-Paul and Antrel Rolle and continuing the rehabilitation of the 22 players who wound up on injured reserve were among the biggest needs for the franchise.While expressing pleasure about the season-ending 3-1 stretch, Mara left no doubt that much energy will be expended to avoid another 6-10 disaster.This has been a very difficult year for our fans, and an even more difficult year for me, Mara said. I havent stomached this very well. Its going to be a long off-season. But I think there is reason for optimism. I think well be a better team next year, but just talking about it right now isnt very convincing. Not coming off this type of season.Shoring up a defensive line that generated one of the leagues weakest pass rushes the first 11 games of the season will be a priority. Re-signing Pierre-Paul, whose nine sacks over the last five games gave him a team-high 12 1/2 for the season, will be a decision wrought with salary cap consequences. But Mara was cautiously optimistic about keeping him in the Meadowlands.Ill be surprised if hes not a Giant next year, Mara said.But he also said he wont break the bank for him.Id like him back, but for the right price, Mara said, adding that slapping the one-year, $9.04 million franchise tag on him is also an option. He had a great finish.Reese said he met with all the teams unrestricted free agents Monday, but has yet to engage in any negotiations with Pierre-Pauls representatives. How he weighs the defensive ends finish against the rest of his season could decide his future.The guy has the ability to be a game-changer, and we didnt see that the first half of the season, Reese said. Hes had some injury problems. Weve seen the guyy be a dynamic player, and hes still a young player.dddddddddddd So now we have to have a conversation with John (Mara) and his agents and see what makes sense for everybody.Reese said regardless of Pierre-Pauls or Rolles status, he did not plan on equaling the $116 million he spent on free agents last year.It wont be wholesale changes. Last year we had to turn the roster over, Reese said. Well definitely do something to upgrade our roster. Weve got a good corps of people coming back, regardless. You cant turn your roster over every single year.Although quarterback Eli Manning has one more year left on his contract, Mara said they could discuss an extension. Mara said he believes Manning still has a championship left in him, and that the organization would like to see him retire as a Giant. But it depends on what theyre asking for, Mara said.Continuing the rehabilitation on the vast list of injured players that included starters such as wide receiver Victor Cruz, linebacker Jon Beason, cornerbacks Walter Thurmond and Prince Amukamara, and offensive lineman Geoff Schwartz will be another off-season concern.Im very frustrated about the number of injuries weve had, Mara said. Its been two years in a row now that weve led the league in putting players on the IR. We cut down on the number of soft-tissue injuries, and all of a sudden theres broken bones and torn tendons and torn muscles.If we just get half of them back healthy next year, well be a much better team.The Giants must also find a replacement for quarterback coach Danny Langsdorf, who after just one season to become the offensive co-ordinator job at the University of Nebraska.Despite all the ifs and uncertainty facing the Giants, Coughlin believed 2015 will be a success, even if it does take a long, arduous off-season to accomplish it.Were going to be better next year, an animated Coughlin said. Why am I here? You think Im in my office with my feet up? Were here to win! ' ' '