Three goals in under three minutes did in the Regina Pats and their playoff hopes on Tuesday night. Devin McCourty Jersey . Swift Current scored three times in a 2:54-span in the second period as the Broncos topped the Pats 5-2 in Western Hockey League action. The loss mathematically eliminated the Pats from the playoff race in the Eastern Conference. Regina played most of the final four minutes with the net empty in an attempt to fight their way back into the game. Cody Eakin scored his 44th and 45th goals of the season, including an empty net goal with 19 seconds left in regulation, as the Broncos (34-29-4) earned their third straight victory on home ice. Travis Bobbee and Taylor Vause scored power-play goals 1:06 apart in the second period on both ends of a five-on-three. Justin Dowling opened the scoring after a scoreless first period with his 28th of the season. Elsewhere in the WHL it was: Calgary 5 Prince Albert 0; Moose jaw 4 Lethbridge 0; Everett 5 Kamloops 2; and Tri-City 5 Portland 1. At Swift Current, Sask., the Pats (27-33-7) scored both of their goals on the power play. Jordan Eberle scored his 46th goal of the season and added an assist. Pats forward Matt Strueby collected his 35th goal of the season. Swift Current netminder Morgan Clark made 36 saves, while Regina rookie goaltender Dawson Guhle gave up four goals on 32 shots. Hitmen 5 Raiders 0 At Calgary, Martin Jones stopped all 25 shots he faced to lead the Hitmen over the Raiders. For Jones, it was his sixth shutout of the season and 14th of his career to set a new Hitmen franchise record, surpassing the old standard of 13 career shutouts previously set by Justin Pogge. Joel Broda, Ian Schultz and Michael Stone had a goal and an assist each for the Hitmen (46-17-3), who clinched top spot in the Central Division and at least the first or second seed overall in the Eastern Conference for the first round of the WHL playoffs. Giffen Nyren and Tyler Shattock also scored, while Zak Stebner chipped in with a pair of assists. For the Raiders (30-31-5), it was their fourth straight loss and seventh in their past 10 games. --- Warriors 4 Hurricanes 0 At Lethbridge, Alta., Jeff Bosch made 31 saves for Moose Jaw as the Warriors blanked the Hurricanes. The win marked Boschs seventh shutout this season. Dylan Hood opened the scoring for the Warriors (32-24-9) just 36 seconds after puck drop in the first period. Chad Suer, Quinton Howden and Spencer Edwards followed with goals of their own. Lethbridges Brandon Anderson turned away 31 shots in defeat for the Hurricanes (19-40-8). --- Silvertips 5 Blazers 2 At Kamloops, B.C., Shayne Harper scored once to help Everett over the Blazers. Harper scored the games first goal. It was his 39th of the season, breaking the franchise record set by John Lammers in 2005-06. Clayton Cumiskey, Zack Dailey, Dan Iwanski and Scott MacDonald also scored for Everett (42-19-5). Mark Hall and Austin Madaisky replied for Kamloops (30-32-6). --- Americans 5 Winterhawks 1 At Portland, Ore., Brooks Macek had a pair of goals to lift Tri-City to a 5-1 victory over the Winterhawks. Tri-City (45-18-3) was two for five on the power play. Macek and Neal Prokop scored for the Americans with the man advantage. Justin Feser and Jordan Messier also had goals for Tri-City. Nino Niederreiter replied with the only goal for Portland (40-25-3), making it his 35th of the year.         Devin McCourty Jersey . 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Federer extended his quarter-final streak at major tournaments to 28 with a 6-3, 6-2, 7-5 victory over Olympic gold medal doubles partner Stanislas Wawrinka.On a sunny Tuesday afternoon in Oakland... (Doorbell rings) Oakland Raiders fan answers his door. RAIDERS FAN: Yes? JOHN HERRERA: Oh hi! My name is John Herrera and Im a Senior Executive with the Oakland Raiders. RAIDERS FAN: I know who you are John. What do you want? JOHN HERRERA: Well, Im here to drop off your season tickets! RAIDERS FAN: Oh great. JOHN HERRERA: Yeah it was brought to my attention that youve been a season ticket holder since we moved back to the Bay Area from Los Angeles. Yet were about to enter Week 3 of the season and you still havent picked up your tickets yet. When we tried to send them to you they were returned... unopened. RAIDERS FAN: Thats right JOHN HERRERA: Are you sure there wasnt some sort of mistake? RAIDERS FAN: No mistake. I just dont want to go anymore JOHN HERRERA: Dare I ask why? Its not me is it? RAIDERS FAN: Well... I dont blame you personally John because youre just a shill for the crazy old Gandalf who owns my team. JOHN HERRERA: Whoa! Mr. Davis has done a lot for people in need! RAIDERS FAN: Really? Is that what he was doing when he gave Javon Walker $55 million? JOHN HERRERA: Listen, we really think this team is moving in a new direction RAIDERS FAN: New direction huh? Hey... let me ask you John. Have you spent any time talking to San Jose Mercury News reporter Tim Kawakami lately? JOHN HERRERA: Um.... RAIDERS FAN: Because Im pretty sure I saw you berating him in front of Lane Kiffin and a room full of reporters at Kiffins press conference on Monday. JOHN HERRERA: Wow, look at the time! I should probably get going... RAIDERS FAN: In fact, I believe you called him a liar and said you would "love to" hit him because he exposed you for what you, and every Raider employee is: A shill for a madman. JOHN HERRERA: Is that my phone? (Herrera imitates ringing sound) Whoa! Gotta take a call... RAIDERS FAN: My favourite part was when Kawakami told you that you were welcome to sue him! You know what that means John? It means he knows he is absolutely 100 percentt right and you are absolutely 100 percent wrong. Hakeem Nicks Jersey. . I mean, bad enough that you handed out an ESPN.com article that was critical of your own head coach to various Raider beat reporters on behalf of Davis in a misguided effort to get the press on board with a Kiffin firing. Kawakami wrote about it but had the courtesy to keep your name out of it. But then, rather than just keep quiet about it and go about your business, you actually call attention to the situation by trying to make Kawakami look bad in front of his peers. How did it feel, John, when Kawakami remained completely calm while you screamed at him?  I loved his line warning you about the consequences of laying a hand on him in front of TV cameras and about 40 witnesses: "Id love to own a piece of this franchise too John" Ha! Classic! Im going to have to read Kawakamis stuff more often. JOHN HERRERA: So... should I just leave these tickets with you... or... RAIDERS FAN: And heres the best part: This team actually makes The Detroit Lions look like a healthy, successful franchise! Do you realize how hard that is to do? We are still the laughingstock of the entire league! I try to put on my Silver and Black Road Warrior gear on Sunday and I just cant do it. I cant walk into that stadium anymore and try to pretend that we are the most intimidating fans of the most intimidating franchise in the NFL. You know what I actually thought to myself last Sunday? JOHN HERRERA: That JaMarcus Russell might not be a bust after all? RAIDERS FAN: No John. I WISHED I WAS A BILLS FAN. Thats how bad things have become for me, a fan of the Oakland Raiders. I cant take it anymore. So I wont be going to those games. Id rather watch "Meet The Press" JOHN HERRERA: Brokaw really has been great filling in for the late Tim Russert. RAIDERS FAN: Amen. Have a great day John. Try not to get yourself sued. JOHN HERRERA: Good stuff! Go Raiders! Fan slams door in Herreras face. JOHN HERRERA: Okay! Were making progress! This one answered the door! ' ' '